Posts from Necropolis – “Misfortune never comes alone” [Campaign 2 – Mission 1]

I played through the mission on normal difficulty and used the Atoboy at the end. I really enjoyed it, and everything went smoothly. So, the screenshots with legions are very surprising to me.

Hmm... Am I a pro gamer or just as talented as Leonardo da Vinci??!!11 I completed the first mission quite easily, quickly, and without any problems. I captured the first castle, and as usual, I didn't upgrade it to its maximum level before going into the dungeon and clearing everything. I exited the dungeon and captured the castle without any problems. I fought off everyone without any problems either. The general near the fortress came to me on his own. While fighting on two fronts, I used the ultimate portal spell extensively. After gathering legions from all the cities, I captured the main city of the Inquisition. I'm playing on the easy difficulty level, and at that time, I wasn't using the quick battle option.

Try playing on a higher difficulty level; then you can test how much of a pro gamer you are. On the easy difficulty level, I think most people can complete this mission without any problems.

Ugh... I gathered a larger army and finally finished dealing with those annoying glowing creatures... Yes! I'm incredibly happy.

I received the Arachne dynasty weapon, but I can't find it on the hero. Where did it go?

Open the hero's profile, the second tab. Select Arachne and drag it into the hero's hand. This weapon cannot disappear – it remains on the map.

I found an Arrachne, but I can't drag it into my hand. Could this be because magic is leveled up instead of strength, since magical weapons like Soul Stealer and Staff of Purification can be equipped without any problems? And regarding bugs, the number of creatures available for recruitment is off by tens of thousands. Also, I can't summon creatures from the Altar of Eternal Enslavement. Is there a way to fix this?

Yeah. The description for Arachne says: "Requirements: Strength affinity." Yes, it can't be equipped because the hero is a mage!

Replay the mission.

To be honest, I'm feeling a bit lazy, and I've already taken too long with this playthrough. I started by playing without the CONFLUX enabled, and now I'm playing with it. Also, I have 3 magical weapons, and I'll be using them.

Hello everyone! I'll tell you how I completed this mission. I played on normal difficulty, and the first time, I was defeated shortly after capturing the second Castle. I had to replay. I captured the first Castle, bought a hero there, and used that hero to gather resources for Anastasia. Then, Anastasia reached the second Castle, and the second hero brought her an army; the second hero himself started exploring the area. An Inquisitor ran out to meet him, but didn't quite make it; Anastasia arrived and defeated the Inquisitor outside the Castle. Also, the enemy hero left half of his army in the Castle, so it was easy. Then, we captured the Castle itself, moved down, captured the crystal mine, raised undead from the graveyards, and moved to the remaining Castles. The second hero ran out to meet me again, allowing himself to be defeated outside the Castle. Then, I bought the army that had accumulated in the Castles and went to the Dungeon to defeat the last hero. There, I didn't attack the neutrals to conserve my army. After defeating the last hero, I had about 150 skeletons, 30 ghosts (there were 170), and 10 zombies left. Then, I spent another 3-4 weeks building up my army and easily defeated the guy with the butterflies. The main hero had dark magic (weakness and morale reduction, both area-of-effect) and earth magic (mass healing) skills. I can say that building Castles was a major challenge. There was a catastrophic shortage of blue stones, so I could only convert the Castles at the end of the game.

I defeated the Inquisitor, who was a deadly opponent for me, using the following strategy:
1. He would buy a secondary hero at the entrance to the town and transfer part of his army to him, while he remained in the town.
2. I would attack the secondary hero and defeat him easily, but I wouldn't attack the main enemy hero.
3. The enemy would buy a new secondary hero and again give him part of the army.
4. I would defeat the secondary hero again, and I repeated this process about four times.
5. As a result, the risk of a deadly encounter was reduced to a serious one, meaning the forces became equal.

This same tactic worked in the campaign for the Demons. For some reason, the powerful enemy hero didn't come out on his own when I approached the fortress; he stayed inside.

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In general, playing on the normal difficulty level, I easily completed the Necromancer and Sanctuary campaigns. However, the Orcs were more challenging, and I initially struggled in the first mission for the Demons.

In the final battle against the Necromancers with Uriel, I encountered an interesting bug. Before the battle, I visited a building that provides a Hellhound for the next battle (you can visit it once per game with one hero). The Hellhound ate Uriel's crossbowmen unit, after which Uriel and his retinue began to attack the Hellhound, but they couldn't inflict any damage on it. Meanwhile, my warriors calmly shot down the enemy army, which didn't pay any attention to them.

I gathered 400 ghouls, about that many ghosts, and a little more than that number of pikemen. I killed that inquisitor, but only pikemen are left to defend the dungeon, and there aren't enough of them to withstand the Clouds of Sylvan.

I completed the introductory campaign, and the rest of the campaigns became available. I completed the first mission and freed Jorgen, and the map with the second mission opened. However, when I load the game, only the first mission is available again. The second mission ("Forward and Inward") is not offered. If anyone has experienced a similar problem, please let me know how to solve it.

gathered 400 ghouls, about that many ghosts, and a little more pikemen. He killed that inquisitor, but only pikemen can be recruited for the Dungeon, and there aren't enough of them to counter the Clouds of Radiance.

And can't you buy the undead that died in the battle with the inquisitor because you don't have enough money?

how could I forget... I'll go finish playing, thanks.

Help! I can't purchase units; instead of the possible number of units I can buy, I see this message: