P.S. Because figuring it out by trial and error is tedious, frustrating, and I don't have the time :)
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Exactly, by the time you gather your Armageddon's Blade or Angel, you'll have had time to farm the entire map ten times. Meanwhile, your opponent, with some mediocre art like golden armor (by the way, what kind of gold are they, they seem very hard, probably 24 karat :)), will approach the city and capture it.
That's why I'm putting together something simple in the style of the "Cloak of the Undead" - modest but tasteful + it leaves plenty of space for other artifacts =)) I just wish you could wear speed boots with it....
Boots are only needed "at night"; once the day begins, you can take them off without losing movement points, put on a cloak, and do your dark deeds... :) These items don't interfere with each other in any way...
The Cloak of Necromancy is, of course, the most "powerful" artifact, but what's the point in discussing it if it just sits there and provides lichdom? It would be better to discuss some original cases from gameplay where a particular artifact was used in an unusual way.
That "unholy cloak" is definitely the most "powerful" artifact, but what's the point of discussing it if it just sits there and provides lich? It's better to discuss some original cases from gameplay where a particular artifact was used in an unusual way.
Well, you know that you can't really collect complex sets of artifacts on Sylvan and Magic factions, and even if you give them ready-made sets, the Necropolis cloak is still stronger than the statuette for other heroes.
Sure, the Cloak of the Undead is certainly the "strongest" artifact, but what's the point of discussing it if it just sits there and grants Lich status. It's better to discuss some original cases from gameplay where a particular artifact was used in an unusual way.