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I'm not saying that Garthan is unbeatable! He just poses a very serious threat... I'm trying to prove the balance of the castles in all the topics! But in some, there are heroes who have a clear advantage!!!

Challenging him to a duel is easy! :) I'm always ready to play! Even with pleasure! But the description about 200 bears really made me laugh.... No one will be a rival here :D

I advise you not to play with those random swamps and barbarians who charge head-on, but with Castle, Rampart, or Dungeon. If the war has dragged on, then: in Castle, you can recruit "extra" archangels (from conservatories) + archers; in Rampart, there are elves to shoot, along with the most powerful dendroids and insidious (in terms of resistance) "grandfathers"; in Dungeon, there are spawners that are very harmoniously complemented by the Portal of Summoning.

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I want to say that Galthran can, of course, be defeated. I just don't understand how it's possible to play for more than 2.5 months?

Hello everyone!
I stumbled upon your wonderful forum quite by accident.
I'm eager to answer the question of whether Galtran can be defeated – yes, but it's difficult. And either "Explosion" or "Armageddon" with a good magic level will help. The tactic, of course, is not to try to defeat him in a head-on confrontation. Instead, you need to methodically lure him with a single, fast unit (which will give you the first move when attacking) and, after casting the aforementioned spells, immediately pay him off. I anticipate the question: "What if he has a Sphere of Inhibition, a Cloak of Negation, Chains of War, or an artifact that increases his turn order speed during battle?" The answer is ready: "Then you were just unlucky. After all, it's a game, and luck plays a role, even though skill in playing Heroes of Might and Magic 3 is very important." However, I don't understand, sir, what map size and difficulty level are you playing on that your war lasts as long as 4 months?:smile43: Based on my personal experience (8 years) of playing, when playing locally 1 on 1 without computers, on a 2-level map without paved roads and generated randomly without water and with strong monsters (not based on a template like "Dwarven Tunnels," where players start with towns, or "Dragons," where almost everything is free and there is almost no protection, etc.), the game lasts a maximum of 3 months (usually the key global battle takes place in the 2nd week of the 2nd month). And that's even when you can't develop logistics specialists (Dessa, Gunnar, Kir), Sir Mullich, and can't use Jump and Fly, or take level 7 creatures (you can only take rusty and mythical ones. Azure and crystalline ones don't exist, and dealing with all these dragons is such a hassle that you'll think twice). So, if you act quickly, it won't even come close to 3000 skeletons. And I advise you to play not with those swamps and barbarians who charge head-on, but with Castle, Rampart, or Dungeon. If the war has already dragged on, then: in Castle, if needed, you can recruit "extra" archangels (from conservatories) + archers; in Rampart, there are elves to shoot at, along with the most powerful dendroids and insidious (in terms of resistance) "grandfathers"; in Dungeon, there are creature breeders that are very harmoniously complemented by the Summoning Portal.

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I want to say that Galtran can, of course, be defeated. I just don't understand how it's possible to play for more than 2.5 months?

Well, it depends a lot on luck and how the player plays. In general, Barbarians are better because they require less gold than Necromancers, meaning you can build a larger army.

On a normal map with good guards and without resurrection, Necropolis develops very slowly because the loss of skeletons is greater than their resurrection.

Where does the 100 come from at the beginning, and even if it's like that, the skeletons "multiply" very slowly after battles during the initial Necromancy phase.