Dwarven and neutral units and abilities
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Dwarven and neutral units and abilities
NEUTRALS
Wolf (Pack Hunter, Howl)
Snow Ape (Unlim. Retal; Agility)
Mummy (Undead, Hexing Attack, Caster)
Manticore (Large, Flyer, Poisonous Attack)
Pack Hunter: When this creature attacks a target, all the other stacks of the creatures of the same type able to do so attack it, too.
Howl: Once per battle, this creature can summon a friendly stack of equal power.
Hexing Attack: After a successful attack, the target creature also suffers the effect of one of the following damnations: Curse, Slow, Weakness, or Disrupting Ray. All the effects are equal to those of Expert-level spells. (Note that we have still the old spell names here: it must be: Weakness, Slow, Suffering and Vulnerability)
Agility: This creature gains a +30% Defense bonus for the next turn per every tile it walks.
FORTRESS /RUNEMAGE
Level 1: Defender (Enraged Armored, Large Shield)
Upg: Stout Defender (Shield Wall)
Level 2: Axe Fighter (Wound)
Upg: Axe Thrower (Shooter, No Melee Penalty)
Level 3: Bear Rider (Large, Enraged)
Upg: Blackbear Rider (Armored, Paw Strike)
Level 4: Brawler (Immunity to Mind Control)
Upg: Berserker (Berserker Rage)
Level 5: Fire Mage (Shooter. Caster. Magic-proof. Mark of Fire).
Upg: Flame Mage (Crossfire)
Level 6: Thane (Large. Teleport. Stormstrike. Immunity to Lightning).
Upg: Stormlord ((Stormbolt)
Level 7: Lava Dragon ( Fire Breath. Fire Shield. Elemental. Immunity to Fire.)
Upg: Magma Dragon (Magma Shield instead of Fire Shield)
Armored: This creature is resistant to all spells and effects that decrease Defense.
Shield Wall: Damage suffered by this creature from enemy attack is 10% less per every tile the attacker walked to hit.
Wound: In a successful attack, this creature has additional chance to decrease the target’s Speed (-50%) and Initiative (-30%).
Paw Strike: This creature has a chance to push the target one tile aside and zero all the Initiative the target has accumulated.
Berserker Rage: When this ability is used, this creature drops its Defense to zero for the time being, and has the same amount of Offense increase, then attacks the nearest target automatically without suffering the retaliation strike (activated ability).
Mark of Fire: When attacking, this creature has a chance to damn the target, which will result in all the Fire damage suffered by it within a certain period of time being doubled.
Crossfire: The creature has the attack area shaped as a cross.
Stormstrike: Besides usual damage, this creature strikes the target with lightning (non-magical damage), which then hits another enemy creature if there is one standing next to the target, and further on, until the chain interrupts. The lighting’s force is equal to that of the attack.
Stormbolts:Once per battle, this creature can attack any chosen target with Storm Strike (activated ability).
Magma Shield: When this creature undergoes a melee attack, the attacker suffers Fire damage in the amount depending on its attack’s force.
Wolf (Pack Hunter, Howl)
Snow Ape (Unlim. Retal; Agility)
Mummy (Undead, Hexing Attack, Caster)
Manticore (Large, Flyer, Poisonous Attack)
Pack Hunter: When this creature attacks a target, all the other stacks of the creatures of the same type able to do so attack it, too.
Howl: Once per battle, this creature can summon a friendly stack of equal power.
Hexing Attack: After a successful attack, the target creature also suffers the effect of one of the following damnations: Curse, Slow, Weakness, or Disrupting Ray. All the effects are equal to those of Expert-level spells. (Note that we have still the old spell names here: it must be: Weakness, Slow, Suffering and Vulnerability)
Agility: This creature gains a +30% Defense bonus for the next turn per every tile it walks.
FORTRESS /RUNEMAGE
Level 1: Defender (Enraged Armored, Large Shield)
Upg: Stout Defender (Shield Wall)
Level 2: Axe Fighter (Wound)
Upg: Axe Thrower (Shooter, No Melee Penalty)
Level 3: Bear Rider (Large, Enraged)
Upg: Blackbear Rider (Armored, Paw Strike)
Level 4: Brawler (Immunity to Mind Control)
Upg: Berserker (Berserker Rage)
Level 5: Fire Mage (Shooter. Caster. Magic-proof. Mark of Fire).
Upg: Flame Mage (Crossfire)
Level 6: Thane (Large. Teleport. Stormstrike. Immunity to Lightning).
Upg: Stormlord ((Stormbolt)
Level 7: Lava Dragon ( Fire Breath. Fire Shield. Elemental. Immunity to Fire.)
Upg: Magma Dragon (Magma Shield instead of Fire Shield)
Armored: This creature is resistant to all spells and effects that decrease Defense.
Shield Wall: Damage suffered by this creature from enemy attack is 10% less per every tile the attacker walked to hit.
