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Please help me find all the Grail's functions in Heroes WOG, because I only know a few of them, and even those aren't very interesting. If anyone has the time, please share your thoughts on the Grail. Thank you in advance!

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Oh, sorry, I accidentally created this topic twice. If anyone knows how to delete this topic and leave the first one, please do so.

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Have you ever watched the cartoon "Hedgehog in the Fog"? ;) Sorry, but the link you gave me is also unclear. Here's a quote from it: "Necropolis is a very cool Castle, and if there's a Grail there, it's a great game to play as a Necromancer." Where is the main point here – what does the Grail give in Necropolis?

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Here, I've written down what the Grail does in different Castles:

Castle-(Colossus)-Increases the morale of all friendly heroes by 2 points
Bastion-(Spirit Guardian)-Increases the luck of all friendly heroes by 2 points
Tower-(Sky Ship)-Reveals the map of the entire world and temporarily increases the knowledge of the garrison hero by 15 during a siege
Dungeon-(Earth Guardian)-Increases the magic power of the garrison hero by 12 points during a siege
Inferno-(God of Fire)-Every week becomes a week of demons
Necropolis-(Soul Prison)-Increases the necromancy skill of all friendly necromancers by 20%
Fortress-(Monument to the Gods of War)-Increases the attack of the garrison hero by 20 points during a siege
Fortress-(Carnivorous Plant)-Increases the attack and defense of the garrison hero by 10 points during a siege
Conflux-(Rainbow)-Gives all spells to the Mage Guild of that city

By the way, you forgot about increasing the growth rate of all creatures and increasing the income received daily.

Probably, Arseny only wrote about the "distinctive" features.

Yes, I only wrote about the Grail skills, which are different in different castles, and about increasing the purchase of all creatures for a week and getting more gold per day; I hope this is clear to everyone.

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I noticed another trick: the computer opponent starts "digging for the Grail" very early, and usually with a weak hero. If you notice where he is searching, just kill the opponent and dig in the same area. I usually don't waste time on obelisks...

I noticed another trick – the computer opponent starts “digging for the Grail” very early on, and usually with a weak hero. If you notice where he’s searching, just attack the opponent and dig in the same area. I usually don’t spend time on obelisks…[/QUOTE]
This is cool, but while you’re chasing him, he’ll gather an army, and then you’re in trouble!

I noticed another trick – the computer opponent starts “digging for the Grail” very early, and usually with a weak hero. If you notice where he’s searching, just eliminate the opponent and dig in the same area. I usually don’t waste time on obelisks…

But what if the computer has already dug up the Grail? If a hero with the Grail loses a battle (even if he flees), the Grail is lost :-(

P.S.: I think, like many others, I don’t care about the properties of the Grail. (Except for the Conflux and Tower Grails). The main thing is the stat boost and the extra gold!!!

What if the computer has already found the Grail? If a hero with the Grail loses a battle (even if he flees), the Grail is lost :-(

P.S.: I think, like many others, I don't care about the Grail's properties. (Except for the Conflux and Tower Grails). The main thing is the increase in stats and the fifth-level skills!!!

The main thing is the increase in stats and the fifth-level skills - I agree with that, but for example, in Fortress, if you find a Grail, you're good to go!!! (You stand in the castle, build up your army, and when someone attacks, your hero gets +20 to attack). But overall, I agree with you. FIFTH-LEVEL SKILLS RULE!!!!!

Usually, the enemy (if the Grail is on their territory) digs it up within the first month... And that's annoying. For example, the enemy digs up a Grail near their Castle and places it. I eliminate them... And what then? What good is a Colossus, giving 2 morale, if I'm playing as Necropolis? And vice versa, it's not helpful either... :)

Why not? Morale is needed by everyone. For example, you have skeletal dragons and angels in your army. Their morale will be simply terrible, and in battle, one of them will often skip a turn. Another trick: the Colossus increases the morale of all friendly units, that is, angels, champions, monks, etc. Therefore, in some cases, the Grail is a useless trinket, the only benefit of which is in monetary units.

Usually, the enemy (if the Grail is on their territory) digs it up within the first month... And that's frustrating. For example, the enemy digs up a Grail near their Castle and places it. I eliminate them... And what then? What good is a Colossus, giving 2 morale, if I'm playing as Necropolis? And vice versa, it's not helpful either... :)

Since this topic was created in the WoG section, I'll say that you can dismantle the enemy's Castle, take the Grail from there, and place it in your own Castle.

What other ways are there to retrieve the Grail from the Castle?

Click on the Grail with the right mouse button, pay ten thousand, and it's yours.

Nah, <вырезано>? Damn, you're right... I haven't tried that trick before... I should give it a shot! Thanks for the tip :)
Arseny, morality doesn't matter for the undead. When I play as Necropolis, I rarely recruit anyone else, as there's no real need... Tamika with Death Knights and Vampires tears everyone apart... :)