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That's exactly the point, I used an exaggerated value in my example. Now imagine how many monsters the enemy will have by the time you level up to 50? Accordingly, a less developed hero will face smaller armies—but proportionally, the situation remains the same.

It seems impossible to reach level 50, unless you visit 50 Wisdom Trees in a row or play in the arena.

In campaigns, it's actually quite possible... I leveled up to the maximum, i.e., level 70. At the same time, this was a hero possessing all magic skills except for Haven. Instead, he had Tactics.
So, here's what he could do:
- Disintegrate: 2816 damage
- Chain Lightning: 2048
- Suffocate: 2304
- Lightning: 1792
- Fireball: 1280
- Armageddon, Inferno, Fireball: 1024

It would be crazy if Haven replaced Tactics. With its magic, I think it would make everything even stronger =) There's something to strive for... :)

I think in any! I almost level up in all of them... it's just that what I mentioned was the last Campaign I played. Not a licensed one, the Campaign about King Arthur (Excalibur). But Bob was stronger with me because he had all the magic. And here, Tactics hindered...

I haven't played many custom Campaigns.

Is Bob the mage Bohb from TGS? I actually had a hard time leveling up in his Campaign... Bohb's versatility became a difficulty for me - not only did all kinds of magic drop when leveling up in such an unpleasant way that it was even difficult to level up to Expert, but the inability to take Combat made him extremely vulnerable.

It's doubtful that nature surpasses Haven in magic, as it doesn't even have spells to dispel magic.

And healing!

Bob couldn't be stronger; having all magic skills is actually a disadvantage for the hero! The hero dies almost in the first round, has no armor, and magic hits him hard. When I played through the campaign about him and his friends, I leveled them all up to level 40, with almost all skills, but I struggled with Bob every time, having to close him out, then resurrect him. No, it's better to have 3-4 magic skills plus tactics or combat.

Bob couldn't be weak if he had all his magic skills maxed out. My Arthur had around 800 health (somewhere between 770-80). So, he definitely wouldn't be defeated in the first round. And in general, it's hard to take him down, considering he also has an army, artifacts, his spells (both summoning spells and curses/blessings), and, if necessary, the Amulet of Life.
It's a real pleasure for me. And he didn't need any protection. But I repeat, this is the limit, the maximum.

Even with 1000 HP, what's the number of monster units at that point? Surely 2000 damage will be dealt!