Posts from What is more important: luck or fighting spirit?

Whether it's a perversion or not, it does happen. Why not use a tank, there's probably more than one Necropolis on the map. Even if he doesn't gather an extra thousand skeletons, I think the two thousand assembled by the Necromancer heroes will already defeat everyone. :)

Archangels give a bonus only to Castle units; for the rest, they take away what they gave just as quickly. The artifacts are on par. In total, we have an advantage if the army is of one type.

Archangels give a bonus only to Fortress players; for the others, they take away what they gave just as quickly. The artifacts are of equal level. As a result, there is an advantage if the army consists of one type of unit.

In my opinion, luck is more important because:
2. As you said, luck only increases the base damage (where did you get this from? although, never mind, it doesn't matter). Even if that's true, the difference will be small – only about 100 extra damage. But what is that? Essentially, nothing.

3. With luck, you can kill with one hit. Let's imagine a situation (roughly speaking):
5 Archangels attack 14 Mighty Gorgons. With luck, they kill them. With morale, 2 Gorgons remain. The Gorgons retaliate – deadly gaze – 1 Archangel dies. The Archangels' turn. It's not advantageous. And this is just the simplest example.

In Heroes 3, there's a medal of valor or something like that (a sun-shaped charm). It has a similar effect. I rarely take these skills because I almost always play as Conflux or Necropolis. I'd rather take magic and deal good damage with spells than rely on luck for my units.

I would choose leadership because leadership is more important for the Barbarians.

Added 4 minutes later
And in general, two attacks are better than one successful attack. For example, against you, there are 2 enemies, and both groups have very little health left, but you have even less (let's assume that you also take them out with one hit, and they take you out with one hit), and then you approach and kill one, which gives you good morale, and you can also easily finish off the other. But if you have bad luck, then they will most likely finish you off.

The situation might be exactly the opposite. You might need to eliminate a unit with a single blow, for example, to prevent a hero from casting a spell. In that case, luck is definitely better.

Maybe you need to eliminate a unit with a single blow, for example, so that the hero doesn't have time to cast a spell. In that case, luck is definitely better.