Posts from Tactics for Necropolis.

As far as I know, bones cannot be upgraded at all.

Your knowledge is lacking.

Your knowledge is lacking.

Yeah, that's true. It's an oversight. I'm watching a video by some guy named LeBron, and he's upgrading skeletons.
For speed? But what about necromancy? Are you supposed to run around upgrading them later? Although, if you build a good chain of heroes... Experienced players have 5 heroes by day 2. I'm not arguing, I'm actually trying to understand the game's mechanics. Especially for Necropolis, since it's my favorite faction.
What about Vidomina and Gatran?

If you don't want to play by the rules here, then Vidomina is better, in my opinion.

If you don't play by the rules here, then Vidomina is better. In my opinion.

I also think so, because she accumulates significantly more gold by level 10.
And Sandro, by the way, isn't very strong, although he is epic. But newbies take him.
According to the rules here, in my opinion, necromancers have been significantly weakened (just my opinion). The ban on buffs, or the serious weakening of vampires, does this. Considering the weakened Vidomina and the ban on Galtran, necromancers should be very weak, because their army isn't very strong. Don't judge me too harshly, I only learned how to play the computer 200% recently, and I've only played Hearthstone with people once, and that game wasn't finished. Therefore, I'm listening carefully to everything.

Even considering the Necropolis’s limitations, it’s still a strong town, especially on XL+U maps. That’s why many players exclude it from their choices.

With these limitations, Necropolis is good if you use Raise Dead (similar to Resurrection, but level 3, so you can learn it earlier and with a higher chance of success, and it works constantly even without Earth magic) and if you can get the King's Undead Cloak: a constantly growing stack of liches is terrifying against armies of living units!

What about Vidomina and Galtran?

In my opinion, Izra is more interesting than Vidomina.
If choosing one of the first three heroes (i.e., those who come with troops), I would prefer Galtran. The main reason: increasing the speed of skeletons, which leads to a reduction in losses (even though he raises fewer skeletons), as well as the fifth upgrade. In addition, the skeletons' stats increase. For example, under Galtran's command, level 4 skeletons on their native land have impressive stats, to say the least.
Overall, I would choose Galtran - he provides a stronger start and excellent prospects.

Terraniux, we are talking about different versions of the game: you're talking about SoD, and I'm talking about VT - where necromancy as a class doesn't exist (banned in the code), yet Necromancers remain among the strongest in the first half of castles - thanks to, firstly, a good start with Galtran and his strike stack (something like Shakti or Tiraxor), and the bone converter; secondly - you put all the same small fry from secondary sites, heroes from prisons, Pandora's boxes of other races there, as well as the unbanning of vampire upgrades (forbidden in SoD) - and with them, by week 10-12 (or more - depending on luck), you can cause such havoc already by the 2nd week (or even the 1st, if from a Pandora's box or a couple of caches), it's practically a legal cheat :smile20: . Necromancy in the form that it exists is not even a cheat - it's a sledgehammer, against which, as is known, there is practically no counter, and you don't need any Vidomins for this; even a Straker with 1 zombie on week 1 for any castle is enough - in the hands of an already strong mid-tier SoD player, he can become a bomb and break Dragon Utopia using only skeletons and eating units by the beginning of the 2nd week (depending on luck...), not to mention various conservatories/hives. Just some info for food for thought ;) .

And what does the Necromancy amplifier give in World Tournament?

What does the Necromancy amplifier give in World Tournament?

It allows you to upgrade vampires and nothing else :D

Still, it's unclear how to get a large number of skeletons at once. Well, Shakti + Gretchin + Ignat-Dragon (by the way, it's interesting why there aren't specialists for gremlins, kents, Pokémon, and fairies). Well, necromancy – I took everything I could. You can get another 400-500 on the third week, but how do you get 3000?

by the way, it's interesting why there aren't specialists for Gremlins, Kents, Pokemon, and Fairies.

Because there are specialists for weak units. Trogols are bad on their own, that's why Shakti is needed. The same goes for the Dragon.
Ignat can't handle the situation; I don't know who relies on his special ability or even takes him as a starting unit.
Gretchin – I don't know, but I've heard good things about him.
As for a specialist for Pikemen or Kents, it's a huge imbalance (especially for Gremlins and Fairies).
By the way, the same can be said about Galtran. His existence is unjustified from a balance perspective, except maybe on M-maps.

Because there are specialists for weak units. Trogols are bad on their own, that's why Shaktis are needed. The same goes for Dragons.
Ignat can't handle the situation; I don't know who relies on his special ability or even takes him as a starting hero.
Gretchin – I don't know, but I think I've heard good things about him.
And a specialist for Pikemen or Kentas – that's a huge imbalance (especially for Golems and Fae).
By the way, the same can be said about Galtran. His existence is unjustified from a balance perspective, except maybe on M-maps.

Okay. We can discuss specialists for a long time.

I'm curious, how can you get 3000 skeletons by day 137?

I wonder how one can get 3000 skeletons by level 137?

By working as a well-coordinated team of Necromancers. In this case, it makes sense to use Necromancer units specifically for battles. And Berserkers are a great source of skeletons.

Heroes : Clavius -350 gold on day and start attack and necromancy.
Modify the other units on the skeletons and fight with the units which is a lot and collect skeletons. That's all