Posts from "Escape to Salvation" - "Magnificent Retreat" [Campaign 4, Mission 4]

valleriv, you still have a considerable unexplored area. You probably haven't landed the flying city yet. I don't remember who plays with which color.

I accidentally ended up right next to the castle and tried to capture it. I got beaten. Then I added more monsters and got beaten again. After that, quietly whimpering, I went to explore the rest of the territory. I found a lot of good stuff. When I returned, the number of monsters had increased significantly. And my own army had grown as well. I bought titans every week. I just didn't skip turns.

Boris K, no, in the place where I posted the "mini-map,"
there's a dark, unexplored area in the upper left. And I've already
explored that area, placed my town there, and continued exploring.
I'm just worried about these "monsters" because, as I understand it,
without them, there's little chance in the final battle.

P.S. I don't understand something; there are two more
entrances to the dungeon at the very top left. One of them doesn't let Zehira in,
it's like I'm not supposed to do the work for her - how
about the dungeon where Wulfsten, Frida, and Duncan fought, and
Gotai... who else is supposed to fight there?



under the first arrow is where my main hero can't move;
under arrow 2, I haven't had time to check it out yet, I'm just heading there:D

In my opinion, "I shouldn't do his job for him" means that it's about clearing the path to the castles, which should be done by other heroes. After that, only Zephyr should fight.

Without monsters, it's difficult to defeat Biara. I had 420 joined and 80+ of my own titans. Thanks to the empathy and dedication of the machines, Zephyr flew through the battle at the speed of a phoenix. Therefore, Biara had no chance to cast any spells due to the counterspell. Besides, I found a tome of dark magic. Light and summoning were maxed out.

hello. as Aivengo already mentioned in his first post,
with the addition of 4 slots to the Biara castle, I decided to wait and see if
they would increase. :D So, I bought a mercenary, unfortunately, level 1,
and started buying troops in the captured underground city - hydras,
beasts, and everything else they offer there. It's a pity that the city has reached its limit
and can no longer be expanded - it will have 5 slots, I'll add
dragons and other units there, and then I'll send it to Biara first ;) ,
as a "tank," so to speak :smile54:. In the meantime, I'm sending him around the map to
all the upgrade locations... in a month, I'll save and try
to attack :p

I didn't even know that you could build anything in the underground cities. But I don't think it's necessary. A well-developed Zephyr should be able to handle it without any mercenaries. And if he's not well-developed, the money spent on buying hydras, beasts, and everything else they offer can be spent on re-leveling him.

Boris K, you saw the upgrade of my Zehir,
and as for the money – I don’t know where so much came from, but it’s already more than
600,000, so there’s nothing to regret.
P.S. and I didn’t say that this town can be built; it
was already fully built (Sansagaal, Dungeon faction, level 28);
there are just few buildings in it, you can’t even
buy assassins, only “scouts”...
well, at least there’s something.

If you don't know how to use runes, take Wulvsten out of the dungeon. To get him out (and he can be taken out), you need to stop him before he attacks the castle. To do this, switch to him and quickly click the mouse button, aiming the cursor at any point on the map.

It’s easy to defeat demons with Gnomes; I couldn’t do it with Orcs, so the Kujin defeated me, but later I took a Castle with Gothai, although he then ran around the map for the rest of the game and really bothered me.

It's easy to defeat demons with a Dwarf; I just couldn't do it with an Orc, so Kujin defeated them, but later I took a Castle with Gothaim, although he then ran around the map for the rest of the game and really bothered me.

But for me, it was the opposite; I couldn't defeat the demons with a Dwarf, but Kujin easily dealt with them.

Much depends on the character's development... In my case, Kujin had a rather low level for the campaigns. At the same time, she had a ballista with Ogre skills; however, during a siege, the ballista is not available, so a lot of levels were wasted. Theoretically, you could pre-level Kujin with the summoning disruption skill and the "Return to Void" perk; then, with the summoned demons, there shouldn't be any problems at all, and you could somehow deal with the main troops.

Guys, help me out. After my player completes the initial quests, Wulfsten immediately goes to fight the demons. But I can’t seem to beat them! Any suggestions? Is there some trick to it?

Guys, help me. When my hero completed the first quests, Wulfsten immediately goes to fight the demons. But I can't defeat them! Any suggestions? Maybe there's a way.

Furia (tula) listen, read the whole thread,
all 4 pages, or at least all my posts... personally, I
had to replay the entire 3rd mission to level up
the dwarf Wulfsten and give him all the artifacts from the "dwarven"
set... and after that, I easily (well, not very easily, there were losses, but I played on "autobattle") defeated the demons. :smile12:
And the losses don't really matter, the dwarf is no longer yours. :D

Could you please advise: what should be the size of the army needed to conquer the Talon?

Could you please advise: what should be the size of the army to conquer the Claw???

The larger, the better. I managed with 500 units of level 7. Zehir had empathy, counterspell, light, summon, and dark magic. Most of them had SA instead of empathy.

Hello! Please tell me:
1) Is it necessary to capture castles in the Dungeon?
2) You all write that when Kujin and Frida appear, they need to be stopped, but why, if they are supposed to attack these castles anyway, or am I misunderstanding something?
Thank you in advance!