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Ora, Razazak, Jalib, Erin, and Lukrencia. These are my top five.

To be honest, I don't have any particular preferences. However, I really like Jhalib, Axel, and Zoltan. And that Barbarian, "The Tracker," is cool too. Otherwise, it depends on the situation, and sometimes I don't even care which hero I get; I just play with whoever they give me.

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1. Ingvar – I've already written why, it's a mega start, overpowered Guardians, and a lot has been said about it in general.
2. Laslo – My favorite hero among humans. I don't like Mechanists because they are too strong, but Laslo is just right, especially since I can use my favorite defensive spell. Earthwalker is also good, but I like Laslo more; after all, armored units are powerful, but in a serious game, you definitely need Axelbant.
3. Razaz – What can I add? He's great, and even more so with Chaos and Obsidian Golems. The only thing that always bothers me is why the Golems move as if under nerve gas? Or are they drugged before the battle?
4. For the Elves, I like everyone, except maybe Kephra; I've never used her as my main hero. I prefer Waishan, the Healer, Eyrien, Letos, and so on.
5. For the Elves, I usually take the Commando in camouflage; increasing initiative is a very good thing, and it's simply necessary when fighting against the Elves.
6. For the Inferno faction, I don't like Deleb because he's described as a Mechanist, and I don't respect Mechanists; it's not interesting to play as them. In general, I don't even remember who I play as in the Inferno faction.
7. I also don't play as the Necropolis faction.

Of course, Razaz at the Academy. Golems + upgrades for them are absolutely essential. They are immune to magic, always respond, and provide a good boost. And if you also keep two squads of gremlins (to repair them), then it's a real beast of a machine.

Yes, Razazak is a really cool unit. He can deal massive damage with his Golem.

I usually choose heroes whose specialization is a particular creature, for example: Orson (he's great with zombies) if I'm playing as Necropolis, or Laslo (he's great with armored infantry) if I'm playing as Haven. The most powerful hero I've ever played with in Heroes 5 was Railagh (he has the most powerful spells :eek:). But otherwise, I don't really care, "it's all good as long as it's fun":D.

For Haven, I take Axel (Klaus) or Vittorio with a hand-held ballista. For Academy, I take Ora or Jaleb. For Sylvan, I take Ivan. For Necropolis, I only take Vladimir the Resurrector (a very powerful hero. I only take him because Raise Dead is the main spell of Necropolis). For Dungeon, I take Sinithar.

Vladimir. His ability to raise the undead (especially in the early game) is the main feature of the entire faction and represents the essence of necromancy. In the campaign, Markel and Agrail are preferable, as they essentially drive the plot forward.

Razak is a good hero, but he won't stand a chance against Ossir. Archers will turn 240 golems and 6 titans into a pile of scrap metal :-)

I'm talking about duel mode.

Ossir – for the Elves, Axel – for Humans.

The most powerful hero I've ever played with in Heroes 5 was Railag (he had the most powerful spells).

That's not true; if you don't increase his spellpower, he won't have any powerful spells. Otherwise, he's a decent hero, but not the most powerful.

My favorite heroes are all the campaign heroes:smile54:. I especially like: Illaya, Agrael, Raihlag, Fayedan, Markel, and so on. In short, I like them all, and I can play as any of them:smile42:.

railaag is a Warlock, and as far as I remember, Warlocks always had exceptionally high spellpower.

That's not right. If you don't level up his spellpower, he won't have powerful spells, but overall he's a decent hero, just not the most powerful.

A naive argument. To understand how wrong you are, you just need a basic understanding of mathematics (see the 5th-grade textbook, the topic "percentages") and occasionally check the manual. At the very least, have a general understanding of the race itself. I'm not going to doubt the first point, but you clearly have problems with the second. I suggest you find the "Fan Documents" folder in the game's directory and read everything in it. ;)

I liked Fai'den from the original game's campaign. At level 30, neutral creatures don't even bother him – he attacked a "horde" of demonesses. No one even approached – archers and druids quickly dispatched them.

A naive argument. To understand how wrong you are, you only need a basic understanding of mathematics (see the 5th-grade textbook, the topic of "percentages") and occasionally refer to the game manual, or at least have a general understanding of the race itself. I might not doubt the first point, but you clearly have problems with the second. I suggest you find the "Fan Documents" folder in the game directory and read everything there.

Are you saying that even if you don't upgrade Railag's magic skills, he will still have powerful spells? I'm not arguing that this race has good magic, but if you don't upgrade it...