In Equilibris, Ogres have gained many spells, some of which are quite useful. The Ogre-Mage has been given the following spells: Magic Resistance, Mana Drain, Spell Shackle, Snake Strike, and Sparks. He now has a total of 5 mana (previously 6).
The Ogre-Mage's ability has been changed from "Bloodlust" to "Spellcaster" due to the expanded range of spells.
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Yeah, I managed to negate that first hit with a spell or a scroll... and that's it, the Ogre doesn't have enough mana for anything else.
Centaurs are quite decent archers. And in melee combat... In the early stages, they are very useful for a Barbarian. Especially if the hero has a Sniper's crossbow, which, by the way, is quite common. Although, of course, from the very first encounters with neutrals, they are just cannon fodder that distracts from the hero.
I agree with you, Centaurs simply distract the enemy from the hero. But they still have some use. Especially if the hero has an Elven King's Bow (plus one more attack in ranged combat for all creatures). I once experimented in the editor and created a Barbarian hero with full combat skills, with a Sword of Swiftness. I gave him a Potion of Swiftness, knowledge of Chaos magic, and an Elven King's Bow. And I added a Gargantua to his army. The enemy was a monster. During the battle, the hero drank the potion, cast "Cat's Agility" on himself and the Gargantua. Then they became very useful. In melee combat, the Hero attacked five times, and the Gargantua fired four times. That's some serious power, a useful team.
The strongest of all creatures is the Black Dragon; it has helped me out many times.
The strongest is not the black dragon, but the Dragon King. And the Black Dragon is quite useful, but for certain situations, there are even more useful creatures.
Can you show a screenshot of it?
I'm not at home right now and can't show it, but here are the parameters:
Black Dragon - damage 55-110
Health - 400
Defense - 40
Ranged defense - 40
Attack - 40
Dragon Lord - damage 50-100
Health - 1000
Defense - 50
Ranged defense - 50
Attack - 50
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but for me, the most fun is an army of only heroes and a large supply of potions of immortality...
🏹🎪+⛓️♿=💕
but for me, the most fun is an army consisting only of heroes and a large supply of potions of immortality...
It looks impressive, but often the spirit interferes, especially if the heroes are from different Castles.
The usefulness of a unit depends on the player's tactics and the appropriateness of that unit against the opponent's unit (for example, a vampire is simply very useful against the basic army of Nature, but against golems, undead, or elementals, it clearly has nothing to do). But in any case, a pumped-up hero-mage or a hero with Warfare (tactics, and also provide troops...) will definitely not be useless in battle, and a scout and a lord are good on the map.
Well, without any hero, the army loses its strength, especially without a mage or a tactician, and it becomes similar to a neutral army, if you are playing against a strong player (i.e., you won't be able to make a proper move with the unit either)

Барон "Vampires"
Отдай свои прошлые сны,
В сомненьях себя обрети,
В бешеном танце душа кружится!
Не думай, что будет потом,
Здесь и сейчас мы живем,
Стань хоть на миг сам собой, слышишь!
Well, a vampire is useful against any living unit, except perhaps against Crusaders, and maybe against magical creatures...
Without a hero, any army loses its strength, especially without a mage or tactician, and becomes similar to a neutral one. If you're facing a strong player, you won't be able to make effective moves with your units.
🏹🎪+⛓️♿=💕
It looks impressive, but often morale hinders them if the heroes are from different factions.

