Tips on tactics and development in Heroes. — General

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parus

20 years ago

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Uke-by_HoMM![Zavulon];7712

Yeah, that’s definitely cheating! I did that too, and it worked! But I guess it’s mainly to take out those big guys at the beginning of the game. As for advice, you need to level up Leadership, Luck, Logistics, and Wisdom. In my opinion, these are the best skills in the game.

Honestly, I don’t agree with you! In Heroes of Might and Magic V, each skill is unique for every faction!

SEVER

20 years ago

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Yeah... it's not really appealing to level up leadership for a Necromancer))) Unless, of course, you're aiming to become a Death Herald))))

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***JOKER***

20 years ago

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SEVER;21626

Yeah... it's not very appealing for a Necromancer to level up leadership))) Unless, of course, you're aiming to become a Death Herald))))

I aim for the Death Herald in large maps (although I still don't have enough time), but in general, leadership is still an important skill - as is luck. In Heroes 5, these two abilities have become much more important compared to Heroes 3.

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Archer

20 years ago

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***JOKER***;21662

I try to keep up with the messenger on large maps (although I still don't have enough time), but leadership is still an important thing - as is luck. In Heroes of Might and Magic V, these two abilities have become much more important compared to Heroes of Might and Magic III.

They weren't exactly unnecessary in Heroes of Might and Magic III either.

Fireball

20 years ago

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Why are Attack and Summoning Magic so unfairly overlooked? Battle Fury is devastating for a Necropolis player. And with decent spellpower, Rise Dead and Phantom Forces become game-changers. Town Portal is also useful. Personally, I level up Education, Summoning Magic, Attack, and Defense (Necromancy, of course). The last ability depends on the map.

Малыч

20 years ago

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Heroes 3
I don't know about attack and defense, but I prioritize logistics first, then magic, preferably all of it, and after that, whatever gives a good bonus...
There are artifacts for attack and defense, but magic can't be replaced by anything...

Fireball

20 years ago

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In my opinion, learning all the spells is pointless. The hero doesn't move around that often, and most spells just sit there unused, while attack and defense always come into play. Plus, I don't see the point in learning Dark and Light Magic at the same time. You're unlikely to have enough time to both strengthen your own units and weaken the enemy's. Instead, I usually go for Logistics from the sixth level, or Dark Magic.

SEVER

20 years ago

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Well, I don't know how you can definitively say what to upgrade... I have my own set for each faction... The only thing I almost always take for everyone is defense...

yasnikov

19 years ago

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Guys, please, can anyone email me this skill wheel? But please, don't just give me a link. The thing is, I'm at work, and the admin is a real pain, he doesn't allow me to download almost anything. Thanks in advance.
yev@transoil.gomel.by

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Silovik

19 years ago

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SEVER;22033

I don't know how you can definitively say what to upgrade... I have my own set for each faction... The only thing I almost always take for everyone is defense...

Why defense? I try not to let things escalate to close combat with the computer. What's optimal for everyone is different, and things like luck, defense, attack, and morale are improved with artifacts and one-time upgrades, so I don't try to specifically acquire them.

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Artes

19 years ago

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If you don't need melee combat, it's better to choose an elf (light).

Geksorin

19 years ago

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The tactics are almost the same as in Heroes of Might and Magic III, with only minor changes due to the slight alterations in the creatures.

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Silovik

19 years ago

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Artes;42932

If you don't need melee units, it's better to choose Elves (Light).

Elves don't have a very good proficiency skill, and Necropolis also has archers, and there are many of them, together with liches, it makes for a decent army.