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| B_effect = 10% of enemy creatures killed are [[Animate Dead|resurrected]] | | B_effect = 10% of enemy creatures killed are [[Animate Dead|resurrected]]. | ||
| A_effect = 20% of enemy creatures killed are [[Animate Dead|resurrected]] | | A_effect = 20% of enemy creatures killed are [[Animate Dead|resurrected]]. | ||
| E_effect = 30% of enemy creatures killed are [[Animate Dead|resurrected]] | | E_effect = 30% of enemy creatures killed are [[Animate Dead|resurrected]]. | ||
}} '''Necromancy''' is a [[secondary skill]] that enables the hero to raise killed enemy creatures as [[Skeleton and Skeleton Warrior|Skeletons (or Skeleton Warriors)]]. All [[Death Knight]]s and [[Necromancer]]s start with basic Necromancy skill, except [[Isra]] the [[Death Knight]] and [[Vidomina]] the [[Necromancer]], who both start with advanced Necromancy. Other hero classes | }} '''Necromancy''' is a [[secondary skill]] that enables the hero to raise killed enemy creatures as [[Skeleton and Skeleton Warrior|Skeletons (or Skeleton Warriors)]]. All [[Death Knight]]s and [[Necromancer]]s start with basic Necromancy skill, except [[Isra]] the [[Death Knight]] and [[Vidomina]] the [[Necromancer]], who both start with advanced Necromancy. Other hero classes can not learn Necromancy, but they can acquire it from [[Scholar (Adventure Map)|Scholar]]s, [[Event]]s or [[Witch Hut]]s. | ||
''' | '''Heroes with a specialty in Necromancy:''' | ||
* {{H|Isra|Death Knight}} | |||
* {{H|Vidomina|Necromancer}} | |||
''' | '''Skill affecting factors:''' | ||
* [[Amulet of the Undertaker]] – Arftifact increases Necromancy skill +5 % | |||
* [[Vampire's Cowl]] – Arftifact increases Necromancy skill +10 % | |||
* [[Dead Man's Boots]] – Arftifact increases Necromancy skill +15 % | |||
* [[Necromancy Amplifier]] – Structure increases Necromancy skill +10 % | |||
* [[Soul prison]] – Structure increases Necromancy skill +20 % | |||
== How does it work == | |||
All killed enemy creatures can be raised as skeletons. This includes [[sacrifice]]d creatures, [[clone]]d creatures, summoned [[elemental]]s and even [[war machines]]. If the victorious hero's army contains only Skeleton Warriors and thera are no empty slots available, the killed enemy creatures are raised as Skeleton Warriors instead of Skeletons. If there are no available slots and no skeletons of either kind in the army, none of the killed enemy creatures are raised. Additionally, if the winning hero is wielding [[Cloak of the Undead King]], it is possible to raise other low-tier undead creatures. | |||
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| colspan=2 | '''Example of Necromancy level calculation:''' | |||
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| Situation: | |||
| {{-}}Calculation: | |||
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| Advanced Necromancy<br> | |||
| {{-}}= 20% | |||
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| Isra at level 10 | |||
| {{-}}= 10 × 5% × 20% = 10% | |||
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| Necromancy Amplifier × 2 | |||
| {{-}}= 2 × 10% = 20%<br> | |||
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| Amulet of the Undertaker | |||
| {{-}}= 5% | |||
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| align=right style="border-top: 1px solid black" | Total: | |||
| style="border-top: 1px solid black" | {{-}}= 55% | |||
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| colspan=2 | '''Example of Skeletons brought back:''' | |||
|- | |||
| Situation: | |||
| {{-}}Calculation: | |||
|- | |||
| Advanced Necromancy<br> | |||
| {{-}}= 20% | |||
|- | |||
| Isra at level 10 | |||
| {{-}}= 10 × 5% × 20% = 10% | |||
|- | |||
| Necromancy Amplifier × 2 | |||
| {{-}}= 2 × 10% = 20%<br> | |||
|- | |||
| Amulet of the Undertaker | |||
| {{-}}= 5% | |||
|- | |||
| align=right style="border-top: 1px solid black" | Total: | |||
| style="border-top: 1px solid black" | {{-}}= 55% | |||
|} | |||
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|}The number of skeletons brought back at the end of the combat depends on three main factors: | |||
# Number of creatures in killed stacks | # Number of creatures in killed stacks | ||
# Amount of health of killed stacks | # Amount of health of killed stacks | ||
# Level of Necromancy skill | # Level of Necromancy skill | ||
First, the total number of raised | First, the total number of raised creatures can never exceed the number of creatures slain in combat. Second, the total health of raised creatures can never exceed the total health of killed creatures. Third, the level of Necromancy skill used in calculations can never be more than 100%. Although it is technically possible for a hero to have Necromancy skill above 100%. These rules are applied to every stack individually, and always rounded down. In addition, at least one creature is always received from the combat where the winning hero has Necromancy skill of any level and creatures are killed. | ||
== Discussion == | |||
Necropolis and Necromancy are often considered to be overpowered, and therefore frequently banned in multiplayer games (and tournaments). | |||
== Horn of the Abyss == | |||
Necromancy raises 5%-10%-15% of enemy's dead as Skeletons instead of 10%-20%-30%. You can read more [[Horn_of_the_Abyss_(Documentation)#Necropolis|here]]. | |||
== External links == | |||
* [http://heroescommunity.com/viewthread.php3?FID=6&TID=11784 ''How does the necromancy skill work exactly?''] Heroes Community thread started by angelito. | |||
[[Category: Secondary skills]] | [[Category: Secondary skills]] | ||
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