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The most popular heroes on the server are Haggeesh and Tilshek due to their fast start. Regarding the summons: Orc Shaman is a big risk, what if the Horde's Fury ability doesn't trigger? Then what? The chance of it not triggering is 50%. You can't get it anywhere except in the guild (((

I believe that a hero should be chosen based on their unique ability, which should be as versatile as possible and have a broader impact on the army. Heroes with individual traits that only apply to specific types of combatants (e.g., +1 to archers, +2 to wyvern armor, etc.) lose their "unique ability" in any immediate situation (blindness, mind control, berserk, or simply when your favorite centaurs or assassins are defeated), and that's IT! The hero becomes just another ordinary unit! Of course, this doesn't include their overall level-up. By "broad ability," I mean, for example, Krag's first strike, which can push back overly fast knights, or the ability to increase the attack of the entire army for each enemy killed (I don't remember the name of the hero). In general, all heroes (including those from other factions) whose abilities are more popular and not limited to a specific "stack" (if I understand the local slang correctly:smile09:) are better. IMHO.

By the way, Grandma's name is Garuna. And what makes her better than Krag, who, after his first attack, turns into just another ordinary hero? The vast majority of Orc heroes specialize in a particular type of unit. If you remove them, only Argath will remain, and she can't offer anything other than fast leveling. The same goes for Garuna. Even if we assume that Orcs will use a shock stack tactic, we can say that her ability won't even be needed.

. And how is Krag better than Haghesh, who, after his first attack, turns into just another ordinary unit?

I will keep repeating this - read the manual! (because it clearly states: "...In addition, all of his attacks deal 5% more damage for each level of the hero." It is this, combined with "Devil Strike," that allows him to quickly eliminate groups of powerful units like dragons or cyclops, which Haghesh would struggle to kill with centaurs.

The Orcs found Krag and Arghat to be the most appealing; Garun wasn't fully tested, but potentially, he's a very strong hero. Goshak and Shaq didn't make much of an impression; Gosh is a very ordinary specialist, and Shaq is clearly not for everyone, and the dubious bonus of +2 for level 6 is questionable. Haggeesh is for beginners and those who prefer a simpler approach. Tilshek is a potential "machinist," also for those who want something easier and faster. I haven't played with Keegan at all; I can't understand how his ability can really help if there's a good alternative.

I liked Goshak, Tilshek, and Argat. Argat for his super speed, and Goshak and Tilshek for improving already good units.

Hello everyone!
Could you please tell me how the hero specialization – Krag – works?
It says that he can perform a special melee attack, and it grows stronger as the hero levels up.
How do I activate this attack?

There is no need to activate it; it triggers at the beginning of the battle. After the troops are deployed, Krag has the opportunity to deal direct damage to enemy units...

You don't need to activate it; it triggers at the beginning of the battle. After the troops are deployed, Krag has the opportunity to deal direct damage to enemy units...

What does this entail?
Does it require the hero to perform a standard attack?

Yes: direct attack by a hero.

Thank you! I understand. Then, question #2, based on that. For Krag, in the "Attack" skill, is it more beneficial to take Retribution or the sub-skill that allows for double damage? I still think Retribution is better. For an Orc hero, it's secondary; the main damage is dealt by the units.

I think Retribution is better because all creatures in our army can use it...

Kragg is simply not suitable for late-game matches; there, Invoker is better, but in mid-game or for rushing, you can also use his ability to enhance it.

Kragg is simply not suitable for late-game; Invocation is better there, but in mid-game or for rushing, you can enhance his ability.

I agree. But still. Mine was level 21 and took down 2 or 3 Paladins. In general, that's not that many.
With double strike, he'll take down about 5-6. That's definitely much better.
But still, it's not excellent.

I agree. But still. Mine was level 21 and could take down 2 or 3 Paladins. That's not that many, generally.
With double strike, it can take down about 5-6. That's definitely much better.)
But it's still not excellent.

Why aren't you taking "Reinforcements" into account?