Posts from Titans VS Thunderlord

depends on the tactics and the opponent(s) (and sometimes mods)
Titans - a combat class
Storm Lords (like Archdevils) - a tactical class
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*during "experiments," I tried giving Storm Lords endless clouds - believe me, it was very scary...
*85% of players will withdraw their troops from under the storm, thereby losing their turn and disrupting their formation... 90% don't like walking on "mines" and will try to avoid the clouds...
*Titans/Storm Lords are a formidable ally in the ranks of the Necropolis (kill them, and the Necromancer will resurrect them...).

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*Titans/Storm Lords are among the most disliked neutral creatures on maps.

Titans are better, in my opinion. Yes, no one argues with the usefulness of the "summon storm" ability of the Storm Riders, but it should be remembered that this ability can only be cast once. Here, the choice is between a one-time cast of "storm" or unlimited shooting. Although, if there are many Storm Riders (ideally more than 90), then it is probably better to take them and immediately cast on enemy archers, but I think 90 Titans will also look decent. If someone doesn't know, the clouds cover a square of 3x3 cells (not bad, right?) for three turns (in my opinion, 3 turns is not enough). And then this cloud deals 10 damage per turn for each Storm Rider. And, perhaps most importantly: the damage of archers (covered by clouds) is reduced by 1% for each Storm Rider. Despite this, Titans seem more promising to me. Well, it's all a matter of opinion.

I won't vote, as it depends on the situation. If I encounter armies without archers or with weak archers, I'll choose Titans. If I encounter armies with a lot of archers, I'll choose Thunderbirds.

Titans, simply because they are many times more beautiful than their opponents... More colorful, more powerful, more impressive, perhaps... They look more imposing. ))))

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and besides, you can get close to the Titans and either kick them or strike them with lightning, but with Thunderlords, you can only essentially kick them...