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So, let's discuss artifacts – what are they?

Which artifacts are best to equip a hero with?

The very best ones. The topic is exhausted; we can close it until the game is released.

Nonsense, this isn't a good topic. Let's play, and then we'll decide.

Artifacts, like heroes, weeks, and other bonuses, now have a much smaller impact than in previous installments. But it's still better to have them than not to! Even now, one of the most useful artifacts is the "Unicorn Horn Bow." Shooting without penalties is still relevant, especially since the horn now also provides a damage boost. Necropolis starts to dominate even more ;). Artifacts that provide a "+" to stats now have almost no effect on troops. Instead, they significantly enhance the hero's direct attack and magic! And now, magical power and magical defense also increase the hero's mana, so for a mage, such artifacts are a must-have. Dynasty weapons provide much smaller bonuses than even "Strong" level artifacts, but they remain permanently :). And the "Staff of the Eight Aspects of Ashi," which is unlocked with the expansion, provides a good boost to both mana and magical power!

What benefits does the artifact – the golden egg – provide?

What does the artifact – the golden egg – give?

It gives a golden goose that brings 1k gold per day.


Artifacts in the 6th installment are another of its drawbacks. More precisely, it's another step towards a pure RPG.
As Pobeditel rightly noted:

Artifacts that give a "+" to stats now practically don't affect troops.

But even in the 4th installment, troop enhancement is one of the foundations!

This is actually sad.
Mostly, bows, rings that increase initiative, and amulets that increase the health of units remain useful.

The division of artifacts into power and magic artifacts is completely absurd. This is also purely an RPG thing.

It's unclear why some artifacts have spells attached to them, and sometimes these spells are not very compatible with the artifact's main bonus. For example, there seems to be a Thunder Helm that increases leadership and gives Lightning. Where is the connection?

But there are more artifacts that give resources and money... Why?

A golden goose that brings 1,000 gold per day.

The goose brings 2,000 gold.

What do you think of the art? The guard's breastplate? The first three attacks against any unit, whether physical or magical, deal 0 damage.

Taken from Heroes of Might and Magic IV. Nothing fundamentally new.

Moderated: USE OF OBSCENITY in the message

, artifacts are generated strangely on maps. I was just playing on the Broken Alliance map, and on my island (a very small one, in the upper right corner of the map), there were three Sandals of the Magister artifacts right away. Yesterday, I played on the Isles of Justice map, and there were four Banners of the Legion on the mission map; there were no other artifacts from that set.

I agree that artifacts in this game play a less significant role than in Heroes of Might and Magic V, let alone Heroes of Might and Magic III.

Even now, one of the most useful artifacts is the "Unicorn Horn Bow." Shooting without penalties is still relevant, especially since the horn now also provides a damage boost.

I liked the new artifact, the "Emerald Bow of Yumi," even more. It removes the penalty for distance and obstacles and increases damage.

And it increases the stats significantly!

I would exchange it, along with a couple of other items from the corresponding tier, for a complete set without hesitation, especially if the set costs around 24,000.

Bows are useless. Boots with +8 are a must-have.

No big deal, it's not a problem! Necropolis and Barbarian factions become incredibly strong when they can attack without taking damage. But overall, it's like comparing apples and oranges. Both are good, but in different ways.