Posts from Awakening of Evil

3 or 4 units

Maybe I'm missing something, but could you share replays of completing the first mission?

I'm especially interested in how to defeat 114 Daughters of the Sky and Earth with an army of 70 Imps, 18 Beasts, 24 Minotaurs, 8 Minotaur Overseers, and 1 Mistress.

Or with the same army, defeat 555 Plague Zombies + Rotting Zombies.

And on the way to them, there are 16 Harbingers, 47 Greater and Lesser Vampires, a couple of squads of 15 and 18 Liches/Archliches/Greater Liches, etc.

At the same time, the army must maintain its combat effectiveness to defeat one and a half hundred Cerberi + who knows what else on the surface.

Ideally, I'd like to see replays of defeating a dozen Necropolis Dragons guarding the hut, and also defeating Demonesses + Temptresses for +1 to Knowledge.

What are these units for?

Secondly, it's clear from the start that Chaos and Summoning won't be effective. So, either Darkness or Set. Choosing between them, Darkness is obviously the better choice. The question is: why does a Darkness hero need such a fast growth rate for magic power? Slowing down later for 30 turns to cast on a legion of mobs with zero attack and kick them for 30 minutes?

How much does the building for buying Beasts cost? Is it really 10k?

For large groups, a Demon, Elf, or Knight is more suitable due to their damage, and a Necromancer due to the large number of units, but not a mage hero.

For large groups, a Demon, Elf, or Knight is more suitable due to their damage, and a Necromancer due to the large number of units, but not a mage hero.

you can avoid fighting most of them, or play on a lower difficulty) I played on veteran, and it was quite manageable) The main thing is not to lose too many units and, once you reach the surface, defeat everyone at once. Just don't try to go back into the dungeon.

It makes sense to play on the highest difficulty to test the map's playability. Currently, the difficulty of the starting mobs is not justified. What's the point of having 114 Daughters or 555 Zombies? Obviously, no one will be able to defeat the first group with minimal losses, and no one will spend 200+ turns chasing the second group, killing them with a hero. The same applies to the others.

Well, what if a player decides to level up Chaos and Dungeon together? Or at least use enhanced Chaos spells without the skill (against ghosts).

Well, it doesn't take that much time to clear the map, considering that dragons will be summoned and they will destroy half of the zombies, and after such a battle, you'll gain a lot of experience. This is for a hero with 114 daughters, and for a veteran or a warrior, the number will be quite manageable. I won't even mention a recruit...)

I made the hero difficulty for very advanced players who like to complain about the game being too easy.

With the hero's attack and summoning 1 dragon, he will kill a maximum of 10 zombies and die from the retaliation.

Maybe I'm missing something, but could you share replays of completing the very first mission?

I'm especially interested in how to defeat 114 Daughters of the Sky and Earth with an army of 70 Imps, 18 Beasts, 24 Miners, 8 Overseers, and 1 Mistress.

Or with the same army, how to defeat 555 Plague Zombies + Rotting Zombies.

And along the way, there are 16 Messengers, 47 Higher and Regular Vampires, a couple of squads of 15 and 18 Liches/Archliches/Higher Liches, etc.

All while, of course, the army must maintain its combat effectiveness to defeat one and a half hundred Cerberi + who knows what else on the surface.

Ideally, I'd also like to see replays of defeating a dozen Necropolis Dragons guarding the hut, and at the same time, defeating Demonesses + Temptresses for the +1 Knowledge bonus.

What are these units for?

Secondly, it's clear from the start that Chaos and Summoning won't be effective. So, it's either Darkness or Light. Choosing between them, Darkness is obviously the better choice. The question is: why does a hero from Darkness need such a fast growth rate for their magic power? To then slow down for 30 turns to cast on a legion of mobs with zero attack and kick them for 30 minutes?

What happened to the Fury unit? Where did it go?

And by the way, where did the Fury unit go?

me?)) I joined.

Boots. It's not a good idea to slow down the hero - the computer develops faster. Besides, Furies won't make a difference, considering the variety of troops - you'll already have 4 types at the start, and then 2 more are added. It's unclear who to use to counter them.

With just one unit with a hundred skeleton archers, you won't guarantee that 4 Furies will be defeated. Then a Lich will come, and only a dozen Furies will remain.