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I upgraded my hero to the ultimate ability, but it's useless. Can you tell me how to create chains so that they have a greater effect?:confused:
1. The "Sense Element" skill. This skill allows the player to see the elements assigned to enemy creatures. Without it, elemental chains do not work. "Sense Element" allows you to deal elemental damage only with spells. This means that your warriors will still not deal additional elemental damage.
2. The "Altar of Elements" building. The "Altar of Elements" allows you to see the elements assigned to creatures in your army. It allows your creatures to deal additional elemental damage.
Note: "Sense Element" is the skill that enables the chains to work. If the hero has the "Sense Element" skill, but the "Altar of Elements" has not been built in your city, then only spells will deal additional elemental damage. However, if you have built the "Altar of Elements", but the hero does not have "Sense Element", then neither the hero's army nor his spells will deal additional elemental damage.
To increase elemental damage, you need:
- The "Altar of Prime Elements" building
- The "Fury of the Elements" super ability
P.S. I don't recommend leveling up "Fury of the Elements". It's a useless ability with a useless upgrade path. :)
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Пять восклицательных знаков в конце каждого предложения - признак подростковых комплексов.
So you fall at his feet hes the one who betrays you
Its the servants devotion for the decay
Stand up
There are no flowers on your grave
There are no chains
There I keep chanting for the forgotten name © Amorphis
I must say, it's a complete failure... You wouldn't attack 3 Ents instead of a crowd of archers just because of the double damage.
But overall, the bonus is good, especially if you have many cities and many altars. I remember playing on a large map and capturing 5-6 Elven castles, dealing several thousand additional damage.
Now the chains have been strengthened even further... I think it's a good thing. And even if you hit someone randomly, sometimes you hit where you need to... and then it's satisfying. I see the chains as an additional element of luck, with levers for control when needed.
That's right, it's a very useful skill in battle.