Warlock – “Expansion” [4th campaign, 2nd mission] — Walkthrough

valleriv

9/24/2006 6:22 AM UTC

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Thanks, **Admin**, it seems like everything has been explained, but still...
the deeper you go into the forest, the more problems you find... :(
I'm not doing as well as the "people who posted above"...
while I was exploring the surface, an "orange" player came and took my town,
so I had to run back and retake it - I lost almost my entire army -
in short, "our song is good and new - start over...":D

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s-van

10/9/2006 11:21 AM UTC

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I saw your "tears," thanks, it gave me some information. I've been struggling for three in-game days. I tried everything: luring her into the castle with a cool woman and attacking her between stalactites and stalagmites, but she still killed my wizard. Only a couple of hours ago, she finally came to the castle, and left a hundred assassins for me :( I'm sitting here feeling defeated and I don't know whether to be happy or mourn my army friends.

knopa

10/9/2006 10:24 PM UTC

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I was really hoping that the bug with the keys would be fixed in version 1.3, but no, it's still there :(

Alan

10/10/2006 5:06 AM UTC

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Where do you even find all these bugs? I didn't encounter a single one while playing through the game (in different patches).

Тьма - это то, что позволяет смертным не забывать, как ярок бывает свет.

Air_Fire

10/11/2006 10:36 AM UTC

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"I can't find the red keymaster to unlock the RED gates! The pink keymaster is at the very beginning of the mission, but I haven't found a use for him either((( there are no pink gates anywhere, and the red ones won't let me pass! They ask for a key that DOESN'T EXIST!!!(((!!!
PEOPLE, help me unlock these red gates, PLEASE!!!"

...:::I don't know, I took the key from the keymaster and went to the gates, and he told me that the brown gates are open and I can pass through without any problems:::...

Tasechka

10/29/2006 8:18 AM UTC

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This mission is proving difficult for me – completing it feels like a real punishment: I can’t seem to decipher this nonsensical map. And I don’t understand why I need to run around searching for obelisks when the entire map is available in the menu, and after visiting them, it disappears?
Without the tear, I’m being overwhelmed one after another by strong enemies on this map – where does he get such an army?
Guys, help me complete this mission – explain how to read these kinds of maps...

valleriv

1/26/2007 4:23 PM UTC

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I cleared everything! I opened the map, but I can't make anything out. Can you tell me,
at least in which area should I dig? Otherwise, 8 heroes are digging like farmers
digging potatoes... thanks.

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Слоныш

1/28/2007 11:24 PM UTC

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Yes, the Tears map is generated randomly... it was explained above. I would be happy to help, but it's impossible. Well, it's hard to pinpoint the location, but nothing is impossible. Patience and perseverance... :smile03:

Boris K

3/29/2007 11:17 AM UTC

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I only captured the first Castle, and Railag already arrived – the limit of development has been reached. Is there any point in upgrading Shadia (I'm so angry at whoever leveled her up to level 10 before me), or is it better to take all the chests with gold? Now, no hero will escape from me – among a pile of artifacts, one red messenger happened to have shackles.

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Yuri_G

3/29/2007 12:46 PM UTC

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Boris K;78983

I only captured the first castle, and Railag already arrived – the limit of development has been reached. Is it worth upgrading Shadia (I'm so angry at whoever leveled her up to level 10 before me), or is it better to take all the chests with money?

Now, no hero will escape from me – among a pile of artifacts, one redhead messenger had shackles.

You can and should. You still have three missions to go through and fight together with her.
By the way, she was the only one who could learn "Ogre Power Ball," "Meteor Shower," and other useful spells. So, in some battles, it was more rational to use her.

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Boris K

3/29/2007 12:57 PM UTC

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Yuri_G;79007

You can and you should. You'll be wandering and fighting through three more missions together with her.
By the way, she was the only one of mine who could learn "Fireball", "Meteor Shower" and other useful spells. So in some battles it was more rational to use her.

Thanks for the advice. I'll give her the troops and send Railag to the Castle to learn spells. I think I'll try to give her the "Scholar" ability so she can pass her knowledge to Railag. Though, I didn't understand why Railag couldn't learn these spells? Didn't you level up his chaos magic? IMHO - one of the most useful skills for a Warlock. My Railag already knows "Fireball".

Tropicana

3/30/2007 10:31 AM UTC

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I had a pretty easy time; the key guardian was where it needed to be, I gradually killed all the enemies, capturing cities and replenishing my army. I easily found the location of the Ash on the map and dug it up on the first try. I didn't expect it to be so easy.

Boris K

3/30/2007 11:10 AM UTC

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Yuri_G, most likely, Shadia somehow acquired dark magic spells that Railag shouldn't have access to. I never would have thought of leveling up a Warlock with this magic. I think Shadia will soon reach her development limit. She has taken her second town. I can guess where the third one is. I'll send her there, from where the last decent hero came.

It seems there is a limit on the number of heroes in this mission. After taking the second town, I can't buy any more. Or maybe the restriction on buying heroes is activated after taking the second town. Besides Railag and Shadia, I have two more heroes.

Nightly Edelweiss

3/30/2007 12:48 PM UTC

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I, on the other hand, prefer not to hire any additional heroes at all... They usually just get in the way, splitting the main heroes' army into weaker units, and giving experience to the enemy after they die... I only hire them in exceptional cases, when I need to quickly destroy the enemy's main forces => there's no time to capture mines and resources with the main heroes.

Im Herzen der Stille
Im Herzen der Nacht
Wie oft hab ich mich schon gefragt
Wo Du gerade bist
Wie oft hab ich mich schon gefragt
Ob Dir gerade Liebe widerfahrt...

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Boris K

4/2/2007 5:43 AM UTC

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Nightly Edelweiss;79335

I, on the other hand, prefer not to hire additional heroes at all... They usually just get in the way, splitting the main hero's army into weaker units, and giving the enemy experience after their death... I only hire them in exceptional cases, when I need to quickly destroy the enemy's main forces => there's no time to capture mines and resources with the main hero.

Sorry for the off-topic comment, which is not related to this mission.

Additional heroes don't split the army; they give their units to the main hero. In the first week, the additional hero doubles the main hero's army. This allows you to quickly capture the necessary objects. Auxiliary heroes should not fight at all. They deliver troops from the Castle to the main hero, visit mills, collect resources behind the main hero so that the main hero doesn't waste precious movement points on this, and perform other tasks that are not suitable for the main hero.

However, when I was playing the 3rd mission of the 2nd Campaign, the additional hero, Daleb, captured the last enemy Castle (the one closest to us) after the main hero captured the main enemy Castle. But this is an exception.

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