Posts from Wizard – “Haven” [Campaign 6, Mission 4]

and I get "Mission Failed" as soon as I try to talk to Railag.
I've already tried going around and failed Isabel, watched the final cutscene - the mission doesn't end - I approach Railag - and that's it, mission failed.

Hey everyone, I have another problem: Isabel isn't on the map at all. I've captured all the castles, reached Raileigh, and was sent back (mission failed:(). I went back to the save, searched everywhere, but she's nowhere to be found. What should I do?

you just need to approach Krailos with a not-so-large army, otherwise he'll think you want to send it to the afterlife.

I didn't realize that Shadia was actually Biara. I decided to have her attack Isabel, after first leveling her up by fighting all the neutral creatures on the map. And even then, I had a tough time with her in the last mission; I defeated the Overlord much faster.

La Louvre, the level of Biara in the final mission does not depend on the level of Shadia. The only thing you lost is experience for some other hero. For example, I played through with Raillag, even though he was one of my most leveled-up heroes, simply because it was easiest for me to play with him.

I also had Railag as my most developed hero. I was simply advised by a player to attack with Shade, as she had a lot of area-of-effect spells. And in general, I attacked with all my heroes (after saving the game) and killed all of Isabel's units. Although almost everyone knew about resurrection. I think that the best combination is light and dark magic. I defeated all of Isabel's soldiers with Suggestion. Only paladins remained, and I finished them off with my own forces.

Actually, I had it exactly the opposite way—I leveled up Summoning and Chaos magic for Raigard (I've always preferred magic with a direct effect rather than all those buffs/debuffs), plus Warlocks with their Arcane Wave are just made for Chaos, and you don't even get fifth-level Light spells in the Dungeon! As for Shadi, I've always deeply not given a damn about her... In fact, my dream was to feed her to a lizard! She was always just in the way! Tagging along behind Raigard with her level 16 and 1 assassin... And I don't like Knights in general, so I decided not to level up Godric... As for Faidan, he gave me so much grief in "Ranger" that I didn't even want to see him... And overall, his stupid phrases just killed me—so I went with my favorite Raigard and his Meteor Shower...

I used to love magic that deals direct damage too. But my husband would always yell at me, saying why I don't use light and dark magic, because it's not effective. Since I didn't know about the game at all before, I listened to the more experienced player. Well, it seemed effective. But I still prefer when you can immediately see how much damage was dealt to whom.

Listen to him less... Then you'll start thinking for yourself before attacking Shadia Isabel and losing valuable experience (which, by the way, is quite a lot for her... I had around 300 paladins when I fought her). And in general, the best way to learn how to play Heroes is through practice and your own experience. As for dark magic, I only find blinding and slowing useful (and even that depends on the units you cast them on) and mind control... The latter is really worthwhile, especially when you cast it on 30 emerald dragons and use them to attack the enemy's hunters... And you don't suffer any losses :) They just kill each other). But dark magic for warlocks is not the best option, believe me... Okay, I'll stop with the off-topic now...

I only see the use of dark magic in blinding, slowing down (and even that depends on the units you cast it on), and suggesting... The last one is really worthwhile, especially when you cast it on 30 Emerald Dragons and use them to attack the enemy's Rangers... And you have no losses :) And they kill each other) But dark magic for Warlocks is not the best option, believe me... Okay, I'll stop the off-topic now...

Berserk was forgotten. Cast Suggestion on one, and Berserk on the other. With skillful use of dark magic, Berserk lasts for 2 turns. And I don't level up dark magic for Warlocks either. Only Shadia already comes with it

I'm not that great with dark magic – Berserk has never really tried it out :o And Shadia wasn't particularly important to me – I just kept an eye on her to make sure no demon popped out and squashed her, so I didn't really care about her dark magic. As for non-campaign heroes, Leto has this skill in his base (but his poison, which becomes quite effective as his level increases, can really mess up the enemy, and when combined with the assassin's poison, one doesn't replace the other, and both poison and the effect of Leto's poison deal damage).

Berserk is an excellent spell. Under its effect, a unit with increased strength attacks the nearest enemy. Of course, it cannot be cast on an enemy when allied units are nearby. It is not recommended to cast it on units with retaliatory strike, as in this case, they will not receive any damage in return. I actively used it in the Necromancer campaign.

It works similarly to the Berserker ability in the Dwarf Castle – all defense is converted into attack? Then it’s very, very good! :) And I didn’t train dark magic for the Necromancer either – he used my favorite combination of chaos and summoning – Phoenix + we rain down meteors and hit everyone with some kind of chain lightning (the main thing is not to hit our own units...) Although, Warlocks have a good opportunity with dark magic: if a spell is deflected by enemy units, they can regain some mana and initiative...

With Berserk, the minimum and maximum damage increases by Witchcraft*3%. I would use it even if the damage didn't increase. The main thing is that the enemies attack each other. Goblins attacked titans, and those titans kicked them back.

And do the hypnotized units of your own archers block or not?