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Wizard. Chaos and Order spells at a great price :)

Wizard! Definitely!

Fire Guardian is also good if you need it for scenarios!

Fire Mage! He's really awesome, but the Wizard isn't that great, because it's hard to get spells of Haven!

Fire Mage! He's really good, but the Wizard isn't that great, because it's hard to get Order spells!

By the way, he deals a lot of damage, but not against very strong opponents... especially if the hero has good defense...

And who attacks the hero? We kill the creatures, and the dragons finish off the hero...

And the best part is that you don't even need to recruit your own creatures. (In fact, you shouldn't!) :)

Definitely Fire Guardian. Firstly, when is a fire shield ever unnecessary, and secondly, with a strong hero in melee combat, it's worth something.

Fire Mage! Just like in Starcraft! Anyone got a light?

Yesterday, I decided to play a bit with Hoard. And since the map lacked resources and money (I needed to pay a tax after a certain time), I chose Nobility as the magic for Chaos. I ended up with a Sorceress. Or rather, it was her. I really got into it...
And the main thing that amuses me about Hoard is that the female units are bald... :D

Probably, it was an unsuccessful experiment with the "Armageddon" spell :smile52: Unfortunately, it is impossible to increase the number of black dragons :smile39:

You can upgrade an archmage on my account. Sometimes there are situations where it is necessary to strengthen all spells, including combat spells. I had one case where my regular mage cast the "Ice Bolt" spell on an enemy hero (he had no magic resistance), and after that, he had only 5 XP left (and he had about 250):). And this ruined the game. It is necessary to choose the optimal option for all spells, and increasing their power by 20% would be even better.

I always prefer the Archmage. This applies to any type of magic. I can't stand slowing down and limiting my development. If I come across, say, an altar for a specific type of magic, why wouldn't I take it? But if I'm a Warlock and I take, for example, Death magic, then that's a different story... HOWEVER! A good Archmage takes a long time to develop.

I always prefer an Archmage. This applies to any magic. I can't slow down and limit my development. If I come across, for example, an altar of some kind of magic, why not take it? But if I'm a Warlock and take, for example, Death magic, then that's a different story... BUT! A good Archmage takes a long time to level up.

Leveling up takes a long time, but it's worth it :)

This is precisely the thesis I try to uphold in almost every topic about the 4th installment of Heroes... Of course, I don't argue that you can start with a Warlock, a Lich, or a Heretic. But I don't agree with the idea of halting development and focusing on nurturing a single character. One must strive for improvement!