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>and Vaishana has many hunters.
And he also has mines; if you get the Summon skill, the mines can be even more powerful than Chaos.

Summoning also includes Phoenix and many other useful creatures. ;)
But it still depends on the situation.
Irunya with a large number of Furies is also quite effective.

Which Phoenixes are you talking about? I was destroying opponents on small maps in the second week using Mines.

Wyshan is certainly a good hero, but his biography offends me. That's why I don't play as him.

Vaishan is good, of course, but his biography offends me. That's why I don't play as him.

Hmm... What kind of biography would you expect from the main Assassin of the Dungeon? That he's kind, white, and fluffy, and that he bandaged a kitten's paw yesterday?
A ruthless killer should have a corresponding biography.
And in general, the three leaders of the Dungeon are Lethos, Vaishan, and Iranna. This has been confirmed by numerous tests.

I disagree about Lethos. Poison is good against neutral creatures, but against another hero?:confused:

Lethos is very strong, but when I played as Anven, he fell right away... almost all the dark creatures are his sworn enemies.
I think Iranna is the strongest, Vainshan is good too (he has ears, let him cut his own:)), Erin... and of course, Sinithar.

Irbeth is the weakest, and the dark ritual just annoys me; it's not worth spending a day on.

The most foolish unit is Irbet.

I wouldn't say so; only she can effectively eliminate a hero (ice block + deadly cold), plus she makes an excellent additional hero.

I disagree about Lethos. Poison is good against neutrals, but against another hero?

Look at the posts by Mdans on the first pages; this person can defeat anyone with Lethos. A lot has already been said about Lethos; he is the strongest hero in Tribes of the East if you know how to play him. Well, the Sanitizer is only effective in the early stages of the game, and on small maps.

I wouldn't say that; only she can effectively eliminate the engineer (ice block + deadly cold), plus she makes an excellent secondary hero.

You're confusing her with Kifrah;)
And Irbet is indeed weak. If there are resource nodes on the map, her specialization doesn't look convincing.

Look at the first pages, Mdan's posts; this guy can defeat anyone with Lethos.

Unfortunately, this is not the case :)

A lot has already been said about Lethos; he is the strongest hero in the Warlock faction, if you know how to play him. But the Sanitarian is only effective in the early stages of the game, and on small maps.

I agree with that. The speed of Lethos's development has certainly decreased in 3.1 compared to 3.0, but he still remains the fastest Warlock. And in particular, he is a practically indispensable asset against Orcs. His Plague and Cursed Land spells are very effective at disrupting their rage.

I wouldn't say that only she (Ice Golem + Deadly Chill) can effectively eliminate the machinist; plus, a great additional hero can be obtained from her.

Heh... Kifira has Ice Golem, not Irbet. Deadly Chill is available to everyone; it's the Ice Golem that's a matter of luck.
Irbet's Dark Ritual can sometimes be very useful. And it's useful in itself.

Leto will only be effective with good luck. Otherwise, it's not that easy to get Darkness.

The dark ritual of Irbet can sometimes be very useful. And it is useful in itself.

In itself, it is a waste of an entire day, when every hero's turn is precious, that is, in the early stages of the game.

Letos will only be effective with good luck. Otherwise, it's not that easy to get Darkness.

It is not easy to obtain Higher Darkness. But it can be obtained - the Trading Guild, artifact markets, Utopias, and Treasure Rooms will help us. Lower Darkness is easily learned from its own Mistresses or Ladies.

I understand that with Letos, you need to focus on education. And you shouldn't neglect Chaos either, right? After all, you need to use the hero's high-level spells. So, Darkness, Education, Chaos, and Spell Power. Which skill should be taken as the fifth, if, for example, the game is long, up to level 23? I want both attack and luck (a lucky spellcaster), and logistics (keen mind). I think Letos is strong, but it seems like he either ends up with no attack, or no luck, or no Chaos (and then there's no need to develop the Arcane Wave skill, and Irresistible Magic becomes an empty, unnecessary skill). And if he casts lower-level Darkness spells, then Spell Power won't work for some time during the battle. I just can't come up with a good build for Letos; I can't find a harmonious one; I always have to sacrifice something. I agree that leveling up with him is faster, but other Warlocks also level up quite quickly. My version: Iranna, Education, Chaos, Spell Power, Lucky Charm, Attack.

You're confusing him with Kifros.

Yes, I always forget their names. I haven't played in about 2 months, so I've forgotten a lot.

Unfortunately, that's not the case.

Come on, we know you, you're just being modest.)))

Which skill should I take as the fifth, if, for example, the game is long, up to level 23?
I want attack, luck, and logistics/keen mind.

I think attack is unlikely, or maybe only towards the end. But in general, luck seems like the most obvious choice, but you really need to look at the situation. The last skill is the last skill for a reason.
As far as I remember, Letos is a very flexible hero, and being able to make the right decision at the right time is especially important for this hero.

Well, with Lethos, the combination of Darkness and Summoning works very well. It creates a kind of Necromancer. Therefore, Luck isn't particularly needed. And in general, starting with Darkness essentially determines his development into a pure mage, unburdened by warrior skills.
Summoning is good because its effect isn't permanent, like Chaos, meaning the spell lasts for a long time. Summon Fire Elementals and a Phoenix, and then cast Darkness spells calmly – slowing, weakening... Or start with slowing, then focus on summoning, and then back to Darkness – it depends on the situation. And higher-level Darkness spells work very well with Summoning. A Phoenix with Vampirism and Celestial Shield, along with the Warlock's Spell Penetration, is practically invincible.
In terms of creep clearing, I prefer Summoning over Chaos. The AI is terribly slow when dealing with summoned creatures. You can take Utopia very early using the Wall of Swords, which will allow you to significantly outpace your opponent in development. And in general, large creatures can easily break through the Wall with Furies.

Unstoppable, by the way, isn't discarded even when using Summoning – because it also includes offensive spells. In particular, Unstoppable allows you to cast Hornet Swarm even on undead and golems. Also, mines work on everyone, bypassing resistances and immunities.
In general, I recommend giving it a try :)

Lethos seems more like a warrior to me than a pure mage.
Slowdowns and debuffs still reduce the effectiveness of enemy troops and increase the effectiveness of your own.
The enemy might not even pay much attention to the phoenix and simply destroy your troops. Moreover, casting the phoenix, shield, and vampirism takes 2 turns, and that's if you have spellcasting. Also, mana is not infinite.