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Don't you feel sorry for the units that die on the battlefield? Or do you treat them like cannon fodder? Or do you not think at all about the units and their value?

Undead are the most resilient in this regard, especially with the hero Vlad (a favorite).

and if you watch how archangels die at the hands of archdevils, it's hard to describe this scene, but it's worth watching! don't you feel sorry for the archangels?

Read my signature – my opinion is obvious. Actually, I rarely play as Haven.

It’s a pity that only one skeleton is obtained from one Archangel; so much health is wasted.

yes, they should do it like this: 1 skeleton made from the bones of the upper torso, 2 skeleton made from the lower part, like a construction set.

better with health: 220/4=55 skeletons

Just a reminder, please stick to the topic.

we don't mind! That's why we split them into skeletons! It's not that we don't mind, it's just that they die, and we split the corpses into skeletons!

Just a reminder: these should be created in the "FLUD" subforum, not here...

The topic will remain here until the first moderator intervenes, and then it will be moved to the "flud" section. (c) Nival Forum

yes, I understand that turning fallen units into skeletons is a strategic move, but is it better than resurrecting them?

Yes, there will be more of them.

resurrecting is good, but a Necromancer with resurrection is absurd.

Well, I can’t resurrect or raise them, I misspoke.

Eric Wynn, I'm very sorry, but you're currently talking to the wrong people. One is a Necromancer, and the other has certain tendencies (to both: no offense!:D). For them, as I understand it, the term "cannon fodder" is more appropriate than a living individual who, who knows, might even have a family... or had one... I personally feel sorry for them. I'm especially worried about my Dryads, who, by the way, are always attacked first!:(
You can say whatever you want about me; I've expressed my IMHO.:cool: