Posts from "The Legend". Problems with the walkthrough.

Sell something you don't need: artifacts, spells. Do you have a developed trading skill? Well, if things are really bad, you'll have to run around and visit all the obelisks; then you can get a map of the country in the pyramid, and you can sell it for about a hundred thousand.
If only a couple of ents remain from Haas's troops, cast invisibility on the remaining ones, and while they are invisible, finish off the ents with spirits and fire arrows. I can't advise any universal tactic; I always focused on knights with a circular attack.

The whole point is that orcs don't have castles – there's nowhere to sell artifacts. I don't have a trading skill, and I don't want to waste time running and finding the last time obelisk. I think I'll try to complete it with what I have, especially since it almost works, but... it still doesn't work :(:(. I don't have "invisibility" – the hero is a warrior. I also don't have the strength to replay the battle, so I'm going to play "Crossroads" for now. I'll create a discussion thread about the new Campaigns soon, and I'll leave the difficult battle with Haas for later. Sorry for bothering you for no reason :(:o.

The whole point is that Orcs don't have castles – there's nowhere to sell artifacts.

If you've cleared the labyrinth completely, the dragon at the labyrinth's gate allows you to teleport through the labyrinth instantly. And Elves do have castles.

Guys, is it true that you run out of money? I currently have about 2 million tugriks (not counting all sorts of junk in the caravan) – is it really possible to spend it all before the final battle?

I've been spending money all the time :(. I'm playing on normal difficulty, so the gold income is limited. I didn't clear the labyrinth – I thought about it, but I'm afraid I won't have enough troops. Although, I guess it's still worth a try :). Thanks :).

I've been spending money all the time :(. I'm playing on normal difficulty, so the gold income is limited.

There are a few simple principles that allow you to conserve your troops. They seem obvious to me, but just in case:
1. You should attack each stack of enemy units with all available forces, taking the retaliatory strike with the least valuable creature or tank. The ideal tank is a dragon, which can be quickly healed.
2. For the attack, you need to choose a stack that the other enemy stacks won't have time to reach. The rest need to be blocked, distracted, slowed down, blinded, frightened, or put to sleep. Dryads are very helpful in this regard. Shapeshifting elves or wolves are also useful.
3. Your arsenal must обязательно include: vulnerability, dispel, healing, haste, slow, magic source, stone skin, fear. Magic is also needed for the warrior, by the end of the game: chaos - at least level 1, distortion - level 3, order - level 3. Max out all of the above spells. Vulnerability level 3 is much more useful than +2 to the hero's stats.
4. There are unpleasant opponents who constantly retaliate or simply have very large stacks that are scary to approach. They can also be defeated without losses. Summon a stack of thorns, bring it closer to the problematic enemy, let the thorns be killed, and then apply slow or fear to that stack. Then, using the Mirror of Pain, eliminate the entire stack in several stages.
5. Undoubtedly, the most dangerous opponent is black dragons, which magic does not directly affect. No matter how you try, even with advanced tactics, someone will still be killed. It has been noticed that dragons like to attack two stacks at once. You need to give them this opportunity, preparing tasty "meat" for them in advance. The dragons will try to block the archers, and teleport is very useful here. Teleport the archers to a safe place and shoot the dragons from there with dragon arrows.

With my warrior, the magic worked out perfectly, but getting spells is much harder. :( I try to protect my troops, but I always lose a few units, especially when the battles become large-scale. Overall, it depends on luck. In the battle with Haas, the black hole is very helpful. But I still don't have enough troops. My army consists of: 19 ogres, 5 emerald dragons, 130 pancakes (:D) with a catapult, 95 shamans, and 100+ cavalry. The situation with spells is not very good, but I have Armageddon! I think when I gather my strength, I'll try to complete it using that.

Vulnerability, slow, magic source, stone skin – these are usually found lying around. If there’s no vulnerability, you definitely need to buy it! Teleport, invisibility, dwarf – these need to be found in castles and purchased. Armageddon with a small warrior’s intelligence won’t have much effect, and goblins with catapults are weak against fire – dragons will burn them immediately. This army isn’t the most suitable for the final stage; the cavalry won’t be able to gain momentum, but you can try to create a strike force of ogres. They need to be protected with stone skin, a magic source, negative effects should be removed with dispel, and they shouldn’t be exposed to attacks. At a normal level, it should work.

Yes! Yes!! Yes!!! I finally defeated Haas! Armageddon dealt 495-965 damage, and after the black hole, he killed one more level 7 unit! I also got very lucky with critical hits; Haas acted skillfully, but thanks to "Dispel," I managed to neutralize all his harmful effects! After casting Armageddon twice and Black Hole three times, my remaining troops finished off the Ancient Golems! And there were many of them left :):):). Thanks to the tactics I devised over these days and sheer luck, which played a significant role, I defeated Haas on my first try today and finished the game! :):):):):):):):):):):):):)

There are a few simple principles that help you conserve your troops. They seem obvious to me, but just in case:
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You have different tactics and troops for different opponents – but where will you get them (or carry them in reserve), or constantly fly around to different islands to get them? All my dwarven troops remained as they were, even though I have almost cleared the elven lands. There is nowhere to replenish them, only to exchange them for local ones.

You have different tactics and troops for different opponents – but where will you get them (or carry them in reserve), or constantly fly around to different islands to get them? I still have all my dwarven troops, even though I've almost cleared the elven lands. There's nowhere to replenish them, only to exchange them for local ones...

I exchanged troops for local ones as soon as I arrived at the elves. Two stacks of dryads allow you to clear almost all elven lands without losses. Two pockets are always enough to change tactics. Either put archers in a pocket, then bring out melee troops, or put melee troops in a pocket, divide the dryads into two stacks, and the archers and fairies take out the sleepy enemies. It's boring, but very effective. And the Ruby of Angi shows what it's capable of. There's also a strong combination – a fairy gambit, time warp on the fairies + mirror of pain. I specifically selected troops only for the battle with Karador. But I didn't return to other islands. If I came across ancient ents, I always took them; they are the most resistant to undead attacks.

Looks like someone messed up here. And I even know who.

Looks like someone overslept here. And I even know who.

Make the sign of the cross – it helps.

In my speech, I use this word exclusively as an author's expressive particle, so there is no need to translate it.

In my speech, I use this word exclusively as an author's expressive particle, so there is no need for it.

Moreover, you are building your entire speech around this word ;).

By the way, I hope you're not talking about me? I actually did beat Haas :smile19::smile10:!

Around which specific word?