Your early game can become very easy if you try to get the grand strategy medal for +1000 leadership, although seeing how you're having problems even on easy it might be tough. The black dragon while the most powerful can't be healed. The absolute best early lvl 5 is the red dragon so aim for that. Morale boosts boost your units by a pretty sizable percent, so not having to dedicate gear to it (or being able to stack less gear with it to get to the +3) is quite nice.Īlso if you come across any early Call of the Colossus Wanderer's Scrolls, it's worth using, even if your leadership will only allow it to generate one unit (it generates as many as your leadership can currently allow) as LV5 units tend to be extremely reliable tanks that can also put out decent damage, especially during the early game. A big thing that the Paladin has going for her is the static morale boosts. Resurrection is useful for a tanking stack, although tanking with your actual units is generally a bad idea anyway unless you're using the Droid combo, the Black Knight Eviln combo. Max morale 80%+ crit Paladins with the +40% damage boost are just scary. That class also has the achievement that can add up to +40% damage to Inquisitors and Paladins (and Priests, but they're not really worth using when you can have Inquisitors), which can make them do some pretty monstrous damage (as opposed to kind of meh damage when used by other classes). The Paladin actually has the middle leadership growth. It would be good to skill up either Order or Distortion magic (the 1st has buff spells and resurrection and the 2nd - traps, debuffs and phantoms, which are great with paladins for more resurrections).
Focus on the might and mind tree and although I don't like resurrection since I'm usually playing no loss games, you should take it, it is great with a single powerful stack. ].Get the skills that boost experience early. Unlike previous installments this one focuses on using "evil" troops. The latest entry in the series, called ''King's Bounty: Dark Side'', was released in August 2014. Most agree that ''King's Bounty: Armored Princess'' with expansion is the best of the three, while ''King's Bounty: Warriors of the North'' is weaker due to being developed by another developer with previous developer only supervising the beginning stage of creation and also being mainly the same game with numerous yet not groundbreaking changes and additions.
A third game titled ''King's Bounty: Warriors of the North'' was released in October 26th, 2012. The first of these sequels is called ''King's Bounty: The Legend'', and was followed by ''King's Bounty: Armored Princess'', which got a expansion pack called ''Crossworlds'' with additional modes.
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King's Bounty was ] to spawn a couple of unofficial fan sequels for the Amiga called ''King's Bounty 2'' and ''3'', an unrelated fan remake for MS-DOS also called ''King's Bounty 2'' (neither of these are available in any language but Russian), several ] of varying quality and finally a series of official modern sequels for the PC which got translated into English. ''King's Bounty'' was a video game made in 1990 by Creator/NewWorldComputing back when they were still young and filled with hope and dreams, the game play was much like the ''VideoGame/HeroesOfMightAndMagic'' games of today - enough that 3DO would release a UsefulNotes/ port titled ''Heroes of Might and Magic: Quest for the Dragon Bone Staff'' a decade later – but rather than controlling an entire kingdom you played a single hero with a salary and unit limit determined by level, rank, and other things.
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