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Be clearer, it's unclear what you meant when you said "an archangel has a chance to move twice without taking damage," can a dragon do the same?

Are you just trying to joke? If you're talking about an archangel and a black dragon, then why give the archangel "good," it won't do anything :D.

I didn't say it's impossible – it's just that a dragon has morale of 1, and an archangel has 2, which means that, according to probability theory, on a given turn, the archangel will be able to move twice and, assuming the opponent is a dragon, attack it twice in one turn, only receiving one attack in return.

You're wrong – it will give an even greater turn priority :D

Well, I didn't say that immunity is bad, and it's not just about good... there's also bloodlust, prayer, accuracy, magic resistance (they are used not only for their direct purpose but also to increase priority), executioner, or frenzy.

Do you even know what "morale +1 or +2, etc." means? First, figure it out, and then argue!
That's not true, especially when we're talking about an Archangel!!! And what do you mean by "turn priority"?
As for magic, and your super spells: you might as well mention Stone Skin :D - it's all garbage! Armageddon will replace them all :)

1) Morale is a stat that determines the possibility of taking another turn during a single round (or, conversely, the absence of turns).

2) If you cast a blessing on one archer in your army and not on another, the one with the blessing will go first.

4) If the troops are already close to the legions (this happens), then Armageddon will only deal some pathetic 2000 damage to everyone, but a prayer will add a lot of damage, and having 100 archers will also be quite beneficial:smile08:

What you write is a rather small argument; everyone knows that, but will you answer these questions: you are partially right about morale - "the possibility of a second turn," but do you know how it is determined? How is it calculated? And what is the difference between "+1 morale" and "+2 morale"? - Are you even aware of this? (This is what I meant).

This is a COMPLETE NONSENSE!!! :D:D:D

No, it's really funny; if, as you write, the troops are close to "legions," then by the time you gather such an army, the damage from Armageddon will be far from 2000! And in general - how do you have to play to gather such armies? - In my opinion, it's stupid, long, and generally uninteresting (although I admit: a long time ago, I liked to have fun with "Diplomacy" :)).

Well, you know, you might as well ask how Pascal works. I've only played Heroes Online about 5 times before visiting this site... The rest is just computers and hot-seat games.

You'll say I checked and it's not true... Have you ever encountered a situation where you have archers in your army (for example, with Adela) but only blessings in the spellbook?

If you haven't played Day of the Hurricane, that's your problem, but in my opinion, this map is a real competitor to Gift2001, and how many points will Armageddon inflict? And what if it's a dragon set? And in general, I think combat magic is good at the beginning - but then curses and blessings are the best...

Will we argue for a long time?

See, you admit you don't know everything; in short, what morality is – you can read about it (where? – I think it's unnecessary to say), but if you're too lazy, then:
morality "+1" is only a 10% chance that this creature will get an extra turn, "+2" is accordingly 20% – yes, for example, in a dungeon, this is a huge advantage, but in Heroes, it's not that important – you can check it yourself, give +1 to one hero and +2 morality to another, the difference is almost negligible;), let's bring our competitors (Dungeon and Archons) together :)
I probably won't please you – magic will NEVER give priority to the turn; if you apply a "buff" to the second group of Archangels (for example), they will still go second in the next turn – this is undeniable! Before making such claims, check it (you also said that dragons would defeat Archons :D)
And what does it have to do with whether you played or not? We were discussing something, remember? We were talking about the fact that you said that you can apply anything to an Archangel, but in a real playthrough, immunity is more important, in my opinion.
And no one is arguing, we're just discussing :) – by the way, there are probably some advantages to this kind of "discussion"...

I really like Phoenixes; there are many of them, they are fast, it's easy to build a bonfire, they are incredibly cheap, and they are immune to fire.

Unit morale is the probability of a unit repeating its action in battle. With a positive morale value and some luck, a unit can act twice in one round, and with poor morale, it can do the opposite – become inactive. (Note: Morale is often referred to as the troops' Battle Spirit). The army's Battle Spirit is modified in various ways: by the hero's "Leadership" skill, by artifacts, by visiting locations that increase (or decrease) morale, by the presence of a tavern in the city (for the garrison), by the presence of hero (or enemy) creatures in the army that increase (or decrease) Battle Spirit, and also: +1 if the army consists of units of one race; -1 if the army contains undead (excluding Necropolis armies); -1 if the army consists of units of three different races; -1 for each different race unit after three (For example: three different races - morale -1, four -2, five -3).

The magnitude of morale (+1, +2, +3) gives the probability of repeated turns in percentage terms, respectively (4.2; 8.3; 12.5)%.

But if one player has Leadership +1 and the other has +3, then in battles it sometimes happens that the one with +1 gets a repeated turn more often. This can sometimes be very frustrating. :).
It's just that the machine calculates the "probability" percentage, which is impossible to predict.