Power Buildings — General

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Пандора

19 years ago

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How? An Archmage can heal himself, but a Barbarian...

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Zybr

19 years ago

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Pandora;99637

In what way? An Archmage can heal himself, but a Barbarian...

The Archmage is very vulnerable, especially without armor. He might not even have time to heal, and even if he does, he won't be able to cast anything else. If you dare to attack him a second time, he's definitely done for, and potions won't save him.

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Пандора

19 years ago

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Well, the Barbarian won't be left without attention either. There are already those who will deal with him. That's one. Two, we still need to see what kind of Barbarian he is. Maybe he has improved his ranged attack, but his resistance is still low.

AzteC3

19 years ago

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I'm for harpies, cyclops, and birds.

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Zybr

19 years ago

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Pandora;99648

Well, the Barbarian won't be left without scrutiny either. There are already those who will take care of him. That's one. Secondly, we need to see what kind of Barbarian he is. Maybe he has upgraded his ranged attack, but his resistance is still low.

Well, if an Archmage is against a Barbarian, then the latter definitely has fully upgraded his combat skills, that's one. Secondly, the Barbarian's armor is not so easy to break, and it's not logical to just rush at him; you can end up in the middle of his army, and the Archmage is only strong in magic; one solid hit and he's done.

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MagicMan

19 years ago

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One of the Barbarians' greatest strengths is their heroes!

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Zybr

19 years ago

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MagicMan;99719

One of the Barbarians' greatest strengths is their heroes!

The heroes are strong for everyone.

Warlock_SP

19 years ago

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Harpy - Cyclops - Monster.
Sometimes, instead of a monster, it's a Thunderbird.

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BASON

19 years ago

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MagicMan;99719

One of the Barbarians' greatest strengths is their heroes!

However, a hero isn't everything. The Barbarians' strength lies in building a pen. It compensates for their lack of magic. The same applies to Cyclops: their damage is multiplied by the number of "targets covered." Someone said that a Cyclops can hit 3-4 units, but that's not the limit! There was a case where my opponent forgot to change the formation type and left it in a tight square: as a result, the Cyclops wiped out half of his army in one volley, hitting 6 units at once. So, maybe the strength lies in the Cyclops after all...

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MagicMan

19 years ago

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Personally, I'm in favor of the combination of harpies, cyclops, and thunderbirds.

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MagicMan

19 years ago

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BASON;99808

A hero isn't everything. The strength of the Barbarians lies in building a pen. It compensates for the lack of magic. But the same applies to Cyclops: their damage is multiplied by the number of "targets they can hit." Someone said that a Cyclops can hit 3-4 units, but that's not the limit! There was a case where my opponent forgot to change the formation type and left it in a tight square: as a result, the Cyclops wiped out half of the army in one volley, hitting 6 units at once. So, maybe the strength lies in the Cyclops...

Quite likely, BASON!

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SandroXXL

19 years ago

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Yes, the enclosure is very helpful, but it’s also expensive. However, if the enemy hero has ALREADY leveled up to archmage, the Barbarian stronghold will already be fully built by that time. Regarding the cyclops – that’s true, I agree. Although in Equilibrium, the ogres have been noticeably improved, so the ions are quite powerful. Personally, I believe that any hero should invest in warfare (specifically, armor). Once I leveled up an archmage, he was taken down mid-battle by a stray black dragon. Maybe I’m just a bad strategist, but it’s better to be safe and get armor.

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Arandor

19 years ago

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it's not necessary to take all the magic spells to become an Archmage.
Three are more than enough, and don't forget about combat skills!

The enclosure is good, but still not enough... but if you find the Grail, then... =)

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Zybr

19 years ago

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Arandor;99858

You don't necessarily need all the magic skills to become an Archmage.
Three are quite enough, along with Warfare.

The dungeon is good, but still a bit small... but if you find the Grail, then... =)

Finding the Grail takes a long time, and you need to be rich to afford a good dungeon. A Barbarian would benefit from leveling up their Tactics skill.