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Necropolis

alienshooter — Sun, 26 Oct 2025 09:44:57 GMT

Another 3-hero castle. It's fitting that this Necropolis review is being done on Halloween, so...

Features: Necropolis

Easy start - the castle is good for beginners and those starting out in HoT 3.
Necromancy - all the castle's heroes are necromancers, capable of raising skeletons to their army after battles.

Skeleton Converter - an imbo structure that, in addition to necromancy, helps convert any squad into skeletons.

Heroes:

I don't remember anyone complaining about the heroes in this castle; they're all more or less playable. I personally liked two of them:

1) Vidomina

Specialization - Necromancy increases skill by 5% per level. And she also starts with the Advanced Necromancy skill. As far as I understand, this is a replacement for Galthran, who was removed from Necropolis after the nerf.

2) Aisling

In addition to the basic skill that multiplies skeletons, the "Meteor Shower" spell is added. This is a hero specialization. You can take Mysticism, simply walk around with a meteorite, destroying mobs' rooms, and finish off the rest with skeletons.

Building a Necropolis

is simple and linear. Thanks to the skeleton converter, there's no need to become a dark knight or dragon; the undead are just too good.

Day 1

Of course, this will be a skeleton converter, which will help you kill zombies, and possibly even "rags" into skeletons on the first day, and any join creatures, including the increase from castles.

Day 3

On the third day, install a prefecture for 1000 gold and a Necromancy booster to raise even more skeletons from battles. You can, of course, go to a guild or a haven of souls, depending on your hero and respawn.

Day 5

On days 4 and 5, you can add a mage guild and a mausoleum so that by the second week you'll have an additional ranged unit - liches - to strengthen your skeletal army.

Low gold

If you're low on gold at respawn, then you build up higher, add a citadel and a strategic estate so that by weeks 3-4 you'll have 40 grazed vampires:

A strong late-game unit to supplement your army.

Medium gold:

You do the same as when you're low on gold.

High gold:

You do the same again, even when you have a lot of gold at respawn.

Because when your whole face is covered in skeletons, there's no point in thinking about castle building or which unit is best for which day. Every battle brings even more skeletons, which allow you to seriously penetrate the guards, which rain down even more skeletons:

On Necropolis, Imps will be your favorite farming target, and not because of the gold. This isn't a castle, but an idiot's dream, which anyone can play if they're at least somewhat familiar with the Transformer. It's no wonder people try to buy it out for themselves or sell it to their opponents at a high price at auctions.

Necropolis Units

Nash equilibrium

alienshooter — Tue, 21 Oct 2025 09:48:00 GMT

A Nash equilibrium is a state in game theory where no player can increase their payoff by changing their strategy unless all other players change their strategies. Simply put, it's a stable game outcome in which each player acts in their own best interests, assuming that others will also act in their own interests.

John Nash proved the existence of such an equilibrium in mixed strategies in any finite game:

Payoff matrix at the Nash equilibrium:

Examples

1) Factorio

This is a logic game, with very little randomness, and everything that typically happens or doesn't happen to you in Factorio is your doing or not doing. You can, for example, make it 2.1 using modules, but it won't affect the overall outcome.

2) Heroes 3

You might get something good from the box, something not quite good, or nothing at all. Either the morale of units during a battle can ruin a guard break, for example, and you'll lose your entire army. Or, conversely, morale can save the game at the right time, or a box, or even a magic cast, or a drop from the Dragon Utopia, etc.

Heroes is more about randomness and luck, although some logic in the actions is also present.

3) Prison Poker

Player even - even player, player odd - odd player .

Game rules:

Two people play. On the count of three, they must show one or two fingers. Depending on the total number of fingers, the player on the even and odd sides wins. If there are two or four fingers in total, the player on the even side wins. If there are three, the player on the odd side wins.

In the screenshot above, you can see the winning matrix for even and odd players. This is usually played for money:

Player even - $2, $4.
Player odd - $3.

