Posts from Discussion about the FORTRESS race – Dwarves. Auto-translated

I don't understand something. Why is Valery accusing me of being the first to resort to personal attacks? In which post? And what are these alleged flaws in the gameplay? Well, they might exist, but I wouldn't call them serious. Nevertheless, this doesn't give KillandAction, Valery, or Antonag07 the right to resort to personal attacks and discuss my experience, as well as whether I played with serious players or not (how would they know?).

Why is Valery accusing me of being the first to resort to personal attacks? In which post?

I'm curious, in which post did I accuse you?

whether I played with serious players or not (how would they know?).

It's evident from the posts. Playing a few games against strong opponents can significantly change a player.

You can tell by the posts. A few games against strong opponents can really change a player.

Do you consider yourself a strong player? Then maybe we can play? Write to me in a private message. Maybe I'll change after you beat me, hehe.

Do you consider yourself a strong player?

No.

Then maybe we can play? Write to me in a private message. Maybe I'll even change my mind after you beat me, hehe.

"Oh no, sir, how could I possibly compete with you." - Mdance
And I've already said that the game should be enjoyable.

Lordesat, you're at it again, fighting with someone... wherever you look, you're having fun! :smile54:

Personally, I like dwarves because their jarls and earls attack with chain lightning. If you have enough jarls or earls, then you can kill four warriors in one hit.

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All heroes possess some advantages, but personally I like dwarves because in their race jarls or earls have a special attack that can kill several people at once.http://forum.heroesworld.ru/images/smilies/smile14.gif

Only Earls attack with lightning. Jarls attack with a wave of fire.

Only Erls attack with lightning. Jarls attack with a wave of fire.

Jarls attacked with lightning in the Hammers of Fate. In the Tribes of the East, they were completely nerfed. Now, Erls are responsible for lightning, and Jarls have a fire strike instead of a storm strike, a wave of fire instead of a chain... By the way, I still don't understand when it triggers. It seems like the enemy is standing behind the target, but it doesn't... :smile02: :smile38:

By the way, if you level up priests, regardless of the variant, they will be really powerful. Putting a wall of fire right on the enemies will make them roast for several turns. The fireball is even more devastating. And you say to skip them. But dragons are useless, except for Arcat. Erls are even better.

Creature abilities work differently and have varying probabilities. Soldier's Luck significantly increases the chance of an ability triggering. But if you're interested, read about it in the manual: it contains descriptions, formulas, and all the details about the abilities...

Storm Strike ability:
In addition to normal damage, this creature strikes the target with lightning (non-magical damage), which then affects the next enemy creature if the latter is adjacent to the target. The chain of strikes continues until the chain is broken. The lightning damage is equal to the creature's normal damage!
In short, you can hit everyone with just one strike + the Rune of Battle Fury and a bit of luck, and you'll be very happy!

Well, it would be nice to also cast the Berserker Rune on top of everything else.

Today I noticed something interesting: During the Week of the Goat, the increase in the number of javelin throwers and harpooners has increased... :D

So, why are many afraid to play as the Fortress? And why do others advise against playing as them? Is it because of an imbalance? For single-player, they are quite suitable. I have repeatedly won against various factions using different types of tactics and strategies.

It is relatively difficult to start playing with them. Of course, this only matters in multiplayer.

Dwarf battle squads are capable of inspiring fear in any opponent. Unheard-of ferocity and iron discipline help them gather into squads in the blink of an eye. In battle, dwarves from different cities strive to outdo each other: who will kill more enemies, capture more banners, and so on. War is a game for them, and in this way, they keep score. Dwarf warriors, despite their ferocity, are famous for their remarkable discipline. They can hold their positions for hours under a hail of arrows, waiting to deliver a swift strike. Dwarves never give up. They fight to the death, even when the situation is hopeless for them. The best death for a dwarf is to die in battle against countless enemies in the presence of someone who will one day compose a song about this feat.