Posts from Discussion about Sylvan (Wood Elves).
I only have Ents. Strangely, they take out all the archers and druids first. But the Ents don't have enough strength...
The black faction's abilities don't affect the Hive, only Fist does! And to level up Summoning just for the Hive's special ability, I don't know... Phoenix is good, but Elves have problems with spell power!
It's clear that it's not worth leveling up for the Necropolis just for the Hive. I'm just surprised by some of the spells in the game. For example, Minefield, Wall of Fire, and Confusion, or whatever it's called. The only time I appreciated Confusion was when some mega-wizard cast it massively. My archers refused to shoot, and the druids refused to cast spells. And no matter how many times I cast it myself, it had no effect.
It's clear that it's not worth investing in skills for the Hive. I'm just surprised by some of the spells in the game. For example, Minefield, Wall of Fire, and Confusion, or whatever it's called. The only time I found Confusion useful was when some mega-warlock cast it on a large scale. My archers refused to shoot, and the druids refused to cast spells. And no matter how many times I cast it myself, it had no effect.
How do you increase Initiative? Does that mean finding artifacts?
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As for the hero, the only way for him to move more often is to develop Wizardry.
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In general, when playing as any race, in battle, the best thing to do in the first 2-3 turns is to kill the enemy hero. If there is no powerful magic, you can use magic arrows and other archers. If you manage to break through to the hero, you can already use infantry to take him down. Without a hero, the army immediately loses a large share of its initiative and morale, plus, no one will be able to cast any nasty spell. Also, the artifacts that the hero possesses go to your hero right in the middle of the battle. In general, this tactic is extremely profitable and foolproof.
But considering that it is impossible to kill the enemy hero, everything written above could have been ignored