They just need to buff the Inquisitors, they're a bit weak...
Although, there's a downside... ALL level 1 units are TERRIBLE:mad: :smile48:
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The difficulty lies in the fact that in versions 1.5 and 2.1, training should be handled by an experienced commander with a fully upgraded counterattack skill. Otherwise, there won't be enough money to train high-level units.
Good race, the armored knights, inquisitors, and paladins are great!:smile20:
They just need to buff the Incas, they are too weak...
Although there is a downside... ALL level 1 units are TERRIBLE:mad: :smile48:
Are you only talking about peasants, or also about Archers?
If you're talking about Archers, then that's a mistake! In my opinion, Dugald's Archers are so strong that I divide them into two groups, and they still take down anyone!
In version 1.5, on a large map, I recruit more Inquisitors than Archers. I divide them into 2 stacks. From the very beginning, I upgrade the main trainer, and when he becomes an experienced commander with a skilled counter-attack skill, I transfer the troops to the main hero.

and they also have spells, so even if only 1 (one) Inquisitor remains on the battlefield, he will still be useful!
What... even more so than other units of the same rank?
For example, what's wrong with an Archlich compared to an Inquisitor?
Even a Hell Steed, a War Unicorn, or a Hydra?
In my opinion, the Inquisitor is only better than a Djinn!
I'm not sure about the Djinn, but you're wrong about the Hydra! Not only do they shoot, but they also move frequently, cast spells, and are quite strong in melee combat! :p
I'm not sure about the Djinn, but you're wrong about the Hydra! The Incas not only shoot, they move frequently, and they also cast spells and are quite strong in melee combat! :p
I disagree, even though people are my favorite Inca race, I like them the least. Sorry, but they:
Cool Arbalests.