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That's exactly what I wanted to say. It might not be important, but sometimes it still plays a role, which, in my opinion, casts doubt on Necropolis being the undeniably strongest faction.

Yes, but it will be difficult to dominate in Utopia without those free Imps and Angels.

Yeah, I got a bit confused; I'm trying to reason from the perspective of the current rules, but I'm just blanking for some reason :confused:

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That is exactly what I wanted to say; it might not be important, but sometimes it still plays a role—which, in my eyes for example, makes me question Necropolis as the unconditionally strongest castle.

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Yes, but it's unlikely to dominate in Dragon Utopia without those free ducks and angels.

How many movement points does Kalid have?

There are 2 known bugs:
1) A hero is purchased from the tavern with movement points faster than the 1st unit, even if there is a slower 2nd unit (centaurs and dwarves, respectively).
2) A hero is purchased with 1300 movement points, don't know why.

How many movement points does Kalid have?

There are 2 known bugs:
1) A hero is purchased from the tavern with movement points faster than the 1st unit, even if there is a slower 2nd unit (centaurs and dwarves, respectively).
2) A hero is purchased with 1300 movement points, not sure why.

(I don't really like mines...):rolleyes:

Scorp, please upload the save file – we'll analyze it and figure everything out.

"Well-known" bug, you say? Well-known to whom? Has it ever been documented anywhere? This is the first time I've heard of it.

figured it out
I had an excellent hero in my Lords clan - I consider him one of the strongest in the world; he wrote excellent articles a long time ago.
http://heroes.ag.ru/h3/h3_speed
http://heroes.ag.ru/h3/h3_places

I advise you to read it... it describes the last move... when you can make the last move diagonally, even though you don't have enough movement points:
"§2.3. The Last Step."

in short, the essence is that in Heroes, the "last step" is calculated in a tricky way ;)

By the way, there is another well-known bug: dismissing a hero without an army... If you were lucky enough to buy him in the tavern this week, he has 2000 movement points. I clarify: the bug is known on the Test server (here, a hero without an army moves 1300 instead of 2000).

Known to me and a number of other people with whom I communicate on topics related to Heroes.

In particular, the bug with 1300 movement points was in the final game of the St. Petersburg Championship - 2008, which took place in "Alaska". So there was no shortage of spectators. And it also manifested itself several times in other situations, in personal games.

There are no striking examples of starting with a larger number of movement points, as an excess does not lead to such outrage as a shortage (for example, Alex was upset for a long time when a hero with 1300 movement points could not reach from castle to castle, although it was known that 1500 is enough with a margin).