Posts from Necropolis vs. Dungeon

The hero has masterful dark magic with Pain Lord + masterful sorcery with undead protection from magic.

...Why take the perk for undead protection from chaos magic? It's useless (a Warlock will still break through it). It's better to focus on distraction, although you could also take the perk for fluctuating mana!:smile20:

Warlock breaks through magic resistance. As far as I know, undead protection against magic isn't resistance, but simply reduces chaos damage, which will work against Warlocks.

You can also take Chaos Master, Lightning Bolt, and Mana Drain (another -20% damage).

I didn't know that, but it's cool... I already thought that "TE" penetrates the undead's magic resistance. Necromancer, Chaos – for depletion and a couple of spells to take down the fastest units, but the question arises: where are Darkness and Summoning if they only appear after Darkness!?

The Warlock's racial ability affects both magic resistance and magic protection. I will try to explain the game mechanics of this in a few words. Resistance = 100% Magic Protection.
Example.
There is a unit with 25% magic protection, and there is a Warlock with the "Skilled Unstoppable Magic" ability (50%). The ability "consumes" half of the magic protection, resulting in 87.5% of the damage passing through the unit (25% divided by 2 = 12.5%), not 75%. If resistance is triggered, 50% of the damage will pass through the unit.

So, if we're talking about undead magic resistance, it's better to try and get a couple more resistance perks and artifacts...! It's better to take a distraction skill so the Warlock calms down a bit!

I have a question: is Armageddon's Sanitarium a fire spell?

I have a question – is Armageddon from the Sanctuary a fire spell?

Yes, it is a fire spell.

Does the Berserk skill work on Hydras? I haven't tried it, but it would be cool to see how it destroys its own troops!

Hello everyone, this question has probably been asked before, but I couldn't find anything specific in the related thread. Could you please advise on how to move the Town Portal (to Sylvan) outside of the Necropolis on a map with the Dragon Passage? :smile13: :smile04:

There’s already a thread on that:
/topic/5923/

"But with proper development, a Necromancer can defeat the troops of the Dungeon." Perhaps that's all, nothing specific. If there are any "general" principles, please share your "tactics" for defeating them with Necromancers. ______________________ Wow, so many answers, so many answers ;) Is this a dead forum, or is it hard to answer a question? :)

If you really want a response, post in the Necropolis VS Dungeon thread; otherwise, this one, being repetitive, will soon be deleted by the vigilant moderators.

Okay. Let’s say it would have been better to post it there; I made a mistake.

It seems to work.

*Here's an idea for a Necropolis build against the AI, around weeks 5-7 of the game. The map is "Dragon's Passage," so resources shouldn't be a problem (all mines are present, with one of each type). The AI is Sinistar. It focuses on ultimate spells + logistics and education. My hero, Lucretia, has the following skills: 1) Sorcery, focusing on protecting undead from magic; 2) Darkness, focusing on Mind Control and Cursed Ground; 3) Summoning – just summoning, without any specializations, solely for the Heavenly Shield spell; 4) Defense, focusing on Magic Resistance + a skill that adds HP to all troops; 5) Luck, focusing on Soldier's Resistance and Deadly Strike. Can it be improved? P.S.: I don't want to use Zoltan because there will be other opponents, and he has so many spells (powerful and ordinary) that I'll get tired of blocking them.

P.S.: I don't want to use Zoltan because there will be other opponents as well.

Will there be other opponents? So, Sinithar isn't the main problem yet?