Wound: In a successful attack, this creature has additional chance to decrease the target’s Speed (-50%) and Initiative (-30%).
Paw Strike: This creature has a chance to push the target one tile aside and zero all the Initiative the target has accumulated.
Berserker Rage: When this ability is used, this creature drops its Defense to zero for the time being, and has the same amount of Offense increase, then attacks the nearest target automatically without suffering the retaliation strike (activated ability).
Mark of Fire: When attacking, this creature has a chance to damn the target, which will result in all the Fire damage suffered by it within a certain period of time being doubled.
Crossfire: The creature has the attack area shaped as a cross.
Stormstrike: Besides usual damage, this creature strikes the target with lightning (non-magical damage), which then hits another enemy creature if there is one standing next to the target, and further on, until the chain interrupts. The lighting’s force is equal to that of the attack.
Stormbolts:Once per battle, this creature can attack any chosen target with Storm Strike (activated ability).
Magma Shield: When this creature undergoes a melee attack, the attacker suffers Fire damage in the amount depending on its attack’s force.
- Jolly Joker
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I'd like to add something here.
The special Dwarven hero abilities for Offense and Defense will give attack/defense boni for Dwarven units in certain formations as in being close to each other - which will make them not only interesting in terms of their ability but in a tactical sense - keep in mind that they have ways to obtain magic resistances as well for lesser effects of mass destructions spells.
My personal opinion is that the Dwarven faction looks QUITE powerful and quite interesting to play. It could easily be the best town so far - but we'll see that.
The special Dwarven hero abilities for Offense and Defense will give attack/defense boni for Dwarven units in certain formations as in being close to each other - which will make them not only interesting in terms of their ability but in a tactical sense - keep in mind that they have ways to obtain magic resistances as well for lesser effects of mass destructions spells.
My personal opinion is that the Dwarven faction looks QUITE powerful and quite interesting to play. It could easily be the best town so far - but we'll see that.
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Re: Dwarven and neutral units and abilities
Jolly Joker wrote:
Agility: This creature gains a +30% Defense bonus for the next turn per every tile it walks.
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I wonder now how Paradox new this info so early.
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Well, it will be no fun if they can outmight and outmagic everyone else so I hope there will be some balancing.Jolly Joker wrote:I'd like to add something here.
The special Dwarven hero abilities for Offense and Defense will give attack/defense boni for Dwarven units in certain formations as in being close to each other - which will make them not only interesting in terms of their ability but in a tactical sense - keep in mind that they have ways to obtain magic resistances as well for lesser effects of mass destructions spells.
My personal opinion is that the Dwarven faction looks QUITE powerful and quite interesting to play. It could easily be the best town so far - but we'll see that.
Edit: It looks like they can gain magic immunities instead of resistances, and that for a level 2 spell!
Battle Rage looks to be an extremely overpowered level 3 spell.
http://www.heroesofmightandmagic.com/he ... sion.shtml
Runes of First Circle
Rune of Charge. Creature's defense is increased by 100% for one turn. Cost: 1 wood.
Rune of Exorcism. Dispels all negative effects from the stack. Cost: 1 sulfur.
Runes of Second Circle
Rune of Elemental Immunity. The stack gains immunity to 2 magic schools. Duration: until the end of battle. Cost: 1 mercury.
Rune of Stunning. Unknown effect. Cost: 1 wood + 1 mercury.
Runes of Third Circle
Rune of Battle Rage. On it's next turn, the stack will attack all adjacent enemy stacks. Cost: 1 ore + 1 crystal.
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Oh dear me, those names... I take back what I might have said in another thread about this town looking decent.
I guess lava dragon and magma dragon are separated by the first living above ground and the other under ground? That being the main difference between magma and lava.
I guess lava dragon and magma dragon are separated by the first living above ground and the other under ground? That being the main difference between magma and lava.
Who the hell locks these things?
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What i don't get is the whole Thane > Stormlord thing. What does an attendant, servant, retainer, or official have to do with storms? Storm Giant > Stormlord would have worked better.
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Thane has also been used in the Hobbit, as well as various other places (forgotten realms, think greyhawk, as well as others). The only thing that bothers me is there was only 1 thane per 'city' so there would be very few thanes. It is like royalty or something similar (mayor, govenor, ect).
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I know of thane's associacion with dwarves, i just don't see why a big guy with storm abilities should be called that. Might as well name it Lord > Stormlord. ![disagree :disagree:](/forums/images/smilies/disagree.gif)
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name wrote:Does anybody else think that it sucks having your 4th level creature un-controllable? that is of course assuming that beserk is what i think it is.
Berserker Rage: When this ability is used, this creature drops its Defense to zero for the time being, and has the same amount of Offense increase, then attacks the nearest target automatically without suffering the retaliation strike (activated ability).
Read a little bit. It says activated ability. You control it.
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