Sworn enemy. — Sylvan

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Wistrit

14 years ago

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But what is this merit of the "sworn enemy" option? I'm not the only one who thinks so. Many others think the same.

I'm going to disappoint you, but they are noobs. Sworn enemy doubles the damage.

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Heleg

14 years ago

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Well, if there’s a special ability, then the sworn enemy, along with it, increases the damage by 3.25 times.

Nik_Dim

14 years ago

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Arch-Enemy is the best ability in the game. It’s a shame that it’s difficult to unlock in the first few weeks… :(

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Chingis

14 years ago

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WisTrit

I'll disappoint you, but they're noobs. Sworn Enemy doubles the damage.

You know best :) When playing as Elves, once you've leveled up your hero and Sworn Enemy, let the autobattle option handle the endgame battles and see what the AI does with the Elves. :)

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Heleg

Elves are my favorite Castle. I really liked the combination of Sworn Enemy and Dark Magic. I tried it on the "Frozen Land" map. There, on the neutral territory, there are neutral peasant units with over 100,000 units. I defeated them with a squad of 150 upgraded archers, 70 druids, and 30 ents. The peasants were Sworn Enemies. Enchanted Arrow - Berserk. Using the Arrow Rain spell, you apply this enchantment to all units and just wait for them to kill each other. I don't think you can do this with any other Castle. One drawback is that you can only change the enemy in the Castle.

Please explain in more detail how you do this: "Using the Arrow Rain spell, you apply this enchantment to all units and just wait for them to kill each other."? So, the enemies kill each other?

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Wistrit

14 years ago

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If you're playing as Elves, once you've developed your hero and a strong enemy, let the autobattle option handle the final battle and see what even the computer does with the Elves.

But why? If I already know what "Prismatic Breath" does for dragons.

So, the enemies attack themselves?

What else can they do under the Berserk effect?

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Heleg

14 years ago

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Chingis

Please explain in more detail how you do this: "Using a rain of arrows, you apply this spell to all units and simply wait for them to fight each other."? Meaning, the enemies fight each other?

The idea is understood correctly. You can also use arrows to balance the strength of the stacks, approximately like this: here.

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Chingis

14 years ago

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WisTrit

But why? If I already know what "Prismatic Breath" does for dragons.

And what else can they do under Berserk?

I have a question. Is "Prismatic Breath" an ability given to Elven dragons at birth or after an upgrade? Or does it need to be acquired and developed? The thing is, I used this ability to eliminate several stacks at once with a dragon, but I thought it was just a lucky strike, as I hadn't acquired or developed any Prismatic Breath. And have you played the "Days of Flame" scenario on the "hero" difficulty level?
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Ment

14 years ago

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After the upgrade. Only for Crystal Dragons. It doesn't depend on the scenario.

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Byk

13 years ago

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I've never played as them before, but a friend suggested I play as them against him. Question: How are luck and damage against sworn enemies related? The tournament is being played on the TE patch. Correct me if I'm wrong: If luck triggers +40% damage against sworn enemies, the damage will be 1.6*2. If only luck triggers, the damage will be 1.6. If only the 40% against sworn enemies triggers, the damage will be 2.0. Another question about the hero Anven. At the end of his description, it says that additional damage is dealt even if there is no critical hit, i.e., he simply has a 100% chance to deal additional damage against sworn enemies?

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$an4es

13 years ago

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No, it's a little different. Luck gives a +0.6 bonus to damage, and "Sworn Enemy" gives a +100% bonus, but they don't multiply each other (i.e., the damage will be +160%). Regarding Haven, yes, she will always deal additional damage to sworn enemies, equal to 1.5% per level.