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Well, I, as a Barbarian, also need this sphere, and it will be very useful... And the cloak is a powerful item, so eliminate the Necromancer in the bud, otherwise you'll have a lot of problems later, unless you're a diplomat, of course.

it’s worth remembering that it (the cloak) isn’t that hard to acquire, which is a significant plus. I like the elixir of life, especially if you have 8th-level creatures. I don’t particularly like the Titan’s Thunder, as I often get much more damage from the implosion. Cursed armor is cool, but it’s a shame that it’s a curse, and there’s not much benefit from it.

There aren't many of them, only 3, but on one map, there aren't more than a few sets of combined artifacts, otherwise, there would be no chance of saving yourself from the Necropolis.

I wouldn't say that... I rarely assemble the Haven faction, or the Dragon Might artifact... Titan's Roar and the others are also rare for me. Maybe I just don't know how to create those "difficult" combinations? :smile43:

The King of the Damned's cloak is, by the way, one of the easiest to assemble...; it only has one artifact of level 2, and the other two are of level 1 – this indicates how easy it is to put together...

I'm talking about the same thing, and the most difficult ones are the King of Drakes' bridge (I don't even particularly like it), the Angel Alliance – it has great art, and the Elixir of Life – I rarely find the vial... I'm not taking into account the Horn of Plenty, the Magic Well, it's easy to assemble a deck with it, and its ring...

If things were that simple, Necromancers would always win, but that's far from the truth.

Simpler than the others doesn't mean it's completely easy. And even so, it's still quite easy to assemble on large maps, especially when the map isn't for 2 players and size S, but for 8 players and size XL; in that case, it's assembled almost every time.

Of course, he's going to join on XL, but the question is when? And won't it be too late?

It's never too late to start building liches instead of skeletons, and if you're losing, collecting such an artifact can completely change the course of the match in your favor.

It's never too late, of course, but there also needs to be enough "meat" on the map...

It's never too late, of course, but there also needs to be enough "meat" on the map...

And what are the weekly gremlins or goblins for in the game?;)

How do you mean, for what purpose??? So that the diplomat has someone to annex and eliminate those Necromancers with cloaks ;) :D

For me, the best artifacts are: 1. Boots or gloves at the beginning of the game, providing bonuses to logistics or pathfinding – this ensures good hero and castle development. 2. Artifacts with +6 to defense or attack, plus a breastplate with +4 or +5 strength, are also great. 3. When you start exploring and raiding in the second week of the first month, the "Alliance of Angels" (or some of its components) and a flask that provides 25% healing are essential. After that, a cloak or rings that increase speed are useful. And if you're playing as a faction with ranged units, like Fortress or Tower, a sniper bow with a sphere of prohibition is a must-have! I don't use artifacts like the Lich's Cloak because we play with my friends without Necropolis on higher difficulty levels, as it's not very interesting. As for the "Might of the Dragon Father," it's too difficult to acquire in the game (unless you're playing against the computer). However, the "Well of Mana" is an excellent artifact, but there are few opportunities to play as a mage against a skilled warrior and find artifacts that counter magic.

I like playing as Haven; I place an artifact at the beginning of each level, and on XL difficulty, almost any artifact can be collected.