It would seem that this is a simple game like tossing a coin, the one who comes up wins. But no way:

Prison poker is not a Nash equilibrium

In it, one side will always lose, and the other will always win, regardless of the game strategies.

Mathematical calculations in respect to John Nash:

1/2 [1] + 1/2 [2] - we are tossing a coin.

The odd player's winnings (player odd) for the strategies of showing one and two fingers:

Player odd (odd) [1] = 0.5 (-2) + 0.5 x 3 = -1 + 1.5 = 0.5
Player odd (odd) [2] = 0.5 x 3 + 0.5 (-4) = 1.5 - 2 = -0.5

The game is considered unfair if, in equilibrium, on average, one of the players wins against the other.
Finding the true equilibrium in prison poker, where the odd player (player odd) always wins:

Player odd (odd) [1] = -2p + 3(1-p)
Player odd (odd) [2] = 3p - 4(1-p)
p = 7/12 or 7/12 [1] + 5/12 [2]

To consistently win at prison poker, the odd player (Player odd) needs to show one finger 7 out of 12 times and two fingers 5 out of 12.
q = 7/12 is the probability for odd, slightly more often showing one finger than two.

The winnings for even and odd players with this strategy:

Player even = -1/12
Player odd = +1/12

An odd player in prison poker will, on average, win 1/12 of an even player's money. That is, If you play 120 games on the odd side, you can win $10; if you play 1200 games, you can take $100 from the even side, and so on.

Now the main question: why am I telling you all this?

Conclusion:

When choosing which game to play, or if you're offered to play something, you can apply a simple filter:

you're offered a logic game like Factorio or chess, for example.
You're offered a game of dice rolling and randomness like in Heroes 3, a game of luck.
You're offered a game of prison poker on the even side, which will always lose to the odd side.

In the case of logic and randomness games, you can choose a suitable strategy for winning, and in the case of prison poker, you can refuse to play or agree, but only on the odd side. As a rule, in this case, the opponent will not play against you if they are on the even side, because if they didn't know the mechanics, they wouldn't offer you to play this poker game.

Inferno

alienshooter — Sun, 19 Oct 2025 07:06:51 GMT

Today we'll talk about Inferno, the antithesis of Castle:

Features of Inferno

Expensive castle - difficult to build and buy back an army. I'd compare it to Castle in terms of cost, and if it weren't for the Archangels for 40,000 gold, Inferno would be first in cost.
Mercury is a must-have - mercury is required to build some structures and Devils.
Level 5 guild - maximum buildup of magic spells is available.

Heroes

Inferno has a number of solid starting heroes, depending on your playstyle or randomness:

1) Ignat

Specialization - Imps and Devils, comes with three squads of Imps, which can be upgraded to Devils on the first day, and by transferring the army from the second hero, you'll get an average of 100+ devils, enough to break through anything. With each hero level, due to his specialization, Ignat's devil attacks will become more painful.
Secondary skills - Tactics and Interference - can be helpful in the final battle with the opponent. This will give you the opportunity to deploy your army and disrupt the enemy's magic, although I haven't often seen Tactics played in the final battle. It's more for breaking through guards, for example.

2) Fiona

Specialization - Hellhounds or Dogs. When I first started playing as Inferno, I didn't attach much importance to this unit until I tried playing with dogs as Fiona. I must say I really liked the 20-30 graded dogs, especially because many guards don't want to fight you when you have dogs, or you can quickly fight more often.
Fiona also comes with an additional squad of dogs, which means you can play through them specifically. And of course, reconnaissance - the map opens up more with movement.

3) Kalkh

A hero similar to Castle Valeska, he comes with three Gog units that upgrade to Magog on the first day, each with a special ability – area damage when firing. His specialization is Gog and Magog, respectively, with damage increasing with each hero level.

4) Axis

A good start for a mage with the Mysticism specialization – each turn, he restores mana for spells from the Book of Magic. In theory, playing Axis, you won't need to search for a well to replenish mana or end your turn in a castle with a Mages Guild.

