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Might & Magic: Heroes VI - Necropolis - In the Wake of Adver
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Might & Magic: Heroes VI - Necropolis - In the Wake of Adver
The river of time wash away all heroes
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Might & Magic: Heroes VI - Necropolis - In the Wake of Adver
For the purpose of campaign, going Tear magic will make life much easier on you in map 3, though Sacrifice is indeed less shiny than Wail of the netherworld . (but can be very underrated, it's basically a 67% damage reduction for all but one stack . and with your necromancy skill the damage taken shouldn't be a huge problem, slap a regen on that unit and you should do fine.
A really REALLY nasty trick for this map is this... you DON'T HAVE TO CONVERT THE TOWNS, using an all Haven lineup is actually much MUCH easier in the final fight because...
1. Crossbows are much more reliable overall in damage dealing than skeletons.
2. The Glories do light damage that not only hit all undead units for 20% more damage, BUT also by pass the damage reduction of your Ghouls (20% ) and even worse specters (35%) . Specter vs Glories is one of the worst matchup imaginable .
3. IIRC you can build Griffens if you don't convert the Haven towns. which obviously is a massive advantage seeing that you can't build any Elite Necro Units .
You obviously don't NEED to do this, and obviously there's the disadvantage of your necromancy not working on Havne units, but for dealing with this fight in particular it is quite tempting.
A really REALLY nasty trick for this map is this... you DON'T HAVE TO CONVERT THE TOWNS, using an all Haven lineup is actually much MUCH easier in the final fight because...
1. Crossbows are much more reliable overall in damage dealing than skeletons.
2. The Glories do light damage that not only hit all undead units for 20% more damage, BUT also by pass the damage reduction of your Ghouls (20% ) and even worse specters (35%) . Specter vs Glories is one of the worst matchup imaginable .
3. IIRC you can build Griffens if you don't convert the Haven towns. which obviously is a massive advantage seeing that you can't build any Elite Necro Units .
You obviously don't NEED to do this, and obviously there's the disadvantage of your necromancy not working on Havne units, but for dealing with this fight in particular it is quite tempting.
The river of time wash away all heroes
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Might & Magic: Heroes VI - Necropolis - In the Wake of Adver
maltz your walkthrougs are simple perfect! very very very thanks for you work!
Might & Magic: Heroes VI - Necropolis - In the Wake of Adver
For those seeking a thrill, you can capture town F with the Inquisitor hero in it. In my game, 2 scrolls of blind and a scroll of summon water elemental enabled victory without losses.
You can do with less if you know how to exploit strange AI siege behavior (I haven't played enough for that)
You can do with less if you know how to exploit strange AI siege behavior (I haven't played enough for that)
Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?
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Might & Magic: Heroes VI - Necropolis - In the Wake of Adver
Thankyou maltz. Once again your terrific walkthroughs make the game more enjoyable. I would have missed one of the Mass Graves without it.
Might & Magic: Heroes VI - Necropolis - In the Wake of Adver
you guys sure that custom hero can be used for final campaign after 1.2? I don't see it listed as a big fix?
I hope it is though, My customized Irina is in her last campaign, I don't want to start all over again!.
I hope it is though, My customized Irina is in her last campaign, I don't want to start all over again!.
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Also, every time you capture a haven town, check the marketplace for useful artifacts or scrolls first, before you convert it into a necro town.
Edited on Tue, Mar 06 2012, 17:56 by Zayeban
Edited on Tue, Mar 06 2012, 17:56 by Zayeban
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Might & Magic: Heroes VI - Necropolis - In the Wake of Adver
Hi All,
Matz thanks for the great walkthroughs. Can someone tell how to get might affinity - I can't use the Arachne dynasty weapon.
thanks
Matz thanks for the great walkthroughs. Can someone tell how to get might affinity - I can't use the Arachne dynasty weapon.
thanks
Might & Magic: Heroes VI - Necropolis - In the Wake of Adver
Thank you Maltz for your great walkthroughs.
In the final patch for anyone playing 2014+ the dynasty affinity weapons are bugged. These are for magic heroes such as Anastasya's SoulReaver Staff that have lower manna costs for dark/etc magic. If you reload a saved game with the dynasty staff equipped you will lose the benefit of several points of past magic power boosts each time. Either avoid the affinity staffs or unequip before saving your game.
If you are a might hero, Arachne is no longer as good, especially not when fighting undead when even the nerfed drain life is useless.
Dark spells that don't work against the undead (drain life, etc.) are less useful for Anastasya since she spends a lot of time fighting other undead, especially in the early missions. Against non-undead, agony and mass agony are much better than most presume. While the damage seems lower, it triggers not only on enemy actions, but also retaliations and a double hit when their morale triggers a second move. Mass Agony can be very good for sieges in particular.
Don't forget you can redo your skills each time when you reach the first and second level of blood or tears (probably mission #2 and 4).
I don't find Reinforcement II to be necessary (except for Stronghold) and you will get bored more quickly if you chose the same spells such as Earth Elemental every time. Try some other dark spells such as terror that are very good. I also find Ambush very helpful so you can reinforce/heal/regenerate before the enemy acts.
In the final patch for anyone playing 2014+ the dynasty affinity weapons are bugged. These are for magic heroes such as Anastasya's SoulReaver Staff that have lower manna costs for dark/etc magic. If you reload a saved game with the dynasty staff equipped you will lose the benefit of several points of past magic power boosts each time. Either avoid the affinity staffs or unequip before saving your game.
If you are a might hero, Arachne is no longer as good, especially not when fighting undead when even the nerfed drain life is useless.
Dark spells that don't work against the undead (drain life, etc.) are less useful for Anastasya since she spends a lot of time fighting other undead, especially in the early missions. Against non-undead, agony and mass agony are much better than most presume. While the damage seems lower, it triggers not only on enemy actions, but also retaliations and a double hit when their morale triggers a second move. Mass Agony can be very good for sieges in particular.
Don't forget you can redo your skills each time when you reach the first and second level of blood or tears (probably mission #2 and 4).
I don't find Reinforcement II to be necessary (except for Stronghold) and you will get bored more quickly if you chose the same spells such as Earth Elemental every time. Try some other dark spells such as terror that are very good. I also find Ambush very helpful so you can reinforce/heal/regenerate before the enemy acts.
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Until now i can't confirm the bug regarding the staff.
Was it fixed perhaps?
Saved, left the game and reloaded after restarting.
Same Magic Attack, Defense and Mana as before saving..
Was it fixed perhaps?
Saved, left the game and reloaded after restarting.
Same Magic Attack, Defense and Mana as before saving..
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