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TerMinator
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Necromancer has a hard time against a strong early game and powerful magic.
In the early game, where there are 7-13 level 7 units, Necromancer has almost no chance against Elves and Sylvan.
Dyrman
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Quite the opposite, Elves, whether light or dark, have no chance against a good Necropolis player. You guys are probably playing against a computer!
TerMinator
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Sylvan are almost the only ones who can withstand the onslaught of the Necropolis, and the undead are very afraid of chaos magic.
Dyrman
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How could we do without your opinion, Mr. Durman! The undead are afraid of Chaos magic, :smile52: why is that? The same level 1 skeletons have 25% magic resistance, and the Necromancer has a large number of units! The undead are actually more afraid of Chaos magic: small bonuses, low health for the creatures, but the Necromancer has large bonuses + raising the dead, and the Necromancer's main damage isn't focused on creatures, unlike the Elves. Take out the Elven Archers, and the Elf is defeated! If you want to prove something, let's play a map! I only rely on practice, as they say, actions speak louder than words!
Mashina-Kintavr
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I would advise you to play against him with an Orc and use the skill "Chaos Dampening." It will help. Choose a hero (if it's a duel) or level up (if it's the main game) and select Chaos Dampening; it will be very helpful.
Tes1a
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Well, for each faction, you can develop a strategy for playing against the Chaos faction. It's beneficial for Dwarves to use the elemental immunity rune on their main stacks, for Mages to play around magnetic golems, for Necromancers to overwhelm with hordes, for Elves to resist the aura of horns, for Humans to rush with buffs, and so on. It all depends on the players' experience.
And, of course, take skills and artifacts that increase magic resistance.
And, of course, take skills and artifacts that increase magic resistance.
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You can develop a strategy for each faction to play against the Chaos faction. For Dwarves, it's beneficial to use the elemental immunity rune on their main stacks; for Mages, play around magnetic golems; for Necromancers, overwhelm with hordes of units; for Elves, resist with the aura of horns; and for Humans, rush with buffs, etc. It all depends on the players' experience.
And of course, take magic resistance skills and artifacts.
Magnetic golems are not very strong on their own, and the rest of the troops will fall quickly. Necromancer's hordes are vulnerable to Chaos. Horn resistance doesn't really save against overwhelming magic.
But it all depends on the game's duration; a quick attack with all troops decides the game against Sinister.
Nerevarine
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You can develop a strategy for playing against Chaos for each faction. For Dwarves, it's beneficial to use the elemental immunity rune on their main stacks; for Mages, play around magnetic golems; for Necromancers, overwhelm with hordes; for Elves, resist with the aura of horns; for Humans, rush with buffs, and so on. It all depends on the players' experience.
And of course, take magic resistance skills and artifacts.
The advice about unicorns isn't great. Today, I tried using them to protect important stacks. One spell wiped out both the unicorns and the important stacks. And then they ran away. :smile05:
Although, maybe I should have played as Mages; at least I know how to play them, and I'm not very good with Elves.
Magistar
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Mages are probably better. They have a lot of magic immunity, although Warlocks can partially bypass it. But there are also Golems that absorb damage, heal, and have Mirror.
Demons are also good, but only if there are enough Imps.
Dwarves also have a rune of elemental invulnerability, so even if it reduces half the damage, there's already enough resistance to fire with immunity.
And an Orc with anti-chaos can also try.
Demons are also good, but only if there are enough Imps.
Dwarves also have a rune of elemental invulnerability, so even if it reduces half the damage, there's already enough resistance to fire with immunity.
And an Orc with anti-chaos can also try.
MasteR
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What about the undead? There are 2 perks for chaos resistance in the Defense and Sorcery skill lines, plus magic resistance. And losing units against those "cockroaches" isn't as painful as losing elves, for example. Some will recover after the battle, and some can be resurrected during the battle. Against heroes with low attack, you can safely deploy 7 stacks of 2 ghosts each with high defense and piercing attack.
Magistar
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What about undead? There are 2 perks for chaos resistance in the Defense and Sorcery skill lines + magic resistance. And losing someone against those "cockroaches" isn't as painful as losing elves. Some will recover after the battle, and some can be resurrected during the battle. Against heroes with low health, you can safely deploy 7 stacks of ghosts, 2 units each, with Blade Dance.
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I won't repeat myself, so you can take the Academy and equip your warriors with artifacts that provide magic resistance.
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