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EVERYONE is stupid.

Is this your only argument and answer to all questions? It's very interesting, do you have any other words in your vocabulary?

Why do these decaying Necromancers appeal to everyone so much?!:smile16:

They appeal to people precisely because they are Necromancers!

EVERYONE is stupid, except for Wizards and everyone who follows them!!!

I can also say that Wizards are noobs – the conclusion is, don't get annoyed!

That's what people like about them – they're Necromancers!

Oh, hold on... you're not getting away that easily :D A fan of Necropolis? Alex Ghost, please provide some reasoning. It's really interesting. Personally, during my time on this thread, I haven't heard any arguments in favor of Necropolis, and I'd really like to know what makes it appealing to people.

Oh, hold on... you won't get away :D A fan of Necropolis? Alex Ghost, please provide some arguments. It's really interesting. Personally, during my time on this thread, I haven't heard any arguments in favor of Death, and I really want to know what people actually like about it.

Is it about appearance or power? Okay, let's go through it step by step.)))

Visually, Necromancers in battle are a bit unsettling - a rotating head is a sign of a brainless zombie, not a majestic and cunning necromancer. But still, the staff and dress look good, and I like that their jaw opens when casting a spell or attacking :D. It's pleasing! The specific portraits of the necromancers are pleasing - Sandro has the best one, both in the third and fourth games, he looks the best.))) It's a pity they toned it down in the fifth game.)))

Now, about power - I've always admired the Necromancers' ability to command the dead! Resurrection is a powerful argument. And with the specialization that enhances raising vampires and ghosts, along with powerful magical spells, they are simply invincible. I often used Death magic mixed with Chaos magic - of course, you can do without Chaos magic, but I never went into a battle without the famous "Vampirism" spell. I cast Vampirism and Will on a Bone Dragon, and it becomes a flying meat grinder that mows down everyone, even with unskilled use. And with the first strike and cat grace enhancements from Chaos, it's death to everyone - even a Colossus Dragon won't save you! Plus, I enjoy messing with the enemy with plague, poison, or weakening.))))

Thank you already just for answering. And by the way, I was asking about strength... although I'm also interested in learning about appearance. Even though our opinions have differed from the very beginning, I still thought you would say something about Necromancy.

Guest, it will be a shame if you don't get the Vampire Touch:D And against Life, Death loses because the Holy Word spell destroys a lot of undead. And in general, Light rules;) :cool: :cool:

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EVERYONE is stupid, except for Wizards and everyone who follows them!!!

Dariush, why did you come to this forum and start saying that everything is crap, etc. In fact, not only on the forum for game 4. Please be restrained and express yourself with respect. IMHO:mad: :mad:

Guest, it will be a shame if you don't get the Vampire Touch spell. And against life, death loses because the Holy Word spell will destroy a lot of undead.

OptiMAL, but it's already good that the person didn't talk about Necromancy and Demonology. That's progress. Guest, you're original... You pay attention to spells, unlike the others.

Regarding Holy Word... it's not too strong. But in general... it will be useful!

Regarding Holy Word... it's not too powerful. It will be useful!

:eek: :eek: :eek: Pandora.....Holy Word is a very powerful spell. In the early stages (around level 8 for a Priest), it can kill 2 vampires! :) and maybe even more, it all depends on how much you've boosted Mysticism.

Still, not too strong. Just direct damage is needed. But General is still better.

Only Druid

it's quite difficult to deal direct damage... but when the sacred word takes 2 mana and deals 700 damage to undead... that's awesome.

In terms of strength, my favorite hero is the mage, as I believe that the magic of Haven is the most powerful in the fourth game due to its vast tactical and strategic possibilities: slowing, hypnosis, accuracy, teleportation (and in the fourth game, you can even teleport enemies around the battlefield!), dispel, and a portal to the town – all of this is Haven magic.
As for appearance... it's hard to say. The hero models in the fourth game don't quite appeal to me. Perhaps the best ones are the priest, the lord, and the necromancer.

Ghost, it will be a bummer if you don't get a Vampire Touch:D And against Life, Death loses because the Holy Word spell will destroy a lot of undead. And in general, Light rules;)

Optimal - and we specifically have Plague as a counter to Holy Word - cast it once and the living will suffer for several rounds - severely and for a long time.

Optimal - we specifically have Plague as a counter to Holy Word - cast it once, and living units will suffer for several rounds - severely and for a long time.

Well... Plague is removed by General healing, and it deals little damage. Holy Word deals 4 times more damage.