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61 lairs, 32 beasts, and 16 mines.
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MasteR
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I mean the Fury unit, which was standing next to the Daughters of the Sky.
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I mean the Fury unit, which was standing next to the Daughters of Heaven.
They cost 15, but they don't deal much damage. Slowing them down + morale for the Daughters = no more Furies. Plus, they also apply a speed debuff to themselves, meaning the Furies' speed isn't higher than theirs.
MasteR
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They cost 15, but their damage is low. Slowing them down + morale boost for the daughters = no more problems.
Forget about the daughters. There are plenty of altars and sacrificial sites on the map.
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Forget about the daughters. There are plenty of altars with sacrifices scattered around the map.
Actually, I got lucky – at the first altar with sacrifices, I drew a slow spell, and by level 4, I had a general slow effect))
And overall, I'm almost satisfied with my build by level 22, which is surprising to me))
MasteR
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I leveled up some skills that are a bit unusual for me – Luck, Darkness, Education, Logistics, and Attack.
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I leveled up a bit differently than usual – Luck, Darkness, Education, Logistics, Attack.
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A legion of warmongers, hundreds of liches, vampires, mummies, knights, etc., emerged on the surface. Does anyone enjoy killing them by running around for 50 or more rounds? Especially since half of the mobs are initially invulnerable (I'm curious to see how to kill 200 high vampires or 30-40 death knights with 10-20 catapults or 700 centaurs). The size of the armies is completely unjustified. Spending 10-20 minutes on each battle is also excessive.
MasteR
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A legion of warmongers, hundreds of liches, vampires, mummies, knights, and so on emerged on the surface. Does anyone enjoy killing them by fighting for 50 or more rounds? Especially since half of the mobs are initially invulnerable (I'm curious to see how to kill 200 high vampires or 30-40 death knights with 30-40 catapults or 700 centaurs). The size of the armies is completely unjustified. Spending 10-20 minutes on one battle is an exaggeration.
If you make the armies smaller, the auto-battle will handle everything on a Warrior or Recruit difficulty. Play on Veteran or Warrior; it's more reasonable there.
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if you make the armies smaller, the auto-battle will handle everything with a Warrior and a Recruit. Try playing on Veteran or Warrior difficulty; it's acceptable there.
Is it possible for certain creatures not to appear on the map?
MasteR
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Can there be weeks where certain creatures are unavailable on the map?:)
No. They are all blocked.
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No, they are all blocked.
That's a shame, although predictable.
And in the abandoned mine, guarded by phoenixes, is there always gold? At the beginning, it's impossible to take it anyway.
MasteR
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Too bad, although predictable.
And is there always gold in the abandoned mine, guarded by phoenixes? At the beginning, it's generally impossible to take it.
Yes, only gold) It's true.
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Yes, only gold) It's all real.
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Overall, I couldn't handle it – it's not my type of map. Too many monsters, and they're all tough, plus a huge map and a lack of active enemies and your own castle. I thought I'd try it on Recruit difficulty to get a feel for it, but the auto-battle doesn't work; even playing manually, hordes of Daughters and Griffins are blocking the way. In short, it's for those who enjoy kicking around fat monsters.
Considering the rate at which the hero's level increases and the level reset (and consequently, stat reset) in later missions, the map size doesn't seem justified, in my opinion. There's no point in running around exploring the map. It would make sense to show the final point on the map and an approximate shortest path. By the time you reach it directly, your level will be around 30. Long wanderings are not good for campaigns, in my opinion. 2-8 weeks for a complete playthrough of such a map, visiting all the upgrade locations, would be just right.
Considering the rate at which the hero's level increases and the level reset (and consequently, stat reset) in later missions, the map size doesn't seem justified, in my opinion. There's no point in running around exploring the map. It would make sense to show the final point on the map and an approximate shortest path. By the time you reach it directly, your level will be around 30. Long wanderings are not good for campaigns, in my opinion. 2-8 weeks for a complete playthrough of such a map, visiting all the upgrade locations, would be just right.
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