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| name = Necropolis | |||
| alignment = Evil | |||
| class_1 = Death Knight | |||
| class_1_plural = Death Knights | |||
| class_2 = Necromancer | |||
| class_2_plural = Necromancers | |||
| country = Deyja | |||
| description = Necropolis towns are overrun and ruled by undead creatures. They are the natural bases for the Necromancer and Death Knight hero types. Necropolis armies have many units with abilities to weaken their opponents. This quickly gives them an edge over equal or even more powerful enemy armies. | |||
| source = Restoration of Erathia | |||
| page = 100 | |||
| terrain = Dirt | |||
| commonGold = 37000 | |||
| commonWood = 45 | |||
| commonOre = 40 | |||
| mageGold = 6000 | |||
= | | mageWood = 25 | ||
| mageOre = 25 | |||
| mageMercury = 28 | |||
| mageSulfur = 28 | |||
| mageCrystal = 28 | |||
| mageGems = 28 | |||
| dwellingGold = 48400 | |||
| dwellingWood = 60 | |||
| dwellingOre = {{swh|65|70|noicon=}} | |||
| dwellingMercury = {{swh|31|32|noicon=}} | |||
| dwellingSulfur = {{swh|15|22|noicon=}} | |||
| dwellingCrystal = 17 | |||
| dwellingGems = 17 | |||
| uniqueGold = 6000 | |||
| uniqueWood = 20 | |||
| uniqueOre = - | |||
| uniqueMercury = - | |||
| uniqueSulfur = - | |||
| uniqueCrystal = - | |||
| uniqueGems = - | |||
| totalGold = 97400 | |||
| totalWood = 150 | |||
| | | totalOre = {{swh|130|135|noicon=}} | ||
| totalMercury = {{swh|59|60|noicon=}} | |||
| | | totalSulfur = {{swh|43|50|noicon=}} | ||
| | | totalCrystal = 45 | ||
| | | totalGems = 45 | ||
| | | troopGold = 26920 | ||
| | | troopWood = - | ||
| | | troopOre = - | ||
| | | troopMercury = 2 | ||
| troopSulfur = - | |||
| troopCrystal = - | |||
| troopGems = - | |||
| | | sp_banned_1_1 = Bless | ||
| sp_banned_1_2 = Cure | |||
| sp_banned_3_1 = Destroy Undead | |||
= | | sp_banned_3_2 = Hypnotize | ||
{{ | | sp_banned_4_1 = Prayer | ||
| sl_banned_4_1 = Prayer | |||
= | | sp_banned_5_1 = Magic Mirror | ||
| sp_banned_5_2 = Summon Fire Elemental | |||
| sp_banned_5_3 = Summon Water Elemental | |||
| name_1 = Agony | |||
| name_2 = Blackquarter | |||
| name_3 = Blight | |||
| name_4 = Cessacioun | |||
| name_5 = Coldreign | |||
| name_6 = Coldsoul | |||
| name_7 = Death's Gate | |||
| name_8 = Dark Cloud | |||
| name_9 = Dark Eternal | |||
| name_10 = Ghostwind | |||
| name_11 = Grave Raven | |||
| name_12 = Haunt's Wind | |||
| name_13 = Sanctum | |||
| name_14 = Shadow Keep | |||
| name_15 = Terminus | |||
| name_16 = Worm Warren | |||
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{{user commentary| | {{user commentary| | ||
* Necropolis armies have many units with abilities to weaken their opponents. This may give them an advantage over an equal or even a stronger opponent. | * Necropolis armies have many units with abilities to weaken their opponents. This may give them an advantage over an equal or even a stronger opponent. | ||
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* All Necropolis' creatures are [[undead]], which means that they are unaffected by [[morale]]. They are also immune to all [[mind spell]]s as well as [[Curse]], [[Bless]], [[Resurrection]] and [[Death Ripple]]. | * All Necropolis' creatures are [[undead]], which means that they are unaffected by [[morale]]. They are also immune to all [[mind spell]]s as well as [[Curse]], [[Bless]], [[Resurrection]] and [[Death Ripple]]. | ||
* Necropolis is one of the most powerful towns. It has very strong 4th and 6th level creatures, as well as mighty shooters. [[Vampire Lord]]s and [[Dread Knight]]s are among the strongest in their respective levels, and while having [[Power Lich]]es in an army consisting of living creatures may have problematic because of the [[death cloud]] attack, in the army of undead it is an advantage. Skeletons are around average rank of 1st level creatures, but due to [[Necromancy]] secondary skill, their numbers can be | * Necropolis is considered one of the most powerful towns. It has very strong 4th and 6th level creatures, as well as mighty shooters. [[Vampire Lord]]s and [[Dread Knight]]s are among the strongest in their respective levels, and while having [[Power Lich]]es in an army consisting of living creatures may have problematic because of the [[death cloud]] attack, in the army of undead it is an advantage. Skeletons are around average rank of 1st level creatures, but due to [[Necromancy]] secondary skill, their numbers can be significantly greater than other 1st level creatures. The downside is, that [[Walking Dead]]s, [[Wight]]s, and [[Bone Dragon]]s are all among the weakest creatures of their respective levels. In fact, [[Bone Dragon]] is perhaps the weakest 7th level creature. | ||
