Posts from What mixed hero class (build) do you prefer?

When playing with honor and enjoying battles, the choice is obvious! :D
Warlord! :D :cool:

I like Chaos. Because when it hits, it inflicts fear. :smile51: :smile51: :smile51:

I really like the Commander hero. It's simply my favorite. And I know how difficult it is to level him up. Especially his main skill. So, let the second hero be from Haven. It will be easier that way. If it's a different castle, then choose a hero who specializes in the magic of that castle.

Why magic right away? Level up Combat or Scouting to gain experience faster, or Tactics to increase the effectiveness of your army! :D :cool:

Why magic right away? Level up Battle or Scouting to gain experience faster, or Tactics to increase the army's effectiveness!

I don't know... Battle is also a good skill. I don't want Tactics because Nobility already provides a significant benefit. I level up Magic so that he can move with the army himself... without another hero. Magic always helps the army.

I chose the Dark Lord.

The sorcerer and mage bring misfortune.

Dark Lord, it's a good ability, and it sounds good too:).

a witch hunter is only viable if melee combat is maxed out and you have good weapons; otherwise, a marshal is better.

1 - Guildmaster,
2 - Cardinal
3 - General or Field Marshal

A Field Marshal is a THIEF + TACTICIAN; it has nothing to do with Lords. Its main benefit lies in its role as a governor, and therefore its main skills are related to that. As a fighter, it's useless; there's no point in taking it with the main army, as there are much more useful classes. If you do take it with the army, a Commander is the best choice – it gives a 30% chance that the attack of the entire army will increase by 25% in a round. A Witcher is a decent option, but a Lord isn't a melee fighter; it won't deal much damage, and the counterattack will only occur in the first strike (if there are multiple enemies). A Guildmaster is in a similar situation; if there's no magic wand or a third skill with offensive magic, the skill is useless, and the attack will be weak, as you need to prioritize two non-magical skills to maintain the bonus. A regular arrow will deal more damage. A Cardinal is more useful in Equilibrium, but only if you're building a game around resurrection. For survival, it's better to build a game around fighting battles without any losses.

I like the Field Marshal, but I often get the General instead.
As for the Sorcerer, it hasn't dropped even once, so I'll try to get it.

I like Field Marshal, but often get Warlord instead.
And I haven't gotten Sorcerer even once, I'll try to get it.

And is the "Wave of Fear" ability the same as that of Bone Dragons?

Ninja (attack with poison (each attack is accompanied by the application of some harmful spell of levels 1 and 2 from the schools of Death, Order, and Chaos))
Reaver - Rogue (bloodlust (Magic Mirror))

Hmm, I knew that Equilibrum is great - in Equilibrum, these classes aren't that useless :)
Ninja - having a beholder as a hero is great - it's a shame that it's only in Equilibrum :)
Rogue - again, the shield of tactics gives a shield - honestly, magic mirror is good, not like bloodlust :)

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In this tier list, the Witcher is the best for me, as he can level up on living neutrals even without obtaining him.

again, hypnosis + sacrifice...