- Heroes in Heroes 3 — General

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celt

20 years ago

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In the Castle, there's a guy who prays. In the Dungeon, there are specialists in resurrection and logistics. Among the Undead, there are specialists in necromancy, undead resurrection, and meteor showers. In the Tower, there's Solmyr.

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Geksorin

20 years ago

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celt;28932

in the Dungeon, specialists in resurrection and a logistician;
in the Tower, Solimir.

Yes, Gunnar and Solimir – that’s a classic!

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AmberSoler

20 years ago

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Geksorin;28909

well, imagine that by level 20, you have 130% more attack (with an Attack expert).

A specialist in attack receives +5% to damage per level (not to attack). That is, if he has an Attack expert, which gives a damage bonus equal to 30%, then by level twenty, this bonus will double and become equal to 60% (of the initial damage), but not 130%. In other words, the damage bonus increases, not the damage itself.

celt

20 years ago

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I also like some of the heroes from the campaigns, like Jelu, Dragon, Kilgor...

Geksorin

20 years ago

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I won't argue about the damage bonus; I made a mistake with the attack value. As for the 60%, I'm not sure; honestly, I don't know, maybe you're right, and I haven't thought about it much.

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GremliH

20 years ago

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Actually, in the third game, among the non-company heroes, the most overpowered one is Thorgrim from the Fortress. After level 20, he has almost complete immunity to enemy magic... Isn't that cheating?:eek: