Posts from “Heroes of Might and Magic V: Tribes of the East”

Wow, the new wheel keeps surprising me!
What do you think, why would a Necromancer hero have the "Empathy" skill, if undead creatures don't react to morale at all? And is a Necromancer even capable of empathy?

Maybe the Undead will have a new, living hero? Who commands this undead army!? But it's unlikely he would care about them! And seriously, this ability is pointless for Necromancers.:mad:

The point is simply that, what if a Necromancer hero commands living troops? It's quite possible that Arantir will fight against Haven's troops against Biara. In general, this ability is given to diversify tactics, but I can't imagine where you'd find a Necromancer who would replace his standard troops with living ones.

I agree, I was also scared at first when I saw the wheel, but then I realized that pure mages are not lucky in the world of Ashan. The most optimal option is a ranger, with enchanted arrows, ballistas, pyrokinesis, etc., and the strongest mage is a barbarian, because his shouts cannot be canceled by anything, and his resistances, even just one skill, "Strength against Magic," destroys the entire strategy of playing as a mage.

Well, here it simply means that if a necromancer hero commands living troops, it is quite possible that Arantir will fight with Heaven's troops against Biara. In general, this skill is given to diversify tactics, but I can't imagine where a necromancer would be found who would change his standard troops for living ones.

The point is simply that if a Necromancer hero commands living troops, it's quite possible that Arantir will fight against Haven's troops against Biara.

That's understandable, but in that case, the morale of the units will be negative, and this ability will only do harm...:confused:

It seems to me that the "sacrificial altar" is a useless thing for evil races:
Orc - can sell creatures in the city for money
Necromancer - they use "non-native" creatures better than anyone else, which is why I love necromancers))
Demon - the same altar, but in the city
Dark Knight - increases growth in the city
And the fact that they give little experience for creatures, means that they can be useful.

I'm disappointed. There are too many skills in the skill wheel. I couldn't manage to recruit a Recruit with leadership in the first mission of the Orc campaign, so I could focus on the aura and retribution skills.
Of course, it's worth playing multiplayer and several games, but the first impression of a ruined level 18 hero isn't very good.

I wonder, what alternative upgrade will there be for the Elves and Dark Elves?