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if you're playing as Sylvan, you need to take both heroes; the same goes for Chaos. When you're playing, make a thief, level up their stealth to level 2, and then let them die with the other heroes. Then, they'll pick up items and walk past neutral creatures, which is very efficient for leveling up.

I like the Wizard (Haven faction) the most because:
1. Haven magic seems more neutral.
2. It doesn't summon creatures, so you don't have to think about which one to summon (a wolf, a fairy, or an elf, for example).
3. It has some kind of neutral effect – increases attack, increases defense.
4. You can create good spell combinations.
5. It can harm the opponent, but not only (unlike Chaos magic).
6. And the conclusion: unlike other magic styles, it is somehow more balanced and orderly.

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And what's good about the Necromancer? He only spoils everything for everyone and doesn't help himself! Except for the "Sacrifice" spell. Although even here, you spoil your own army and help with negative consequences. Well, only "Demonology" increases the army, but even then, only with Nature magic.

2. Doesn't summon creatures, so there's no need to think about which one to summon (a wolf, a fairy, or an elf, for example).

Is the best indicator of good magic – thinking less? :)

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3. Has some kind of neutral effect - increases attack, increases defense.
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but only in relation to ranged attacks. In other schools, these parameters may apply to everything.

Well, "Mirage" works on melee units too. But you still need to think, although there's no dilemma about who to summon: a wolf or a fairy; an elf or a tiger; a griffin or a unicorn, etc. You can spend a turn on something useful, not just summoning.

What’s good about the Necromancer? He just spoils everything for everyone and doesn’t help himself! Except for the "Sacrifice" spell.

"Vampire Touch" is just a minor thing, of course.

But you definitely need to think; there’s no dilemma here about who to summon: a wolf or a fairy; an elf or a tiger; a griffin or a unicorn, etc.

How is there no dilemma? Sometimes there really is one. The most obvious example: a satyr or a leprechaun.

...And fatigue is nothing at all, not to mention the cancel and aura of fear.
And it's better not to think about summoning at all, but just summon mantises.

It's better not to think about summoning at all, but to summon mantises instead.

In my opinion, it's better to cast Dragon's Might on the strongest creatures... or, if you have a good number of them, use it on griffins – they'll deal serious damage to everyone.

Dark Priest - Dark Priest (vampiric melee attack)
And there's no need to level up the Death Mage to level 5. :)

At the early levels, the Barbarian and the Archer are quite effective, especially if you focus on developing only their main skill tree (without upgrading other skills).

Do you mean in terms of appearance or skills, potential for development?

I think, based on the potential of the skills.

Müllich, of course!))
He has that hairstyle in the fourth game.

Knight or Death Knight (although most likely Knight, because I don't like undead in any part) Tactics is very good, especially when combined with Scouting, it makes for a very decent bonus