In the remaining missions, Shadia worked hard as a supporting hero.
In the remaining missions, Shadia worked hard as a supporting hero.
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I got to "Marshal" on "Hero" difficulty and got completely stuck. I guess my Railag isn't leveled up enough, but I can barely get through the first ghosts, and then G. is there and kills me immediately. Do I really have to replay the entire campaign?
I remember a long time ago, I played this mission with a Warrior, and I struggled a lot with these portals. The enemy demon was very actively chasing me, or rather, chasing Shadia. I made a fatal mistake by leaving her without protection and exposing her on the surface. I barely managed to save Shadia and defeat Groll.
This time, I played with a Hero, and thanks to Shadia's dark magic and Railag's spell power, I was able to win battles against 450 dancing blade units, 300 furies, 350 ghosts, and so on.
Overall, I completed the mission without any major problems. I defeated Groll on the second week; he attacked me, and I knocked him out.
PS I'm currently playing the last mission with Railag, and I'm still relying on berserkers, mind control, and spell power.
What annoys me the most are timed quests. I don't remember how I did it the first time, but it seems like I was always chasing Railegh with Shadiyah. And here they wrote that you can leave her somewhere; I'll try it now.
Well, in theory, if you leave her at the very beginning, the demons shouldn't be able to reach her. Although, I haven't tried it myself. As for the timed quests, it's definitely challenging and nerve-wracking when you play them for the first time, but when you gain more experience, playing for speed can even be fun.
I was a bit lucky that Grol didn't emerge from the portal next to her, or maybe he didn't have enough MP. Otherwise, this mission is quite easy; in this case, I encountered him in the middle of the second week, and that was it.
Yeah, I had the same thing happen, but he attacked me on the second week and got what he deserved.