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After carefully analyzing the gameplay, I've concluded that Crusaders are more useful than Monks when fighting neutral creatures and other players.

By the way, Necromancers have a great ability that helps them defeat any commander with all their upgrades in the early stages of the game, especially when the commander has a strong army. Approximately 80%-95% (as I believe based on the games I've played) IF the armies are roughly equal. This is due to the ability of the demons.

Double Strike is good, but they move very slowly. By the time they reach the enemy, there might be nothing left to attack. There's no way to increase its Speed.

Necromancers have necromancy as their main feature, sorry for the tautology. They almost always have a larger number of units. + I agree that ice demons also have a numerical advantage!

Pandora, you are greatly mistaken. I have checked it myself. First, Tactics increases speed. Second, the enemy won't just stand still. Third, especially against Nature (Phoenixes, Fairies, Mantises, Griffins), Crusaders are indispensable with Pikemen because those creatures fly and can simply block the Ballista and Monks. And that's already a loss. But with them, the army has soldiers that destroy everything around.

I'm not talking about the number, but about the fact that a Demon, even with all the slow effects, can still hit any point. You just need to remove a potion from the hero beforehand (this is level 1 magic), and even a melee unit can learn it; you just need to get to the first level of magic. (By the way, even a fully upgraded Antimagic won't help, I think.)

LeSHiJ-MaX, I didn't understand anything... really. Demons freeze, but how do they get to any point?

I've already used ballistae myself. But monks are still better for me. They'll reach the location faster than the hero, and the spearmen and squires will deal with the enemy units that arrive. And if necessary, there are angels...

LeSHiJ-MaX, I didn't understand anything... really. Demons freeze, but how do they get to any point?

But Leshy wrote about Devils...:o

What bothers me is that it's very difficult to create a hero of an exotic class on your own! It always suggests taking something from the initial skill and a combat skill. As a result, almost all heroes become paladins, nature warriors, battle mages, etc. Although, once I created a Summoner from a Druid.

That's the whole problem – I know what I want to become. But the randomizer doesn't care and only gives skills that are completely useless for the direction I've chosen. The only way out is to look for skill altars and schools. But there's no guarantee that you'll find the one you need.

If there's some other recipe for creating the desired class, I'd like to hear it.

Well, if you start with a certain level, it will be harder to level up to the desired level. It's better to start from level 1 and level up.

It feels like we're speaking different languages :) I mean a REGULAR map, where heroes start at level 1. The problem is that in 99% of cases, they suggest leveling up the hero's innate skill and combat skill.