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If there are enough enemies, no illusions will save you. They simply won't withstand more than one hit. The goal is to defeat the neutrals as quickly as possible and with the fewest losses, so Nature has many more variations in this regard. There's a unicorn that has a very good chance of blinding an enemy with its first attack, but it won't gain anything from it. There are also phoenixes and mantises that can be used to finish off enemies.
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The ranged army of Haven is certainly stronger, but...the ranged potential of Sylvan will still be greater, and more so specifically due to the hero-archer.
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My Nature mage hero is moving, and I'm casting Antimagic on the Phoenixes! After that, you don't have to worry about the Phoenixes anymore! On the next turn, the Phoenixes kill the hero (he didn't have Immortality), and my friend surrenders.
Then we decided to restart. My friend distributed the single Djinns among the stacks and attacked me himself. He wiped out my entire army without any losses because, on the first turn, I couldn't reach either the Djinns or his hero, and the single Djinns were slowing everyone down (Song of the World, Slow). That's what happened.
What prevented you from casting antimagic on the Phoenixes in the second battle? All the buffs would have been removed.
a single Djinn cast Mirth on its own mage hero, and as a result, the enemy mage hero went after it.
In the second battle, the druid didn't have time to do it, because suddenly a single djinn appeared, which immediately cast "Mirth" on its mage hero, and after that, the opponent's mage hero went against my druid and cast "Hypnotize" on him.
If I remember correctly, the applied magic only affects the next turn. It seems the opponent's mage simply had more speed.
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No, Leshy, you remember incorrectly – the applied morale takes effect immediately.
Leshy is right, morale takes effect at the beginning of each round of combat. During the round, morale can change a hundred times, but in the end, the value at the end of the round will be taken into account. The only exception is summoned units, for which morale is immediately applied, regardless of the stage of the battle.
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Hmm... how did the druid become vulnerable to hypnosis? Why didn't he put him in the back ranks? Druids usually belong there. ;)
I'm sorry, but doesn't hypnosis work regardless of line of sight? That is, regardless of whether the creature/hero can see the mage or not? After all, hypnosis affects the mind, right? I haven't played in a while, I don't remember, but I think that's how it works. Therefore, it doesn't matter if the druid was protected or not.
Well, I don't know... the only option here is to hide your mages. I think they'll survive for about two turns - that should be enough - antimagic, guardian angel, mass fortune, and we slowly hold the titans in defense with archons. We eliminate everyone starting with the mage with buffed phoenixes.
Antimagic is like the ability of the Chaos Knight. If you cast it, you can't cast blessing spells afterward. Complete immunity for the entire battle. You can't even resurrect phoenixes! This is definitely a mistake. If it were possible to bless and resurrect phoenixes after casting antimagic, that would be amazing! Therefore, you always need a tactician who increases parameters regardless of anything! A well-developed tactician + casting antimagic = victory over Order, which will only be left to kill the tactician to remove all the bonuses from the screams.
Added 3 minutes agoLeSHiJ-MaXIf I remember correctly, the cast magic only works on the next turn. It seems the enemy mage just had more speed.
Why doesn't anyone consider phoenixes to be the main attacking force? 20% of the squad can be restored at any point in the battle, so they are not afraid to lose them in an attack... + dragon strength, snake strike, their fiery breath, and decent stats...