These are all decent heroes overall, and offer good choice options. The only issue I've personally encountered is that they feel like you're playing at minimum or 80% strength. For example: Kalkh is like Valeska, but without the double-shot abilities of crossbowmen. Axis is like Solmyr, but without the chain lightning specialization. That's the kind of feeling it evokes when you play the heroes above. It feels like a nerf... something like that.

Inferno build

I don't know why, but this castle is quite difficult to build for money. Maybe it's just me, but I'd even put Inferno higher than Castle if it weren't for the angels.

For me, the most I could do in the first week was build hounds and a guild, or stick in demons, or pit lords, although why would you need them in the first week if the Ifrits are so much cooler?
And how people build devils in the first week, I don't know... you need to take Utopia and collect all the mercury at the respawn.

Demonization

Another important thing to mention is that you can do demonization on Inferno. Pit lords are a T2 option; they can raise T1 Demons from fallen allied units. It's based on HP, I think it increases HP by 50 per pit lord, but I might be wrong. But I feel like this is the late game, weeks 2-4, when there's a lot of gold and pit lords, you can join random troops, destroy them in battle, and raise T1 Demons for your army at the end of the battle.

Day 1

Depending on the hero and the chosen army, you upgrade Devils, Magogs, or use T1 Dogs.

Day 3

On the second day, 75% of the time, it will be a prefecture to get 1000 gold per day, since Inferno is not a cheap castle. And in the remaining cases, it will be a Mages' Guild or an upgrade of dogs to T2, depending on the hero and the size of the army, stashes at the respawn.

Day 5

On the fifth day, I didn't see any other options for building, except to stick a citadel for greater growth and, if funds allow, demons to strengthen the army. But buying all this is a completely different matter 🙂

Low gold

If you don't have enough gold at the respawn, try to reach upgraded dogs or play without them altogether, put a prefecture, citadel, and guild. It's also a good idea to use an Icnubator for increased imp growth or cages for more dogs, depending on your game strategy.

Average gold

When the respawn has average gold, you build the same as when gold is low, but capture demons and pit lords for potential ground to start further demonization in weeks 2-4.

Lots of gold

Did the randoms shower you with gold? Of course, go with Blazes and Devils. But if Blazes are a strong unit, I believe you can use them in the first week. But in what universe would you be able to build Devils in the first week? It's a big mystery. And is it even worth it? Maybe with a stash of Devils at the spawn, perhaps...

That's how it was playing on Inferno, in my personal experience. Expensive, good hero selection, but they're nerfed... You bought one army from the spawn, scraped together some gold from the corners, and now it's time to buy a second one. It feels better to skip some unit, like with dwarves on the stronghold or golems on the tower. I also forgot to add the castle gates and a lot of other things that you can try to study yourself :)

Inferno Units

Sigma clone

alienshooter — Fri, 17 Oct 2025 11:43:22 GMT

Придумал концепт нового челленджа в еве наподобии ironman но в упрощенном варианте. Хотя, это как посмотреть... / I came up with a concept for a new EVE challenge, similar to Ironman but simplified. Well, it depends on how you look at it...

Цели Sigma challenge / Sigma Challenge Goals

Решить три проблемы которым минимум 10 лет в еве, и на них часто жалуются игроки: / Solve three 10-years old issues in EVE that players often complain about:

Нету маркетов кроме Житы. Пример. Негде в рандомном регионе купить патронов для 4-х миссий агента. / There are no markets other than Jita. For example, there's nowhere in a random region to buy ammo for 4-lvl agent missions.
Паверблоки. Пример. Негде развиваться новым образованиям в игре. / Power blocks. Example: There's no room for new formations to grow in the game.
Мультибоксинг. Пример. Мультибоксеры душат соло игроков или смолл скейл. / Multiboxing. Example: Multiboxers choke solo players or small-scale players.

