Posts from Haven discussion.

I like griffons, paladins, and, of course, archangels the most in Haven. :smile20:
But inquisitors and monks – not so much. :smile27:

That's right; with the right approach to playing as the Humans, there shouldn't be any Inquisitors in the army at all (instead, use Knights). Of course, you need to make a real effort to save enough money. In any case, there are very few Inquisitors left, and that's clearly not enough for them to be popular with anyone.

Could you advise which of the three is better to choose – "Storm Wind", "Granting Protection", or "Granting Blessing", as there are only two free slots available?

In the late game, I always try to get Storm Wind, if I'm leveling up Light magic. And I usually level it up for humans. With it, ghosts can reach even large creatures by the 3rd turn. And dragons can't reach them in 1 turn.

Could you advise which of the three is better to choose: "Storm Wind," "Granting Protection," or "Granting Blessing," considering that there are only two slots available?

Even against a Necromancer, "Storm Wind" isn't that great – it's not worth taking up a slot, and it's even less useful against other races.
All dragons and wyverns rarely participate in battles, at least not in large numbers, with the possible exception of certain maps with many high-level creatures (e.g., "Dragon Pass").
And, of course, this skill is useful for capturing Mermaids.
Against Elves, Dwarves, and Mages, mass evasion + protection is particularly effective, but blessing with retaliatory strike is also good.
Archers, Latniks, and Griffons are very sensitive to blessing/curse – and these are always the backbone of the Haven army, although sometimes it's beneficial to take a couple of single Inquisitors to bless your own units.
Against Demons, Mages, Dwarves, and Dark Elves, it's beneficial to take "Fire Protection" (from the School of Light).
And against Orcs, it will be very effective to take, in addition to blessing or retaliatory strike, also "Readiness" from the protection skills – then the defensive strategy of archers will be three times more effective, and the often useless 10-15-20% increase in retaliatory strike attack will also play a role (racial ability).

For example, I like Inquisitors and Adepts; they are good for storming a castle. Horses can't climb walls, after all. They effectively eliminate low-level units, such as Skeletons for Necropolis and Imps for Inferno.

Yes! But essentially, any unit can be useful in all situations. However, there's one caveat: you need the Teleport spell. Because, for example, it takes 5-6 turns for Zealots to reach enemy units, unless your hero is level 30.

Guys! I'm interested in your opinion about the angel: IS IT ALSO A WOMAN?! :( Or does it change gender when it levels up?

I don't know, but I've encountered the angel, and I think it's normal (a male).

The developers simply designed the Angel in a Japanese style. That's why it looks the way it does.

I've always imagined angels as very beautiful girls.

No)). They have male faces, just like in Japanese cartoons. I haven't watched them much, I just watched Hellsing once. It's a very wholesome cartoon.

No)) They have male faces, just like in Japanese cartoons:) I haven't watched them much, I just watched Hellsing once)) It's a very wholesome cartoon))

But I don't think it's insignificant. I thought, if angels are male, doesn't the fact that the Shrine of the Angel Altar has a female, excuse me, chest, bother them? :o

What difference does it make, anyway? It seems to me that in any type of unit in Haven, there are female members or, at least, female participants in combat.

As I wrote earlier, Gabriel, the Griffin Trainer, and Orlando (from the red faction), and Valeria, whose specialty is Knight Captain. Comrades, why are you engaging in empty demagoguery about who are angels, women, or men? I honestly don't care; they fight with swords, fly, and resurrect, and that's fine; I don't think about their gender.

Guys, why are you engaging in pointless demagoguery about who the angels are, women or men? I honestly don't care; they fight with swords, fly, and resurrect, and that's fine. I never thought about their gender. :)

The topic is called "Haven Discussion," so why not discuss it? And for me, this question is quite interesting. :)