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Why? After all, Anven increases the damage dealt to the targeted enemy!

Yes... Well, look... The damage against a sworn enemy is 50 percent higher... So... And for Haven, it's definitely higher... Many people forget this, and it seems like it was just a critical hit...

Of course, the special skill is good :p ;) . But not more than that :( . Before Tribes of the East, I had to choose between zealots and knights:(

I only use the ZS (Zephyr Shield) from this entire "soup set." The feeling when you hit with arrows combined with a level 4 spell is indescribable:smile12: :smile12: :smile12: :smile44: :smile44:

Good skill. IMO, you should choose the ones you fear the most from the enemy's army. Or rather, the creatures that need to be eliminated as quickly as possible.

In my opinion, this ability is one of the most useful. It has helped me so many times, both in the Elven campaign and in simple scenarios. For example, you level up to around level 15, defeat some creature of level 7, twice, and when you make it your sworn enemy, it will always be doomed.

How do you use this ability? And what is its purpose? I don't quite understand how it deals damage, etc.

It seems that a Ranger can instill a special hatred in their troops towards certain creatures, allowing them to attack with double or triple the strength (to choose a sworn enemy, you need to build a Guild of Avengers, have the "Avenger" skill, and, for example, to make a Lich a sworn enemy, you need to have encountered them at least once). A "Rain of Arrows" and "Enchanted Arrow" ability can appear in the spellbook. If you use "Rain of Arrows," the arrows fly at all sworn enemies at once (with increased strength, I think). Correct me if anything is wrong...

A few corrections and additions: 1. To add a creature to the "Nemesis" list, you need to kill at least 2 basic weekly spawns (i.e., 14 Assassins, 4 Death Harbingers, 2 Dragons, etc.). In the game, you can kill any form of the creature (unupgraded, upgraded, or alternate upgrade), but this allows you to add all forms. 2. When attacking "Nemesis" enemies, there is a chance to deal 100% more damage. (30% without considering additional modifiers, if I'm not mistaken).

The base chance for the ability to trigger is 40%. An additional +10% is granted by the advanced guild, and another +10% from the "Sworn Enemy" perk.

It is this racial ability that makes elves powerful Chaos faction players. And in 3.0, new druids also increase the hero's spell power while they are alive. Of course, they usually live longer than sworn enemies, especially with an upgraded empathy skill and sufficient mana.

This ability has 2 weaknesses:
1. You need to find the right neutral creatures.
2. The need to return to the castle to add them to the list of sworn enemies.

In my opinion, this ability has only one weakness. Cursed enemies usually die very quickly, and the ability becomes irrelevant. Because of this, playing as a "Chaos Warlock" isn't as fun. There are Druids, Sorcery is off the charts, I've enchanted an arrow with Shock (Chain Lightning, Fireball, Ring of Fire, etc.), I want to cause a big explosion, the cursor automatically finds a target called "Rain of Arrows," and... it turns out that at best, only one stack of weakened "cursed enemies" remains.

At the beginning of the battle, I cast Meteor Shower. Therefore, not only the primary target takes damage. With empathy, a hero can move before the enemies even leave their starting positions. And a Druid can acquire it quite quickly. I would reduce the chance of leadership appearing.

I think it's a pretty useful ability. But others are right that it only helps at the beginning of the battle. You kill the most dangerous enemies, and the ability is exhausted. Another downside is if you're fighting 2-3 close neighbors at once. :smile14:

At the beginning of the battle, I cast Meteor Shower. Therefore, not only the enemies, but also the allies take damage. With Empathy, the hero can move before the enemies even leave their starting positions. And the Druid can acquire it quite quickly. I would reduce the chance of Empathy appearing.

Considering the initiative of the elven troops, Meteor Shower (and other mass spells) will hit your own units hard. Empathy is not as useful in this case as "Keen Mind" (the hero's initiative starts at 12.5 instead of 10), but even with it, the hero will most likely move after the Dryads, Dancers, and Dragons.