Условия Sigma challenge / Sigma challenge rules

Вне зависимости от того, Альфа вы или Омега, играть на Сигма клоне: / Regardless of whether you are Alpha or Omega, play on the Sigma clone:

Житы нет. Нельзя покупать/продавать в Жите. Остальные маркеты вполне доступны, как и контракты тоже. / There's no Jita. You can't buy or sell in Jita. Other markets are quite accessible, as are contracts.
Не вступать в блоки. То есть, не идти в один из четырех основных блоков. Развиваться с другими коллективами или в соло. / Don't join any blocks. That is, don't join one of the four main blocks. Play with other groups or solo.
Один омега аккаунт. Играть только на одной активной омеге, не логинить дополнительные окна. Все три персонажа на одном омега аккаунте можно использовать без ограничений. / One Omega account. Play only on one active Omega account; do not log in additional windows. All three characters on one Omega account can be used without restrictions.

Так-как игра на Сигма клоне может оказаться сложной для многих, для меня в том числе, допускается выполнять только два из трех пунктов. Например: / Since playing the Sigma clone can be challenging for many, including myself, only two of the three steps are allowed. For example:

Вы торгуете в Жите. Но не состоите в блоке и играете с одного омега аккаунта. / You trade on Jita. However, you're not part of a block and you play with a single Omega account.
Вы в одном из четырех блоков, но не торгуете в Жите и не летаете в два и более окна. / You are in one of the four blocks, but you do not trade in Jita and do not fly into two or more windows.
Вы мультибоксер, но внеблочный и не скупаетесь/продаетесь в Жите. / You are a multiboxer, but an off-block one and are not buy/sell in Jita.

Таким образом выполняя даже 2/3 из требуемых условий ева будет меняться в положительную сторону 60+ %, и вы сможете подключить Сигма клон к любому вашему аккаунту, даже старому. / Thus, by fulfilling even 2/3 of the required conditions, EVE will change positively by 60+%, and you will be able to connect the Sigma clone to any of your accounts, even an old one.

How to get 1kk sp on main / Как получить на основу 1кк сп?
On any account, even an old one, follow the link, and at the bottom under the fields, click "Log in to become a recruit". You don't need to fill out the form: 1млн навыков бесплатно сп / 1mln free skills.

Профит с челенджа / Profit from the challenge

Игра на Сигма клоне напрямую будет вносить импакт в том космосе, в котором вы живете: / Playing on a Sigma clone will directly impact the space you live in:

Рост региональных рынков - больший ассортимент товаров, глубина ордеров, лучшая скупка сырья. / Growth of regional markets - a wider range of goods, depth of orders, better purchasing of raw materials.
Уменьшение блоков - рост количества нейтральных образований в вашем домашнем регионе и их численности. / Block reduction - an increase in the number of neutral formations in your home region and their numbers.
Меньше мультибоксеров - игра на одном аккаунте вынуждает искать взаимодействия с другими игроками в еве. Чем просто включить пять окон на омега статусе. / Fewer multi-boxers – playing on a single account forces you to seek out interaction with other players in EVE. This is better than simply enabling five windows on Omega status.

Благодаря Сигма челленджу ева начнет оздоравливаться и вы будете первым, кто это почувствует. Ведь все начнет меняться вокруг того, кто в первую очередь играет на Сигма клоне, а потом для остальных. / Thanks to the Sigma Challenge, Eva will begin to heal, and you'll be the first to feel it. After all, everything will begin to change for those who play the Sigma clone, and then for everyone else.

Еще один плюс Сигма челленджа - его никак невозможно оттречить внешними факторами т.е. seat и тп. Например, если вы просто делаете челлендж чисто для себя или его запретят в вашей корпе. / Another advantage of the Sigma Challenge is that it can't be tracked by external factors, such as seat, etc. For example, if you're just doing the challenge for yourself, or if it was banned in your corp.

Активный игровой чат-канал челленджа / An active game chat channel for the challenge - "Sigma clone".

