Posts from Abilities

I visited the forum and didn't know what to write, so I decided to list my favorite hero skills in the 3rd part!
1. Wisdom (without it, you'll restart the game immediately on a big map!)
2. Earth (if it's not there, you can restart on a big map)
3. Air (not as important as Earth, but sometimes extremely necessary)
4. Logistics
5. Pathfinding
6. Diplomacy
7. Scouting
8. Archery
9. Magic Resistance... although, what am I talking about, there are only 8 skill slots, right? Well, that's it!

Various luck/morale, defense/attack are quickly increased with ARTIFACTS, in about 2-3 months of gameplay.

P.S. in rare cases, Fire is great! Water has never been great)

And by the way, Kir is a man, not a woman, as written on many forums. I can prove it if necessary (no, I don't want to).

It’s better to attack than to use ranged attacks. Even in the Tower, there are only three archers, and other factions have even fewer…
In this regard, the Rampart heroes were always amusing, as many of them have ranged attacks at the start, and with only one of the seven ranged tiers in the city, it’s a great value, of course.
And… Scouting? It’s not even needed for spatial gates; you just jump into the darkness, and that’s it… You need to take defense. Stats are stats, but it won’t make things worse; it will only add to it.

It could have been a topic in the Heroes of Might and Magic III section.

I agree, this belongs in the section for the third game, but definitely not here. Regarding the topic: The best ability is "Warfare." If you max it out, you can save money on your army and spend all your funds on Immortals. Plus, grab any school of magic; ideally, Life, but Nature or Chaos works too. You can also choose a scouting ability, but it's not essential. ...Oh, wait, we're talking about the third game. Then the best ability is "Internet/Money," which allows you to buy the fourth game and enjoy it.

moderator cyberbullying in 2019, excellent.

The best ability is warfare.

I'm still shocked by the "Archmage" campaign in Heroes, where the main character had magic in all slots, so he would die from any fairy.

I had the same experience. I was using Immortality potions and Life Magic to heal.
To be fair, I'm not sure how it was in the original, but in Equilibris, heroes become noticeably tougher when they level up, even without combat skills.