Posts from Tactics for Dungeon.

Let's break it down:

It might be slow, but no one said you have to build the entire Castle right away. Having only Eyes and the Castle on week 1 is considered normal! We'll find troops in resource sites and hives, maybe even in Pandora's Boxes :smile20:

If the game drags on, it usually comes down to the specializations of Tazar and Kreg, but definitely not Das!

Penetrating Power and Shakti are synonyms! :D But I can't even imagine a situation where Penetrating Power would be unnecessary!

It's important to approach the final battle with dignity, and for that, you need artifacts and creatures! Having a fast hero like Gunnar gives you a speed bonus, allowing you to explore the map faster than your opponent and snatch, for example, a Utopia right from under their nose... And if your stats are 10 higher than your opponent's with roughly equal troops, then it doesn't matter what your specialization is, even if it's Navigation :p

In a long game, other factors usually decide (stats, magic, control).

Hello everyone!!! I'm reading your comments and wondering why the rules require strong monsters to be placed? In my opinion, this is done specifically for NECROMANCERS so that they can recruit skeletons!!!! On the L map, in a 2/2 or 3/3 game, even 1/1 NECROMANCERS can only compete with CONFLICT and INFERNO!!! No one in our club plays them at all!!!

BlackSerge, I want to say a lot, but I don't feel like it. Here's my ICQ: 472101962. Let's play: I'll be blue dungeon with Shakti, and you'll be red dungeon with Das. I understand that you don't have online experience, and my post isn't just bragging. I've just read a lot about all this, and I want to prove what Shakti is and who Das is, and in what situations +1 to the speed of Minotaurs and Trogols is effective.
P.S.: Shakti is the best :smile14:

Tazar can completely lose his specialization over a long game by using the Sphere of Vulnerability. Crag is definitely better, his specialization will be much better, there's no arguing about that.

my best friend plays as Gunar, we both started playing Heroes together since the first part, but the win rate is approximately 2 out of 10 games, considering that we have the same experience, I concluded that Gunar is weaker, I may be wrong, I'm not claiming it.

Tazar might lose his specialization altogether after a long game due to the Vulnerability spell.

My best friend plays as Gunar; we both started playing Heroes since the first installment, but his win rate is approximately 2 out of 10 games, considering we have the same experience. From this, I concluded that Gunar is weaker; I'm not saying it's definitely true.

by the way, fellow Fortress players, tell me, is the bombing of Utopia the last resort for the Troglodyte gang? As far as I know, dragons really love fresh Troglodyte meat. Do they even remain during the assault on Utopias?

Regarding Tazyk, I'm sorry, but it seems to me that you don't know how to play at all, to call Tazar a loser... I haven't heard that before! Regarding the vulnerability medal, I don't understand what it has to do with it?
Please explain if it's not difficult.

For example, Lesgor, playing as Rampart, leveled up Kiryu to level 20 in the second week (I read the report). The question is WHO and HOW plays... Logisticians are also cool. But the main thing is skill.

Here's Seryoga, this game, word for word, he's just a real...!!!
like this: "In SOD, if he played, then Shakti 110 + two of his own at 35 plus 4 hidden units, and that's all, on the third day, two cons are immediately broken by 114 losers, and three more cons 2-2-2, and there was Pandora on the pigs for feeding.
sword +2+2, expert offense, flash, and at 116, he really wanted to take Utopia, which he did, losing 100 triglavs and all the feeding units."

Decided to play against the computer as Dungeon. Basically, this game is the same as an online game... I chose all the rest stops.

Here's Seryoga's game; it's exactly the same, he's practically bragging about it...!!!
He says, "In SOD, if you play, you get Shakti 110 + two of your own units at 35 each, plus 4 hidden units, and that's it. On the third day, you immediately break two convoys of 3 loh units each, and there are still three convoys of 2-2-2. Oh, and there was a Pandora on pigs, for farming."
"Sword +2+2, expert offense, and bless. I really wanted to take Utopia on level 116, and I did. I lost 100 triglavs and all my farming units."

I'm speechless, but it rarely puts you in such a tight spot; agree that having 2 of your own and 100+ at the miner's is not common, usually it's 60. To have so many cans etc., generally, a start like this happens maybe 1 in 100 times, and of course, it's already a clear victory

INFERNO??? IS THAT COOL???

And the minotaurs from your Das (if there are no caches) are just right for Dragon Utopia to heal up :D

Shakti will always have 100+ Trolls (if it's one stack, then restart + from the original hero). And that's strength :) , which is what we want to prove to you. And the Minotaurs from your Dungeon hero (if there are no hidden places) are just right for being used as fodder :D

Gray, you're getting carried away. Minotaurs have the best stats in the 5th game. They are excellent fighters. BUT! If Das started with three packs of them :)
And they will appear in his main stack only on turn 1-2-1, while trolls will keep growing for 2 months of the game. Of course, it's a cheat!
No one needs to prove that it's cool. Except for those "who reject the basics" (c) :)
In my opinion, after Necromancy, the biggest cheat in SoD is Shakti. Which, of course, was fixed in TE.