Posts from We are clearing out the neutral creatures.

I try to assemble an average army, but I might suffer losses of 1-5 units of level 1!

So, with heroes who have resurrection or undead resurrection skills, you can completely forget about any losses (in the case of undead resurrection – until the end of the battle).

Excellent strategy for clearing neutral creatures to gain experience for mages. Take Razaz, upgrade the Gremlins (specifically those that repair golems), and then send the golems to the center of the map to attack the neutral creatures, provoking them to attack each other. Meanwhile, the Gremlins and the hero (and possibly a ballista) eliminate the neutral creatures. By the end, after repairing the golems, the battle is won without any losses. It's a good idea to split the Gremlins into several groups so they can repair more frequently. And when you have 10 mages in your army after 2 weeks, everything becomes even easier. Against archers, if you're lucky enough to learn the "Wall of Fire" spell, deploy only Obsidian Golems, cast "Wall of Fire," and run along it.

Yes, but no one remembers that there are spells like Forgetfulness and Blindness.

And at the start, they probably give you Subordination and Resurrection spells right away.

I buy two more of my own in the tavern.

Getting two of your own heroes right away is lucky; more often, you have to admire just one.

There are many ways to break through the neutral forces, but I will tell you about one. We choose the Stronghold faction, and with it, Haggeesh, and at the very beginning, we defeat the neutral forces without significant losses. Why? Because there are enough centaurs, and there is also the ability "Memory of Our Blood," which increases rage from 50 to 100 units. This is the tactic.