Posts from Walkthrough for the "Tribes of the East" expansion.

Guys, has anyone managed to level up demons to the "Call of Urgash" skill or other heroes to their super abilities? :smile50: Even with codes, I haven't been able to level up a demon to "Call of Urgash"; it always offers a different skill, even though the basic skill is taken to unlock this ability. Please help:smile45: :smile45:

In one of my three playthroughs of the original campaign, I managed to get Agrael with the Call of Urgash. I didn't use any scanners or codes (I never use either).

I think it will be easier in the latest add-on. Now, for a Specialist Ability, you only need to level up three skills instead of four. Also, if you're lucky enough to find a mentor on the map, you can retrain the hero. However, I didn't manage to get a Specialist Ability in the prologue.

You can view the skill wheel directly from the skill selection menu. In the upper right corner, you need to select the icon of the desired faction.

Guys, has anyone managed to level up Demons to the Call of Urgash or other heroes to their super abilities:smile50:? Even with codes, I haven't been able to level up a Demon to Call of Urgash; it always offers alternative skills, even though the basic skill is taken to unlock this ability. Please help:smile45: :smile45:

I don't use cheats either, I just tried to level up to the point where Urgash appears, but I can't seem to do it. I tried with cheats, but it's not about playing, it's just about seeing the skills. I have the wheel too, I take everything as on the wheel, but it still doesn't work:smile39:

What version of the wheel do you have, 2.1 or 3.0? And what addon are you using? If it's "Hammers of Fate", use wheel 2.1, and if it's "Tribes of the East", use wheel 3.0!

Of course, I played it. I always play on the maximum difficulty; the others are not interesting to me. :)
By the way, this mission is actually quite good at the beginning. I only completed it on the third try; I had more problems with the brown faction than with the turquoise one.
At first, I wandered around for two weeks without capturing the first Castle, so that the yellow faction would build it, because I didn't have enough resources. Then, I took it when it was almost fully built. And when the brown faction came with a large army, I destroyed its catapult with my archers, and all its ground troops could no longer reach me. The same thing happened in the first battle with the turquoise faction.

I have the Tribes of the East, wheel 3.0 :smile32:

Guys, has anyone managed to level up demons to the "Call of Urgash" skill or other heroes to their super abilities? :smile50: Even with codes, I haven't been able to level up a demon to "Call of Urgash"; it always offers a different skill, even though the basic skill is taken to unlock this ability. Please help:smile45: :smile45:

The "Might and Magic" and "Heroes of Might and Magic" series have been inextricably linked since their inception. And "Might and Magic" has always been either a kind of continuation or the conclusion of the "Heroes" series. If you haven't played "Might and Magic 8, 9," then play them. The events there take place right after "Armageddon's Blade." However, "Might and Magic 9" is such a mess that I still can't understand to which part of the "Heroes" series it belongs, whether it's 3 or 4.

I leveled it up with Arantir and Zehir. Interestingly, when I played a battle with Arantir, this super ability reduced the morale of the opponents by -10, but they still managed to make their moves. With Zehir, it's even better - it's very convenient to play when you have all the spells in reserve:smile13: But I still can't complete the last mission. There are no dragons, cyclops, or any other creatures in front of the Claw. Should I replay it?:smile35:

I finished the game. It disappointed me more than it pleased me. The dark mission remains unresolved; we defeated Biara, but she isn't the main antagonist. The creation of a new Unicorn empire with Frida on the throne is a plot point for a sequel. They created new creatures for each race, so you need to play as them. Otherwise, they just show them off. It would have been logical to make the final part consist of at least 8 campaigns, so you could play as each race, level up your heroes yourself, and not receive them at the end with a set of useless skills and spells. Each player has their favorite spells; some like light magic, and others like dark magic. Overall, the final part is clearly weaker than the previous ones. The Orcs are great, but that's not enough. I would like to see the opinions of other players.

It would be logical to make the last part consist of at least 8 campaigns, so that you can play for each race, level up the heroes yourself, and not get them at the end with a set of useless skills and spells. Each player has their own favorite spells, some like light and some like dark. I would like to see the opinion of other players.

In general, the last part is clearly weaker than the previous ones. The orcs are great, but that's not enough.