Guides to the game

alienshooter — Wed, 15 Oct 2025 12:27:04 GMT

Castles

Usefull

Skills

alienshooter — Wed, 15 Oct 2025 12:08:28 GMT

I will gradually add skills from 3 heroes and what they give:

1) Interference - reduces the magic power of the enemy hero by 10% during combat.
Advanced interference - by 20%.
Expert interference - by 30%.

2) Logistics - basic logistics increases the number of hero's movement units on land by 5%.
Advanced logistics - 10%.
Expert logistics - 20%.

3) Reconnaissance - basic reconnaissance allows the hero to see 1 cell further, into unexplored territory.
Advanced reconnaissance - by 3 cells.
Expert reconnaissance - by 5 cells.

4) Earth Magic - allows the hero to use earth magic spells at a lower cost.
Advanced Earth Magic - for a lower price and with greater effectiveness.
Expert Earth Magic - for a lower price and with maximum effectiveness.

5) Wisdom - Basic Wisdom allows the hero to learn 3rd-level spells.
Advanced Wisdom - 4th-level spells.
Expert Wisdom - 5th-level spells.

6) Pathfinding - Reduces the penalty for moving off-road, reducing the price by 25%.
Advanced Pathfinding - reducing the price by 50%.
Expert Pathfinding - reducing the price by 75%.

7) Armor - Basic armor reduces damage dealt to the hero's units by enemy troops by 5%.
Advanced Armor - reduces damage by 10%.
Expert Armor - reduces damage by 15%.

8) Marksmanship - Basic Marksmanship increases the damage of your creature's shots by 10%.
Advanced Marksmanship - by 30%.
Expert Marksmanship - by 50%.

9) Fire Magic - Allows the hero to use Fire Magic spells at a lower cost.
Advanced Fire Magic - at a lower cost and with greater efficiency.
Expert Fire Magic - at a lower cost and with maximum efficiency.

10) Offense - Basic Offense increases the melee damage of the hero's troops by 10%.
Advanced Offense - by 20%.
Expert Offense - by 30%.

11) Air Magic - Allows the hero to use Air Magic spells at a lower cost.
Advanced Air Magic - at a lower cost and with greater effectiveness.
Expert Air Magic - at a lower cost and with maximum effectiveness.

12) Water Magic - Allows the hero to use Water Magic spells at a lower cost.
Advanced Water Magic - at a lower cost and with greater effectiveness.
Expert Water Magic - at a lower cost and with maximum effectiveness.

13) First Aid - Basic First Aid, gives the hero control of the First Aid Tent. Allows 40-50 health to be healed from the first targeted creature in the squad. The tent increases the health of the hero's creatures by 5%. The tent loses more than 40% of health in one hit.
Advanced First Aid - 60-75 to the first creature in the squad and a 10% increase in health to creatures.
Expert First Aid - 80-100 healing and a 15% increase in health.

14) Artillery - Basic artillery gives control over turrets, ballistas, and cannons. The ballista has a 50% chance of dealing 100% damage. The cannon has an increased chance of hitting fortifications. The cannon and ballista lose no more than 40% health per hit.
Advanced Artillery - the ballista fires twice and has a 75% chance of dealing 100%. The cannon has an increased chance of hitting fortifications and +100% damage.
Expert Artillery - the ballista fires twice and deals +100% damage to creatures. The cannon accurately fires at fortifications and deals +200% damage to creatures.

15) Tactics - Basic Tactics allows you to rearrange your units right before the battle, using the three rows of the battlefield closest to the hero. Blocks one level of the enemy's tactics.
Advanced Tactics - five rows of the battlefield closest and blocks two levels of tactics.
Expert Tactics - seven rows of the battlefield closest and blocks three levels of tactics.

16) Mysticism - Basic Mysticism restores 10% of the hero's maximum mana daily, with a minimum of 5 units.
Advanced Mysticism - 20% of mana daily, with a minimum of 10 units.
Expert Mysticism - 30% of mana daily, with a minimum of 15 units.

