Posts from Light or Dark magic.

I usually take both. Or whichever one drops first. But if I have to choose, I'll go with light against large dark armies (resurrection & holy word). And darkness against light, with their unholy word.
But generally, I choose chaos; light and darkness aren't my favorite skills.

Which hero class do you choose for Chaos magic? Knight?:smile11: :smile11: :smile11: ?????????????

Oh my god, I'm scared of you!))))))))))))))) Are you also using Chaos for the Barbarians?)))))
Well, in any case, Light Magic will be better because it is much less tied to Sorcery than Dark Magic. The duration of the effect and the number of units resurrected depend on Sorcery, but Dark Magic is more strongly tied to Sorcery, and since we have problems with it...
Although, I can provide support with Light Magic through units that use Sorcery (monks, angels), but only a hero can cast Dark Magic, so the answer is not so clear-cut, but I still prefer Light Magic.

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You're definitely overthinking it with Chaos. What does a Knight have to do with Chaos? He has no knowledge, no spellpower, and no spells in the guild. I suggest you reconsider your views.

I wouldn't say so. Spells of the first three levels don't require much skill for either type of magic. The main thing is to have the school leveled up to the expert level. And Darkness has a really good perk – Fallen Knight. It's also great to combine mass slow with speed magic. But I think the choice primarily depends on the opponent. For example, weakening isn't as critical against a Necromancer, but it's one of the most terrifying spells against a Demon, and so on.

Well, maybe the initial dark spells don't require a lot of spell points (although plague does), but the most important dark spells like blindness, berserk, and enthrall really show their power with a good amount of spell points, and unholy word is generally useless.
But you might be right about demons, especially since there's the Fallen Knight. Dark magic would be good against demons, although this needs to be tested in practice, I haven't played that way yet.

Are you building the guild hall early on? And using red stones for the angels, Inquisitors, and Paladins... You don't have enough... That's why I always decide in advance – I agree with your choice.
Against Elves, Darkness.
Against Dungeon, Light.
And against the rest, I don't play as Haven.)))

One stone on the hero level is almost fatal, unless you've previously acquired a mill or there are red stones visible on the map.

Well, I think taking it on Warrior difficulty is a bit too much. It works great on Veteran, though. And the fact that the stone is deadly is situational. On Hero difficulty, you might not even be able to build a market to trade for it... there are always limited resources.