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:) I played as a Wizard. I have no complaints. It's a good character.

What's the point of choosing just one hero you like when the game's mechanics (selecting 4 heroes) imply that the diversity of heroes will balance each other out?
However, non-combat classes have that drawback here: they fight "in the front lines," just like warriors. In BG and similar third-person games, for example, mages could be physically protected by warriors, or even removed from the battlefield if the opponent really disliked them and targeted them specifically. But here, everyone is equally "in the line of fire"... although this isn't fatal, in principle.

I like the Knight and the Wizard!

mutual support is needed :)

I've played this game three times, the main thing is to have:

1) Paladin / Cleric (healers)
2) Sorceress (teleports, combat magic)
3) Druid (versatile mage)

4) I also took various other heroes. Even a Knight :) although the Knight frankly becomes a burden later on, sometimes he still provides salvation (lots of HP)

The most difficult place in the game is in the Darkmoor castle, where there are a lot of flying eyes. In Might and Magic 6, they are much stronger than in Heroes 3 :)

Played through it twice. Knight (melee, close combat) - Paladin (close combat + healing) - Cleric (healing) - Wizard (you definitely can't do without him: Portal, Fly, and combat magic). Paladin - Archer - Cleric - Wizard (I just wanted everyone to attack with magic).

I like the Knight and the Archer. I always use 2 Knights and 2 Archers. They perform incredibly well! Give it a try!:smile54:

2 Knights, a Cleric, and a Wizard. A good combination.

2 Knights, a Cleric, and a Wizard. A good combination.

Interestingly, I think I had the same combination.

It's amazing, but I think I had the same combination.

We think alike!

A good party consists of two wizards, a druid, and a paladin. Level up the wizards like this: one with fire magic (I had 34), and the other with black magic (48, dealing incredible damage). The druid should focus on earth and healing, and the paladin on healing and tanking.

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I hate Darkmoor! Although it's easy to complete without fighting anyone, it's still annoying. I also hate having to deal with blasters; those damn drones not only destroy my armor but also kill me in one hit.
My favorite dungeons: Kriegspire, the Pyramid of VARN, Garik's Laboratory, the Supreme Temple of Baa (on the Isle of the Hermit), and, perhaps, the Temple of the Lord of Fire.

Don't know, but here's a possible lineup: 1. Paladin 2. Archer 3. Wizard (better with a dagger) 4. Knight They're awesome!

Dark Jack Well, I disagree...
2 clerics + 2 mages...
Even though I haven't played it 30 times, I've definitely played it 5 times. The last 4 times were with exactly this team - you just need to know how to play...

Dark Jack well, I disagree...

. Right away... of course, you can disagree.
. My squad is based on utilizing the full potential of the game.
. You can run around with staves until the end of the matches, or exploit bugs.
. :smile48:

_____________ I love it!!!

. 1. Paladin
. 2. Archer
. 3. Druid
. 4. Wizard

____________ And don't argue.
. I've completed the game 30 times, and played it about 100 times.
_________ Magic is the key to victory.
______________ :smile09:

I'm ready to argue) in my opinion, the best configurations are 3 Knights + Cleric (and NPC Flight + NPC Portal) or 3 Wizards + Cleric.

Paladin, Archer, and Druid are neither fish nor fowl, as are almost all intermediate classes.

I've completed the 6th game about 25 times with various variations.

Maybe I won't be original (or maybe I will), but I like all the heroes from Might and Magic VI; I think they all fit organically into the game.