17) Intelligence - Basic Intelligence increases the hero's normal maximum mana by 20%.
Advanced Intelligence - Increases the hero's normal maximum mana by 35%.
Expert Intelligence - Increases the hero's normal maximum mana by 50%.

18) Leadership - Basic Leadership increases the hero's unit morale by 1.
Advanced Leadership - Increases the hero's unit morale by 2.
Expert Leadership - Increases the hero's unit morale by 3.

19) Learning - Basic Learning increases the hero's experience gain by 20%. When learning this skill, the hero gains an additional level.
Advanced Learning - increases the hero's experience gain by 40% and an additional level.
Expert Learning - increases the hero's experience gain by 60% and an additional level.

20) Luck - Basic Luck increases the hero's luck by 1.
Advanced Luck - increases the hero's luck by 2.
Expert Luck - increases the hero's luck by 3.

21) Estate - A Basic Estate brings an additional 250 gold per day.
Advanced Estate - brings an additional 500 gold per day.
Expert Estate - brings an additional 1000 gold per day.

22) Magic - Basic Magic increases the hero's spell damage in battle by 10%.
Advanced Magic - increases the hero's spell damage in battle by 20%.
Expert Magic - Increases the hero's spell damage in combat by 30%.

23) Literacy - Basic Literacy allows heroes to exchange 1-2 level spells in their spellbooks.
Advanced Literacy - Allows you to exchange 1-3 level spells.
Expert Literacy - Allows you to exchange 1-4 level spells.

24) Ballistics - Basic Ballistics gives the hero control over the catapult. Allows you to fire one shot.
Advanced Ballistics - Allows you to fire two shots.
Expert Ballistics - Allows you to fire two shots with maximum damage.

25) Eagle Eye - Basic Eagle Eye gives a 10% chance to learn an enemy's 1-3 level spell during combat. And a 100% chance during casting. Blocks one level of Eagle Eye.
Advanced Eagle Eye - casts spells levels 1-4 with a 20% chance and blocks two levels of Eagle Eye.
Expert Eagle Eye - all spells with a 30% chance and blocks the enemy's Eagle Eye skill.

26) Diplomacy - Basic diplomacy allows you to negotiate with monsters weaker than your army and reduces the cost of surrender by 20%.
Advanced Diplomacy - reduces the cost of surrender by 40%.
Expert Diplomacy - reduces the cost of surrender by 60%.

Objects economy

alienshooter — Wed, 15 Oct 2025 11:47:34 GMT

List of objects for gold and resources in the game. It's worth noting that some objects have different levels: the higher the level, the more difficult the guard and the greater the reward for taking.

1) Graveyard

An object guarded by T2 zombies, up to 90 in each. After taking the graveyard, you receive gold and possibly an artifact. Some graveyards are taken in the first week, and there is also an option to complete it only with archers.

Reward:

2) Crypt

Depending on the crypt's level, you are thrown into battle with the undead: skeletons, zombies, spirits, and possibly vampires. But the reward is also higher, and in addition to gold, you can also receive an artifact.

Reward:

3) Dwarven Treasury

Or, as colloquially known, "gnome", depending on the level, it has different guards and a corresponding reward.

Reward:

4) Black Tower

Throws you into battle with a random dragon from one of the castles and rewards you with gold and an artifact.

Reward:

5) Cyclops Warehouses

An object for the late-game economy, depending on the level, it drops a set of basic resources, but does not give gold at all. Guards - cyclops.

Reward:

6) Cache of Imps

Or, in common parlance, "Besyatnya", depending on the difficulty, gives a small amount of gold. Unlike crypts and gnomes, imps are not taken so often.

Reward:

7) Naga-bank

Throws you into battle with the Nagas and, depending on the difficulty of the guard, gives a different amount of gold and resources in case of victory.

Reward:

8) Mansion

Or "vampire den" - a complex economic object in the late game. It's practically impossible to take early on and is every hero's nightmare - the entire respawn is in Mansions!

