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Death Knights. They have a gothic look and are strong.

I would argue... Naga Queen is drawn much better, IMHO. And she is also stronger...

I tested all the units back then. You can find a three-year-old thread about HP if you want. Knights are stronger than Nags. Because Nags lose to Champions and Magic creatures if I'm playing against them. It's a draw between them. But in terms of usefulness... who knows? It depends on the map. But I like the Magic creatures because of their retaliatory attack, area-of-effect damage, and immunity to magic.

I tested all the units back then. You can find a topic about it on the forum, it's three years old. Knights are stronger than Nagas. Because Nagas lose to Champions and magical units if I'm playing against them. It's a draw between them. But in terms of usefulness... who knows? It depends on the map. But I like the elemental units because of their area-of-effect attack and magic immunity.

And how did you test them, if you don't mind sharing? 1 on 1, perhaps?

Out of curiosity, how did you test it? Is it possible to test it 1 on 1?

Just 10 vs. 10 with heroes starting at level 0 and a general sense of despair. One battle for one faction, another for the other. Each level has a circular map.

Nagas - 1st place Dark Knights - 2nd place Unicorns - 3rd place!:smile50:

If it were a gray Naga, that would be something, but as it is, Knights are the best!

For me, it all depends on the approach again. If they are used as a strike stack, that's one thing. If they are a tactical element (like something picked up in a refugee camp), that's something else entirely.
As a strike stack, I really like dark knights, champions, and unicorns.
As a tactical element, cyclops are probably good for storming a Castle, as well as manticoras, since they can put the opponent to sleep for a bit. Wyverns absolutely rule in this same sense. Because they can poison the opponent, plus remove retaliation before the main stack of wyverns (from hives) strikes, and they won't lower morale (since there are already wyverns from hives).
A separate topic is ifrits with Armageddon. That rules. By the way, even without Armageddon, they are quite something. Archers don't work against them, so you can run fast as a fool with them.
But I don't really care for elementals. I know they are strong, but still, it's just not my thing. Although, to be honest guys, under a maxed-out Moner, these guys burn SO hard that it's incredible. Just one thing: don't get crushed in the Dragon Utopia — they deal half as much damage to black dragons as they do to others.

Well, it's clear that the two leaders are: Nagas and Dark Knights. Both have good movement. Decent health. Dark Knights have a slight edge in attack + an additional double strike ability. Nagas can't boast any of that. Therefore, Dark Knights are better. However, the Naga comes with a morale bonus (Necropolis is not welcome in other castles).

But it's appreciated in its native setting! And few people create a colorful army, especially with the addition of undead.

I disagree. And what if a Necromancer has expert leadership and diplomacy skills (it happens very rarely, but it does happen)? Then everyone will be accepted into his ranks (if the knight's army is stronger than the supposed monster). Would you, playing as a Necromancer, be ashamed to recruit a horde of Azure Dragons? That's a strange tactic.

Personally, I find it very unpleasant to fight Efreet Sultans. Their fire shield often results in losses...

voted for Nag: retaliatory attack, 110 HP. One of the strongest creatures of level 6. Although enemies and archers on towers don't like them...

Oh, and I forgot to mention something. Basically, when you take mentally unstable (level 6 Conflux of Elemental) creatures into battle during the first or second week, don't get too excited about the prospect of easily defeating the Necropolis. They deal very weak damage to Necropolis troops, inflicting only half damage. So be careful, otherwise you might end up losing a significant portion of your army (even if it's not the hero himself).

It’s obvious that after the voting, there are only two leaders. I’m voting for the undead rider because he has more bonuses. But the biggest drawback is that he’s an UNHOLY creature and negatively affects the morale of the others, so I don’t particularly like him. Even a powerful retaliatory attack doesn’t work against him.
But there are also a couple of important factors: the growth rate and the other units of the Necropolis and Tower factions. In terms of growth rate, the level 6 units have 4 units per week, and there’s compensation for the other units. Just calculate the total damage and analyze all of them together… and think.
And in general, this argument is unfounded. :smile42:

of course, the Dark Knights. and who else could it be?