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Awesome!:smile54: I didn't know you could roast griffins while they're flying.

Awesome!:smile54: I didn't know you could roast griffins in flight.

no, you can't roast them in flight
but it happened to me, I don't remember all the conditions, that they fell down due to pyrokinesis obtained on the ground.

It’s very simple. Pyrokinesis lasts for 3 turns. If the griffons receive the first dose before taking off, they will receive the second dose upon landing.

I wonder, is there an equivalent to the Armageddon's Blade from the third part in Heroes of Might and Magic V? The one that made your army immune to spells and also upgraded the spell to an expert level?

I wonder, is there an equivalent to Armageddon's Blade from the third part in Heroes 5? The one that made your army immune to spells and also raised the spell skill to expert level?

No. The only option is to take Fire Protection in the Haven faction. It will somewhat protect you from the harmful effects of your own Armageddon.

Why, even if it's not ideal... Armageddon makes sense to cast with a leveled-up Fire Lord. And if your own units retain their original defense while the enemy's defense is halved, that's a significant advantage... Of course, there isn't a faction that specializes in both Light and Chaos simultaneously, so a Knight casting Armageddon is quite an exotic sight.

In principle, a mage can afford to upgrade both Light and Chaos skills. And new golems don’t need fire resistance.

True, there isn't a race that specializes in both light and chaos at the same time; a knight casting Armageddon would be an exotic sight.

Hold on. What about the Sylvan elves? That works perfectly fine.

Arm-on should be used when you feel like you're in a tough spot, haha.
Both in duels and on maps... and it's definitely preferable to have some magic resistance with you (although it doesn't always help) or creatures (golems, etc.).

P.S. Here's an example from duels:

Tieru (Marbas) loses to Arandor (Ora)

I want to remind you that Marbas has many different resistances, and at the beginning of the battle, I thought that defeat was almost inevitable... (although this is not related to the topic).

P.P.S. I'm definitely not a master in duels or in Heroes 5 in general, maybe even a noob in some areas, but the battle seemed interesting and illustrative to me, haha.

Does Armageddon deal damage to invisible creatures? For example, to Stalkers or Shadow Lords?

Does Armageddon deal damage to invisible creatures? For example, Stalkers or Shadow Lords?

It deals damage, but the invisibility remains.

It hits, but the invisibility still remains.

Yeah, that's what I thought. After all, a monster only becomes invisible to the enemy, but essentially it remains in the same place... So, Armageddon isn't a salvation for a Warlock.

Hmm, I seem to have forgotten about the Elf. Well, for them (and mages too), it's most convenient to level up fire resistance and the Fire Mastery skill. Although, I'm not an expert on Elves, but it seems they don't level up two magic skills because they are more like warriors. But a mage is the ideal option.

I only use Armageddon in duels, and even then, only when there's one unit left that will die after a single hit.

and if you use Armageddon together with pyrokinesis, what will be the effect?