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

Please tell me how you manage to defeat the Inferno Castle with Wolfenstein? Neither I nor the computer can win. Moreover, the castle wins with a huge advantage! Explain it to me simply. I don't need you to tell me that you just took it and won. It's not that simple. Its army is much larger.

Firstly, you are posting this message in the wrong thread. Find a walkthrough, and you will find the answer there, specifically for the Tribes of the East add-on.
I myself have just started playing the last mission. I'm running around with Zephyr, collecting resources, and the red neutral creatures are doing nothing and not moving. It's great, I could play like this forever. But eventually, I will have to face Biara sooner or later. No matter what, I need to destroy this demonic scum! :)

Sorry for posting in the wrong thread. But the most interesting thing is that this is not a battle against a "biara." It happens after Zephyr captures all the mines, and then the battle between Wolfstan and Jazebeth begins. And I can't seem to win it. I need to defeat her to open the portal so that it's possible to bring in the orcs!

I apologize for posting this in the wrong thread. But the most interesting thing is that this isn't a battle with Biara. After Zephyr captures all the mines, the battle between Wolfstan and Jazebeth begins. And I can't seem to beat her. She needs to be defeated in order to open the portal so that it would be possible to summon Orcs!

I wrote a lot here. Hopefully, it will help /topic/at/124814/ (divine vengeance rules! :))

Hello everyone! I haven't purchased the second expansion pack yet, but I'm very interested in learning about it. Could you tell me where I can find the stats for the Stronghold units? Also, I can't seem to upload an avatar from my computer; why is that? Maybe I'm missing something? Please help! Thanks in advance!

I can say that overall, I enjoyed the expansion. The new faction has become my favorite, and the alternate upgrades have added a lot of tactical diversity. In most cases, you really need to think about which unit to upgrade, or choose units for specific situations. The storyline was very enjoyable, until I got to the campaign for the mages. First of all, we never found out what happened to Railag. As I understand it, he went to look for the Dark Messiah. But since in the game Dark Messiah, Isabel's son is perfectly fine, it means Railag's quest was not successful, or something happened to him... Never mind, let's not dwell on the negative. The Wood Elves were also somewhat left out. Perhaps the developers will still give us single-player campaigns? Because as it is, everything feels unfinished.

The missions are generally completed normally; they are moderately difficult, but sometimes you have to work hard. The main thing is to choose the right difficulty level. In my opinion, it's easier to play multiplayer maps on Veteran than in the campaigns.

I don't know where else to write this, so I'm writing it here. Please don't judge me too harshly if I chose the wrong topic! In the last mission for the Orcs, when I captured the city of the mages, Gotay's stats suddenly increased dramatically. With all the artifacts, it was something like 47;40;30;30. But I'm not sure. How is this possible? Or is it somehow related to the fact that he reached level 30 after the battle? It's a mystery to me; maybe someone knows?

And one more question. Does anyone know if Heroes 6 is already in development?

Guys, please tell me which Cyclops is better in your opinion: the Blood-Eyed or the Free one? And one more question: on the second and third levels, do Cyclops gain any auras with their Rage skill, and what do they mean?

You can check it out here: http://www.heroes.ag.ru/heroes5/add-on-2/Blood_Rage/
All creature bonuses are described in detail.
In my opinion, Cyclops are equally valuable. Blood Cyclops deal less damage, but they are safer, with a much lower chance of hitting their own units. They also reduce luck, so they are often counterattacked unsuccessfully. And the Free Cyclops swing their clubs so hard that it's amazing. They can easily eliminate an entire stack of your army with a "good" attack and a counterattack. But they are stronger, plus the large range can also be used against the enemy (in general, this is rare, but once I used Cyclops to send 4 small enemy squads to Urgash:cool:). And they destroy walls!

I still can't upload an avatar from my computer for some reason. Why is that? Maybe I'm missing something? Please help! Thanks in advance!

Maybe your avatar is just too large.

Or the resolution is incorrect:smile32:.

Thank you all for your responses! :)
Thank you for the information, Major Whirlwind! :)
The problem was with the pixels.

Guys, tell me, which cyclops do you think is better: the Blood-Eyed or the Free? And another question: on the second and third levels, do any auras appear for the cyclops when they gain Fury, and what do they mean?

The Blood-Eyed one is better.
It has less damage, but higher initiative. And it's easier and safer to play with, as it attacks like a dragon. As for the Free one, it's like a knight in chess – you need to know how to play with it; you can get some good advantages, but you can also lose half of your army...

I like Bloodeyes more too! He's more fun, and you're less likely to accidentally kill your own units. It's a shame that all Cyclops are like that; they kill so few goblins! By the way, I finished Tribes of the East three days ago! And what can I say except: "The second expansion is Super!" :) I want a third expansion with a Swamp faction. If Nival doesn't do it, then I'll take care of it! ;)

I'm currently finishing the campaign for the Orcs... I keep having one persistent thought about them: "It's better not to be born beautiful"... :D

I'm almost finished with the Stronghold campaign... I keep having one persistent thought about them: "It's better to be born strong than beautiful"... :D

Just kidding, you're beautiful, but perhaps this sounds better: "It's better to be born strong than beautiful!":smile08:

Bloodclaw is better.
It has less damage, but higher initiative. And it's easier and safer to play with, because it attacks like a dragon. As for Freeblade, it's like a knight in chess – you need to know how to play with it, you can get some good advantages, but you can also lose half of your army...

I like Freeblade more; it moves less often, but when it does, it's devastating! Just don't keep it near your own units, and you're good to go :smile20: Oh, I forgot to add that it also breaks walls :D