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If the attacking unit's attack is greater than the target' same defense then

U=u*k+u*30%(if expert offense)

where U-damage dealt by the unit
u-unit's base damage.
k-increasing coefficient equal to (attack minus defense) *5%

That is, we see that with higher attack, offense only increases basic damage (as does shooting, for that matter)

For example, a Barbarian Angel with 6 attack and expert off hits a unit with 6 defense. Angel's Damage=50*(1+20*0,05)+5*0,3=115 (instead of 130 if offense multiplied everything by 1.3)

If the attacking unit's attack is less than or equal to the target's defense then

U=u*k*1,3(if expert offense)

where U-damage dealt by the unit
u-unit's base damage.
k-decreasing coefficient equal to (100%-defense minus attack *2,5%),
in this case, offense is compared with defense.

IMHO: defense is better than offense. arguments
1) works against everything (shooters, melee)
2) in Dragon Utopia and forests they kill us first and then we kill them (mostly); if there's no defense, then offense might not even be needed
3) Offense with higher attack doesn't add 30%, but less (see formulas above)
4) In TE armored is 20%, meaning everything that hits you is *0,8. And that is good)

Examples for real attacks and defense of units, or with hero bonuses?

From everything written, it follows that strong units give weak units a hard time, but they can't give a proper response?))

And where is the reducing coefficient mentioned, what does "100% - defense" mean?

What is the scheme for petrification/freezing? There was an interesting situation. They are hitting Vasili, a freeze occurs during the counterattack, and then morale... Well, it's like a skip. I remove the counterattack with a single attack, and this bastard moves... So, in this situation, is it just a skip until the next round?
Is it possible for a frozen unit not to move at all? (while being hit). Let's say, attack with everyone, and then hit... :)

What difference does it make? The main thing is what is written in parentheses next to the monster. For example, what goes into the attack formula: monster attack + hero bonus + hero's monster specialty + native land bonus.

Well, how else could it be? :confused: Or maybe I didn't understand the question.

I haven't really thought about it. But it seems that after petrification + morale, there is an automatic wait. That is, if we attack immediately, it will have a turn, but if we press wait, the wait on morale will end sooner, and it will skip its turn (whether it will receive protection, I don't know). I repeat, I'm not 100% sure. It needs to be tested. Something like 7 basilisk units with a potion of life and expert leadership :smile19:

you don't need to defend against everyone who has lower speed – it's enough to make everyone wait! the one who was demoralized always goes first in the round of waits

That makes sense.

If you use Gnolls to initiate a wait, and then attack, the demon should still take its turn.

CAN YOU TELL ME WHERE TO FIND ALL THE NECESSARY FILES FOR PLAYING HEROES ONLINE? I HAVE HAMACHI, AND I REMEMBER THAT SOME TEMPLATES ARE NEEDED.

I often notice, when playing with new players, that their hero scouts and collectors on secondary territories or in treasure locations run around with troops that slow down their movement.
Remember, dear newbies!
There are movement penalty terrains – snow, swamp, and desert. You should move on these terrains with your native troops (i.e., units from the snow fortress, swamp, or desert). Don't think that if you have a harpy with a speed of 6, it will move faster on snow or swamp than a gremlin or gnoll, which have a speed of 4. There are no penalties on grass, lava, and underground. But here, as with all races, each terrain gives units a +1 speed bonus on their native land.

I think I described it correctly; if not, experienced players, please correct me.

so, if a hero, for example, moves across grass, lava, or underground on a Gremlin, will there be no penalty?

Of course. Penalties only include desert, snow, swamp, and stone terrains.

But isn't the dirt a drawback? Aren't the surfaces of the Dungeon and Necropolis different?