Posts from Questions about the gameplay of Heroes 6.

Is it possible to change a hero's skill progression, as it was in Heroes of Might and Magic V with the mentor system? Did I understand correctly that in Heroes of Might and Magic VI, a hero's attributes do not affect the attributes of the units?

They do have an impact, but to a much lesser extent than before.

After reaching the first or second reputation level, you can reset all skills.

Did I understand correctly that in Heroes 6, the hero's stats do not affect the stats of the units?

No, the hero's magic power and attack increase these stats in the units. The same applies to physical and magic resistance.

Guys, maybe this isn't entirely relevant, but I have a question. In Heroes of Might and Magic VI, does diplomacy work? Share your impressions, those who have tried to level it up.

Troops join very rarely, so this skill is not very useful. In the same campaign, only those troops join that have it specified in their properties, and they join for free.

But just for fun, I tried to level up anyway. In Heroes of Might and Magic III, diplomacy was the most interesting part; I often ran around with a mixed army, and I didn't care about morale. Now, I'm playing as Haven, and so far, no neutral creatures from other factions have joined me...

When connecting to Conflux, how much information is downloaded? Why can't I deal damage to Dark elementals with a hero, ghosts, and liches, but I can with bone warriors?

And you won't be able to defeat spiderlings in spider form either. Because dark elementals are immune to dark magic. And ghosts, liches, spiderlings, and the hero himself use dark magic. It's the same as if you put only your dark elementals against enemy dark elementals; the enemy elementals will constantly defend, they won't be able to attack your elementals, just as your elementals won't be able to attack the enemy elementals.

So, can spiderlings in a different form inflict damage on creatures of darkness? It's a pity I didn't know that before.

Yeah, in the form of a woman with daggers, they deal physical damage, so they should, in theory.

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I have a question about the mechanics of the "Strike from the Heavens" attack of the Imperial (upgraded) griffins. As I understand it, they are bugged; after taking off and landing, they didn't kill a single unit in the line. Is this a bug? Does that mean there's no point in upgrading them?

This is a well-known bug. Even Klivren wrote that they shouldn't be upgraded. And if you do upgrade a building, you need to be very careful not to buy bugged Imperials :(.

During the playthrough of the first mission of the campaign for the Alliance of Light (Campaign 2), the main hero, Anton, on the skills and spells page, has a maximum level of 2 for his spells; that is, spells of the third level are not even displayed. Does this mean that the hero has a predisposition towards strength? Is it impossible to increase his predisposition towards magic, and is level 2 the absolute limit for spells, regardless of how he is developed?

Yes, exactly. At least pay attention to which class you choose for your hero.

This is a well-known bug. Klivren also wrote that they don't need to be improved. And if you do improve the building, you need to be very careful not to buy bugged Imperials :(.

Well, I'm using them now not quite for their intended purpose; I send reinforcements to them and into the thick of the enemy, they constantly retaliate, which is at least some use. It's a pity that Anton's bonus doesn't work :(

What about the improved griffons? Did you fix the bug with their aerial attack? I'm wondering whether to upgrade them or not... maybe something has changed, I haven't played in about 2 weeks.