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That's strange :confused:. In my game, even with "Whirlwinds of War" enabled, I can still cast spells, except for casting spells on myself.

After casting Anti-Magic on them, can your spellcasters still cast spells? For example, can a Death Knight cast anything after Anti-Magic is applied to them? Neither my units nor my hero can.

They can.
In Heroes, the description of Anti-magic is: "the target gains immunity to magic for the duration of the battle.
Features: when Anti-magic is cast, it acts identically to the Dispel spell; Anti-magic does not prevent the spells Town Gate (unless it is cast on the hero using Town Gate), Stun, Binding, and Smoke, and does not prevent increasing the stack of summoned units using the corresponding Summon spells.
Possible errors related to the spell: Anti-magic does not remove the spells Poison and Plague, and the target continues to take damage from these spells.
It is also present in the game as a property of Black Dragons (passive)."
I don't see anything similar to what you're saying.
P.S. Kind people, maybe someone can explain this interesting situation :).
P.S. 2 Maybe we have different versions of Heroes? I have 3.0.0.2.

“Functions identically to the Dispel spell” - what does this mean?

Recently, I bought licensed versions of Warlords and didn't find a code key on the disc, but about two years ago, I bought licensed versions of the original and Warlords, and there was always a code key that needed to be entered, which was indicated on the front of the disc.

...and phoenixes definitely couldn't be resurrected after that.

Antimagic removes currently active spells cast on the target.

And also... it prevents casting spells ON the target, not BY the target ;)
Spells like magic shackles and "mana drain" disrupt magic.

If I'm not mistaken, the Banshee no longer protects with a level 4 spell.

They cannot be resurrected forcibly, i.e., by opening their spellbook and resurrecting them, but after death, they are automatically resurrected. Of course, antimagic has no effect on them.QUOTE]

Phoenixes can always resurrect themselves if at least one dies. To do this, you can always go to the spellbook and resurrect them "forcibly." With antimagic, they automatically resurrect after the entire stack dies. It's good that they resurrect somehow even with antimagic.

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Dr Motor;206041You can't break antimagic with anything at all. Spell steal and magic shackles probably won't work either, as they also need to be cast on the target, and if they are under antimagic, you simply can't cast them.
Isn't that right?

They can.
The description of Antimagic on the Heroes of Might and Magic website is: "the target gains immunity to magic for the duration of the battle
Features: when Anti-magic is cast, it acts identically to the Dispel spell; Anti-magic does not prevent the spells Town Gate (only if it is not cast on the hero using Town Gate), Stun, Binding, and Smoke, and increasing the stack of created units using the corresponding spells of the Summon group
Possible errors related to the spell: Anti-magic does not remove the spells Poison and Plague, and the target continues to receive damage from these spells
Also present in the game as: a property of the Black Dragons units (n/a)."
I don't see anything similar to what you're saying.
P.S. Kind people, maybe someone can clarify an interesting situation :).
P.S. 2 Maybe we have different versions of the game? I have 3.0.0.2.