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That's impossible :) In the first turn, the angels won't reach, and the beholders attack in groups. Besides, they aren't alone; sometimes they come with Minotaurs.... So, if the beholders fail to inflict damage on the Crusaders, and the Minotaurs attack them, then...

Well, you're all talking a good game here. Such strong units... and there are angels, and knights too, and the tactics are on point. It's just fantastic. And yet, they guard some mines (for example, mercury or crystals). And the hero isn't that strong at the beginning, and doesn't have such a large army yet.

Well, if that's not the case, then the main thing before the battle with the Beholders is for the hero not to drink a Potion of Healing, otherwise it's just 1000 gold wasted, and the Chaos Shield should still be cast first; the hero should definitely have level 3.

Why... and you can still drink the potion. It won't go to waste anyway. It will just sit there until the next battle, when the hero gets taken down )))

I mean, if the beholder sees a hero, it immediately attacks him, and the potion's effect is removed right away.

No, I meant that it won't disappear because they won't have time to kill the hero. And if a beholder removes it, then I don't know... I forgot what they remove. But it doesn't happen often; usually, they cast curses.

If there are angels, then the tactics are already at a high level; they will most likely reach their target. You can also use Sanctuary to get them close. Although, the Chaos Amulet is the main thing; with it, beholders are not scary at all, even with a Crusader. :)
P.S. I hate minotaurs; when you fight against them, they can reflect four attacks in a row, but when they are in my army, they usually only deal 1-2 hits out of 10 on average.

In Wiki, they increased the percentage of reflection from minotaurs! 40%!
This is a nightmare. :)

Yes, sometimes they take all the good things :smile01:, but the consumed Greater Healing Potion is returned to the hero after the battle.

This seems questionable, I need to check it somehow. I already knew that the immortality potion's effect would persist if it wasn't used in battle, but what if the effect is removed after the battle, will it return? I'm still not sure:confused:

(or you don't have time to play, but only to write posts):smile16:

Is this a challenge? I'll check, I'll check...:smile25:

More like a CHALLENGE:smile19:
By the way, I suggest a game.

I don't mind, I can play next weekend. I could play now too, but I have an exam tomorrow, and I still haven't finished writing and memorizing my paper :)