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Which race do you play most often? Why?
1) Humans
2) Mages
3) Dwarves
4) Dark Elves
5) High Elves
6) Orcs
7) Necromancers
8) Demons
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three ranged units
you can upgrade spellcasting all-seeing
mini-artifacts are created
It costs a lot, so you can only use artifacts effectively towards the end of the game.
Well, actually, I just expressed what I dislike most about mages, even though the faction isn't bad.
I don't think a level 7 archer is an advantage: it's already not easy to kill him, why does he need a ranged attack?
actually, you don't need money to create mini-artifacts; you need resources.
it's strategically beneficial. It's better to shoot a 7th-level creature at units from a distance than to send it directly into battle.
It's better, but not by much. Especially considering that Titans are large creatures and can be easily blocked.
how will you block them? with a crystal of secrets? mages have a counterspell.
Is it worth spending a turn on a counterspell to prevent the enemy from blocking with a crystal against secret titans? Also, you can block not with something, but with someone. Titans may not have a penalty in melee combat, but they will still get a beating.
But the main point is not that, but rather the fact that due to their "bulkiness," titans don't really need ranged attacks. If they could be made even stronger but have their ranged attack removed, it would give mages more advantages.
Why is the Titan's ranged attack so bad?
This turn isn't wasted.
I wouldn't waste it because of the fear of the crystal. I would hold down Ctrl and go for it, and let Ogre cast two spells instead.