Reward:

9) Medusa Storage

A relatively simple object for gold in the early stages of the game. There are different levels and rewards. Commonly known as "medusa den."

Reward:

10) Dragon Utopia

This is what all this army-building and character-building is all about: the chance to fight dragons and obtain powerful artifacts, books on various schools of magic, and tens of thousands of gold. Utopias come in different levels, depending on the level of security.

Reward:

Objects others

alienshooter — Wed, 15 Oct 2025 11:36:45 GMT

1) Banner of the Great Battle

Gives +400 movement for 1 day. Can be used once a week.

2) Stables

Until the end of the week, increases the hero's movement by +300, and also upgrades horses from the Castle to T2 knights for free. Can be used every week.

3) Well of Magic

Once a week, fully replenishes your hero's magicka.

4) Fort on a Hill

Upgrades units of levels 1-5 inclusive to T2 for double the gold cost.

5) City Gate

Works as a portal scroll to any of your castles, in one direction, your choice.

6) Warrior's Tomb

Randomly gives a good artifact or minus morale to your hero.

Reward:

7) Black Market

Allows you to buy artifacts available on the market for gold and resources.

8) Trading Post

Allows you to exchange resources and gold at a good rate, like on the castle market.

9) Cannon Yard

For gold, you can purchase more powerful artillery from the "Pier" castle.

10) Shrine of Magical Thought

From them, you can learn spells of various levels for your book of magic.

11) Military Equipment Factory

Ballista, tent, and additional shots for ranged units, for gold.

12) University

Depending on the assortment, for 2000 gold you can learn one of four secondary skills.

Objects stats

alienshooter — Wed, 15 Oct 2025 11:19:30 GMT

1) Star Axis

Increases the hero's magic power by +1.

2) Tree of Knowledge

For 2000 gold or 10 gems, increases the hero's level by +1.

3) Witch's Hut

Allows you to learn a random skill for the hero.

4) Stone of Knowledge

One-time grants +1000 experience to each hero per visit.

5) Colosseum of Mages

Gives a hero a choice of +2 to magic power or +2 to knowledge, once.

6) Marletto Tower

One-time grants +1 defense for each hero.

7) School of War

For 1000 gold, increases each hero's attack or defense by +1, one-time.

8) Mercenary Camp

Adds +1 to attack once for each hero.

9) Garden of Revelation

Adds +1 to knowledge once for each hero.

Objects army

alienshooter — Wed, 15 Oct 2025 11:05:06 GMT

1) Raider's Outpost

Or "zefa" in common parlance, this is the first valuable objective for the army. You are thrown into battle with dogs, defeating which, depending on the defense, can give you 4, 6, 8, or 12 cyclops. And this is the most powerful ranged unit in the game! Heroic players often look for outposts on the map. And decide whether to play this surrender or take a restart.

Reward:

2) Venomous Serpent Hive

The second most important objective for the army to collect, on par with the Raider's Outpost. You are thrown into battle with flies or "hoses" and, depending on the complexity of the defense, you are rewarded with 4, 6, 8, or 12 Vyverns or "Ducks" in common parlance. A strong level 6 unit.

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3) Griffin Conservatory

The Conservatory, or "consa," gives you the opportunity to acquire the most powerful level 7 unit in the game - angels. But you'll have to fight through a crowd of griffins, and depending on the difficulty of the guards, 1, 2, 3, or 4 angels will join your army.

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4) Scarlet Tower

Allows you to quickly add Firebirds to your army; the number of units given varies depending on the guards. But you'll have to fight fire elementals, or "fire-kin," among the common people.

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5) Refugee Camp

Randomly, it allows you to buy both a Black Dragon and peasants with pitchforks for your army every week. Each week comes a random unit update.

6) Experimental Workshop

By defeating steel golems or "saucepans" in common parlance, you can add Giants to your army - many lives, but low speed.

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