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Okay, if no one wants to generate Luke and his friends, then maybe this generator will be more interesting to you.

Veg, can you say something about the board game "Agricola"?

It's a game about developing your own household. You build a cottage, have children, grow plants, and raise animals. The main feature of the game is crisis management - you constantly lack resources, either your family is starving or you can't build anything, and by the end of the game, you never manage to do everything you planned - it's not like "Farm Frenzy." The main drawback that is usually attributed to the game is the lack of interaction between players, even indirect interaction; each player is really just digging in their own garden. I haven't played it, only went through the tutorial on a tablet, and read a lot of reviews about it. I would like to try playing it once to form my own opinion.

It’s a shame that there is no interaction with other players.

Viscreet-gastritis

Arandor the Breaker

as if something bad happened.

That's the same Darwin Award laureate I mentioned in the thread about politics. Never anger a level 15 archdevil if you're not a red dragon or the final boss of a campaign.
And that's not the limit; I plan to keep leveling up until I get bored, although with such a powerful hero, the game turns into stomping on weaklings. Oh well, if it gets too boring, I can always burn down the enemy capital.

With such a hero, the game turns into a massacre.

So, the balance is messed up here too?

Yes, there are balance issues in Disciples. This is especially noticeable in multiplayer, considering the specific mechanics of magic.

In Disciples, the balance is excellent, especially when a hero with a 100% hit chance misses half of the enemy units. What a clumsy fellow.

The game is bugged for you; they don't miss for me. Unless you're talking about artifact effects, like paralysis (which is quite overpowered on its own). But as far as I can tell, artifacts have their own chance to hit, separate from the hero's default attack.

And in which edition is there no chance of missing? I've tried two, maybe three versions of the game, and in all of them, there's a chance of missing even with 100% accuracy, although it's very low.

I don't even remember that. Except for the area-of-effect skills, which can miss because they are area-of-effect.

Maybe I was just lucky, but I haven't encountered anything like that. I played the gold edition (or whatever it's called?).

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Yes, they miss quite often in Dungeon, Ar. As they should, with 80% accuracy (which most units have). And with mass spells, it happens more often simply because there are more targets. Also, mass transformation/paralysis/petrification spells don't have the highest accuracy (50%), unlike their single-target counterparts.