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'''Eagle Eye''' gives heroes a chance to learn [[spells]] cast by enemy spellcasters in battles. | |||
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Basic Eagle Eye: gives your hero a 40% chance to learn any 1st or 2nd level spell used in combat. | |
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Advanced Eagle Eye: gives your hero a 50% chance to learn any spell up to 3rd level used in combat. | |
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Expert Eagle Eye: gives your hero a 60% chance to learn any spell up to 4th level used in combat. | |
Eagle Eye gives heroes a chance to learn spells cast by enemy spellcasters in battles.
| Level | Chance to learn | Maximum level |
|---|---|---|
| None | 0% | NA |
| Basic | 40% | Second |
| Advanced | 50% | Third |
| Expert | 60% | Fourth |
Heroes with Eagle Eye as a starting skill
The following heroes all start with Basic Eagle Eye:
- Geon the Warlock
- Malcom the Druid
- Nimbus the Necromancer
- Oris the Battle Mage
- Sanya the Cleric
- Serena the Wizard
- Tiva the Witch
Heroes with an Eagle Eye specialty
The following heroes all receive a 5% per level bonus to their Eagle Eye skill:
- Geon the Warlock
- Malcom the Druid
- Nimbus the Necromancer
- Oris the Battle Mage
- Sanya the Cleric
- Serena the Wizard
- Tiva the Witch
Related Artifacts
- Bird of Perception - gives a 5% bonus to Eagle Eye
- Stoic Watchman - gives a 10% bonus to Eagle Eye
- Emblem of Cognizance - gives a 15% bonus to Eagle Eye
Comments/Strategy
Recommended for: Only those desperate heroes having absolutely no access to level four mage guilds, stuck in a purely defensive position and being constantly invaded by enemy heroes. And even then it's questionable, as most other skills still usually grant a more significant advantage.