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How do you develop your Castle and replenish your troops to achieve victory?
Agilist
Posts from Your strategy for playing as Necropolis.
Игрок
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It's a big dilemma what to build... there's never enough ore!!!
First, I build all the economic buildings and dwellings (vampires are always the last to be built, and sometimes I even sacrifice them), then I upgrade the guild to the maximum, and only then do I upgrade other buildings.
First, I build all the economic buildings and dwellings (vampires are always the last to be built, and sometimes I even sacrifice them), then I upgrade the guild to the maximum, and only then do I upgrade other buildings.
Алекс_П
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It’s rare to find maps without mines. In the early stages, I try to develop archer towers and inhabited mines. As for buildings, I prioritize economy and then liches.
Игрок
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if you have only one mine, the shortage of ore is strongly felt, but with 2 mines, it's already a luxury, which rarely happens at the beginning...
In any case, my biggest development problem is usually finding IRON!!!
In any case, my biggest development problem is usually finding IRON!!!
MagicMan
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If you only have one mine, the shortage of ore is strongly felt, but 2 mines is already a luxury, which rarely happens at the beginning...
In any case, my biggest development problem is usually finding IRON!!!
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I completely agree with Player. When playing as Haven, the lack of ore has a very significant impact. In any case, to build up to at least vampires (and the creatures of a lower level in Necropolis, in my opinion, are completely useless), and even if you capture an ore mine on the very first day, it takes so much time that only a lazy player wouldn't defeat Necropolis in that time (or if the map is large).
Yea®
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Money – a few troops to start with, and a little magic – and then everything else.
Магистр
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The main thing is to fight more neutral creatures of levels 1, 2, and 3 to build up a larger army. This is the strength of the Necromancer faction.
*Fresh-Hero*
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I enjoy playing as a Necromancer. I accumulate legions of skeletons and undead.
Drnik
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and sometimes I have a shortage of sulfur... (if there are no corresponding mines nearby), but otherwise, I focus on developing the economy. In the early stages, my main army consists of skeleton archers and wraiths/ghosts. In battle, zombies stand with the archers, protecting them, the archers provide ranged fire, and the wraiths engage in melee combat. I accumulate a few vampires so that if they are defeated, they can recover somewhat. I develop the hero as a mage (dark magic, SUMMONING, chaos)...
This is my small, but effective tactic.
This is my small, but effective tactic.
Agilist
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The main thing is to fight more neutral creatures of levels 1, 2, and 3 to build up your army. This is the strength of the Necromancer faction.
koma
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When playing as any of the factions, I prioritize building economic and defensive structures. Basically, I do everything in order, and sooner or later, I defeat everyone on the map.
Vlad
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I agree. I think that one of the first buildings should be a structure for skeleton archers. If they are available and in large numbers, then concerns about gold and silver gradually fade away...
Now we don't have legions of archers. Instead, we have the opportunity to accumulate a hundred liches/undead.
Магистр
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Yes, but now the strategy has to be changed. Patches 1.5 and 2.1 completely change the standard way Necromancy works, which changes the strategy.
Now we don't have legions of archers. But we have the opportunity to accumulate hundreds of liches/undead.
MARKEL
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I'm trying to capture the alchemical laboratory and the mine as quickly as possible. I'm building everything pretty fast so they don't destroy me!
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