However, you might want to keep these in reserve for dragon battles.ĥ. However, for early to late middle game, they're a solid force and they get the Second Wind ability this go around.

Dark Knights- These too wane simply because you don't want two slow units in your army and the Dark Paladins prove more useful. However, for early to late they're very reliable damage units.Ĥ. Dark Mages- Heresiarchs and Dark Paladins are worth having the entire game, but the Mages wane towards the end and you'll want to sub them out. I use them for between 2 defensively challenged ranged units to heal as a just in case, or as a just in case the enemy makes it to my lines, which is rareģ. Dark Paladins- Their resurrection ability is top notch, but the dark ones do not possess the Second Wind ability. For example, they can resurrect Archdemons.Ģ. They can even heal some level 5 units that don't have the magic resistance, such as Dragon Riders. Heresiarchs- These are this game's version of the Inquisitors. You have to be careful as her sacrifice ability can put them into the 'now an enemy' stage and you'll have to fight your own troops.ġ. The Blood Priestess is your best bet to replenish their numbers or if you level up enough and need more. *Often there is simply not enough of these units numbers to recruit. Then, grab the 88k amulet from the Order and start in: However, they don't get 'good' until you finish Inselburg and establish the Order of Twilight. Often an army can be enhanced by the right item or items that make them work well.įirst one I'll do is the 'Traitor Humans':(I'm only putting the ones worth using)Īfter you finish off Portland, these become available. What I'd like to do here is share some of mine and hopefully you'll share some of yours. If you play long enough, you realize some units work well with each other and some don't. I've been experimenting with different unit combinations throughout my two playthroughs of the game.

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