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Just don't forget the topic; we're talking about the ultimate ability, not a 10-minute skirmish. Admit that "fight to the last" will be completely useless to you after 1 month of gameplay, and time will have been wasted. I prefer developing things that will be used until the final victorious battle, rather than fighting for defeat.
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I agree, there are three problems with obtaining the ultimate skill: time, the probability of getting the necessary skills, and the need to sacrifice good abilities. So, the question of the usefulness of developing necessary abilities is very relevant. In my opinion, fighting to the last is quite good. After all, the living don't have ghosts, which you can easily use to protect skeletons from large, high-level creatures. And having one unit that always survives is a serious tactical advantage. And the subsequent solid defense is also not useless. It's a pity, of course, to give up evasion, but it's not critical.

I don't even use abilities.

I don't even use abilities.

Overall, it's a great ability, and it's good for everyone, especially for dwarves and elves, but it's useless for humans.

How do you play without it?

Elves don't have the best ability; it's good that they always deal double damage, but it often fails with an upgraded luck stat. The best ability belongs to mages.

Tell me, an uneducated person, does the mage ability give all mass spells to the hero?
If yes, then it is in third place, if not, then it is terribly bad, a disgrace to the entire mage race.
Worse than knights, although they can't be disgraced further...

This thought has already been discussed in every possible way here about fifty times, but I will repeat: the best super abilities are for elves and dwarves.

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Seems to me that your imperial majesty is somewhat biased. You can't cast all spells in battle, and where are you supposed to get the attack from? Ultimate won't give a mage that much, especially compared to home-brewed artifacts, and it doesn't stand a chance against constant disluck and turn skipping, as armies are quite large by then.

The Gnome and Elf abilities don't offer anything, because these abilities are WORTH NOTHING without a large army! But the Mage ability is the opposite; you can run around without an army and destroy everyone:smile24: :smile24: :smile24:

But when you get this ability, you don't need to level up magic skills, and they are immediately at the expert level. Besides, a mage mainly defeats everyone with magic. For example, he can hypnotize enemy units or summon a phoenix, resurrect units, etc. The Elves aren't very good, although having constant luck is a plus, but it often happens even without the skill. But on the other hand, it's good. The Dwarves have a remarkable ability, but it's useless against mages.

I present a battle: a level 35 hero of magic against an army consisting of a single gremlin, versus a necromancer with 30 archliches and other units... obviously... :rolleyes::rolleyes: