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The abilities of these advanced classes in version 3.0 (as well as version 3.51) are presented below.

Field Marshal - Field Marshal (+10% to army attacks)
Ranger - Ranger (+5 units (+10) to ranged attack)
Guildmaster - Guildmaster (chance to stun (reduces magic resistance threefold - was 100%, now 33%))
Prophet - Prophet (spiritual armor)
Seer - Seer (+2 units to the radius of vision)
Ninja - Ninja (poison attack (each attack is accompanied by the application of some harmful spell of the 1st and 2nd levels of the schools of Death, Order, Chaos))
Fire Diviner - Fire Diviner (+20% to the effect of all fire spells)
Bard - Bard (luck to the maximum)

A ninja with a bow is better than any mage!

A ninja with a bow is better than any mage!

And even better is a ninja with a bow and upgraded archery skills :)

Ninja, because he poisons everyone:D

A ninja because he poisons everyone:D

It's satisfying to watch a cocky opponent die a slow and agonizing death:D :D :D

Finally, I understood why we're talking about poison :) In version 3.0, the Assassin poisoned living creatures. For me, however, the Assassin is something more. After all, in version 3.51, the Assassin casts one of the nasty spells from three harmful schools – death, haven, and chaos. Olya Evil Eye :cool:

That's quite an enlightenment; I'm also in favor of the Assassin! But the Field Marshal is also not bad. I think we should list the advantages of each class so that everyone understands who has what, just in case. Dark Priest (+10 magic points and 1 point restored per day) Bard (maximum luck) Demonologist (+50% to the effect of demon summoning spells) Guardian (+10% to creature defense) Summoner (summons creatures for 20 additional points per day) Nature Warrior (+20% to the effect of the wolf summoning spell) Lich (ages the enemy: attack -25%, defense -20%, speed and movement -50%) Ninja (attack with poison) Rogue (bloodlust) Dark Priest (vampiric melee attack) Assassin (speed +3) Witch Hunter (strike accompanied by a wave of fear) Guildmaster (chance to stun) Dark Lord (battle spirit on minimum when attacking) Warlord (army morale +2) Cardinal (+5% resurrection) Beastmaster (+20% to the effect of wolf and tiger summoning) Voivode (+5 attack in melee) Heretic (ignores the effects of protective spells) Prophet (spiritual armor) Crusader (maximum morale) Paladin (protection from death) Wizard (spends 2 less energy units) Seer (+2 units to the radius of vision) Shadow Mage (mirage spell) Illusionist (+20% to the effect of illusions) Monk (protection from chaos) Enchanter (+20% to the power of creature summoning and illusion spells) Battle Mage (+20% to the power of the magic fist and ice bolt spells) Pyromancer (+20% to the effect of all fire spells) Field Marshal (+10% to army attacks) Ranger (+5 units to ranged attack) Pyromancer (fire shield) General (+1 unit of army morale) Sorcerer (reduces the opponent's luck to minimum) That's about it, and if I forgot something, please don't be mad. I don't know how to do it; I'll have to place what I wrote above in other classes so there's no confusion

Ninjas are still more useful, just in case you forget about your army... (:

Aha! Without ninja combat skills, you won't impress anyone!

Yeah! Without combat skills, a ninja won't be able to defeat anyone!

but what prevents you from taking combat skills...? :confused: (the necessary ones;) )

It's harmful to focus on too many directions at once – I'm currently working on two simultaneously, and as soon as I finish one, I can start a new one!

Fire Seer!

personal question... how do you even play without Chaos magic??? :D :D

personal question... how do you even play without Chaos magic??? :D :D

Not very well.

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Either ninja or bard. I voted for bard to add some variety.