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As a fan of Raileigh, I greatly appreciate the League of Shadows, but I took the liberty of creating a ranking from the strongest to the weakest race, in my opinion, and the reasons for this decision.
1. Undead - because the heroes of this race can produce a huge number of skeletons, and Necropolises have Mortifiers. That's awesome. It's a pity that golems, gargoyles, and elementals cannot be turned.
2. Humans - because, in my opinion, the key to success lies not only in money but also in Training Halls. It's cool when you have an extra couple of hundred thousand coins and, say, 100 peasants. You can just take them and turn them into Paladins or Inquisitors.
3. Elves - because it's cool when at the beginning of the battle, all Archers and Druids automatically shoot at the largest cluster of enemy troops (it's a pity that we can't control this, i.e., I would like the druids and archers to shoot at high-level creatures, say, Dragons). And the Ranger Guild: if you want to use a rain of arrows, you have to choose creatures for this rain (initially killing a significant number of these creatures).
4. Mages - because their mastery of mini-artifacts is impressive, but the full benefit of mini-artifacts, unfortunately, comes somewhere after the hero reaches level 25, but still. A user with the nickname D12 (ArchOut) enlightened us on how to properly use mini-artifacts, and I thank him for that. (more details in Heroes 5 - Walkthrough and the Mage mission - part 2, Liberation).
5. Dwarves - because they are not bad, and they have good Rune magic, however, dwarves have few special advantages besides Runes.
6. Demons - because, firstly, this is the "most evil race," and I don't feel any sympathy for it; secondly, the ability of Imps to steal mana almost guarantees a third of the chance for the demon hero to win (but when there are a lot of Imps, and the enemy hero is of a lower level), the ability of each creature to open the Gates of Chaos is good, but not always.
Dark Elves were not included in the ranking because they are my idols. I wrote this ranking myself, without anyone's interests, suggestions, or reproaches, i.e., exclusively on my own initiative. Thank you for your attention. I look forward to your comments.
1. Undead - because the heroes of this race can produce a huge number of skeletons, and Necropolises have Mortifiers. That's awesome. It's a pity that golems, gargoyles, and elementals cannot be turned.
2. Humans - because, in my opinion, the key to success lies not only in money but also in Training Halls. It's cool when you have an extra couple of hundred thousand coins and, say, 100 peasants. You can just take them and turn them into Paladins or Inquisitors.
3. Elves - because it's cool when at the beginning of the battle, all Archers and Druids automatically shoot at the largest cluster of enemy troops (it's a pity that we can't control this, i.e., I would like the druids and archers to shoot at high-level creatures, say, Dragons). And the Ranger Guild: if you want to use a rain of arrows, you have to choose creatures for this rain (initially killing a significant number of these creatures).
4. Mages - because their mastery of mini-artifacts is impressive, but the full benefit of mini-artifacts, unfortunately, comes somewhere after the hero reaches level 25, but still. A user with the nickname D12 (ArchOut) enlightened us on how to properly use mini-artifacts, and I thank him for that. (more details in Heroes 5 - Walkthrough and the Mage mission - part 2, Liberation).
5. Dwarves - because they are not bad, and they have good Rune magic, however, dwarves have few special advantages besides Runes.
6. Demons - because, firstly, this is the "most evil race," and I don't feel any sympathy for it; secondly, the ability of Imps to steal mana almost guarantees a third of the chance for the demon hero to win (but when there are a lot of Imps, and the enemy hero is of a lower level), the ability of each creature to open the Gates of Chaos is good, but not always.
Dark Elves were not included in the ranking because they are my idols. I wrote this ranking myself, without anyone's interests, suggestions, or reproaches, i.e., exclusively on my own initiative. Thank you for your attention. I look forward to your comments.