* Necropolis has excellent magic capabilities. It can build level 5th [[Mage Guild]] and has few special spells like [[Animate Dead]] and [[Death Ripple]] to support the armies. Also, undead hordes are immune to [[mind spell]]s, which greatest advantage is that they cannot be [[blind]]ed or "[[berserk]]ed". In addition, undead do not suffer from negative [[morale]] (nor do they benefit from positive). This makes the [[Spirit of Oppression]] a useful tool for Necropolis armies. | * Necropolis has excellent magic capabilities. It can build level 5th [[Mage Guild]] and has few special spells like [[Animate Dead]] and [[Death Ripple]] to support the armies. Also, undead hordes are immune to [[mind spell]]s, which greatest advantage is that they cannot be [[blind]]ed or "[[berserk]]ed". In addition, undead do not suffer from negative [[morale]] (nor do they benefit from positive). This makes the [[Spirit of Oppression]] a useful tool for Necropolis armies. | ||
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* Even without necromancy, you can turn any creature into [[Skeletons]]. This means that free level 1 map dwelling (like for [[Gremlins]] and [[Imps]]) will give you free skeletons indirectly, thanks to the [[Skeleton Transformer]]. That means you don't even need wandering enemies or the Necromancy secondary skill to raise huge hordes of skeletons as the Necropolis, and outnumber other towns. | * Even without necromancy, you can turn any creature into [[Skeletons]]. This means that free level 1 map dwelling (like for [[Gremlins]] and [[Imps]]) will give you free skeletons indirectly, thanks to the [[Skeleton Transformer]]. That means you don't even need wandering enemies or the Necromancy secondary skill to raise huge hordes of skeletons as the Necropolis, and outnumber other towns. | ||
'''Pros:''' | |||
*A variety of good heroes to choose from. | *A variety of good heroes to choose from. | ||
*A variety of strategies available. | *A variety of strategies available. | ||
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*[[Necromancy]] is a powerful secondary skill that only Necropolis town heroes can utilize effectively and that every [[Necropolis]] hero typically has. Given affordable [[Necromancy amplifier]] buildings (10% point building bonus to [[Necromancy]], '''unique''' town [[secondary skill]] boost building feature for all own heroes on the map, safe the [[Navigation]] centric building [[Lighthouse]] the only [[secondary skill]] bonus enhancer building available in the game) in [[Necropolis]] towns and a range of artifacts that further enhance the skill percentage like [[Vampire%27s_Cowl|Vampire's Cowl]] it is rather easy to recruit a small but steady number of [[Undead]] from most other creatures after fights. Every successful fight will increase the number of level 1 units one has even to astronomical amounts of stack sizes for steady motivation boosts after each encounter. [[Undead]] generally are [[Animate Dead]] resurrectable during combat additionally and the [[Skeleton Transformer]] in a [[Necropolis]] town can change foreign units to [[Skeleton]]s so mixing foreign units with [[Necropolis]] town units does not make them suffer [[morale]] penalty when converting them to [[Skeleton]]s first, one can recruit units off fights with the opponent and they are rather hard to kill and easily replenished given enough mana or [[Necromancy]] skill bonus points which are readily available via buildings or artifacts or even hero specials. | *[[Necromancy]] is a powerful secondary skill that only Necropolis town heroes can utilize effectively and that every [[Necropolis]] hero typically has. Given affordable [[Necromancy amplifier]] buildings (10% point building bonus to [[Necromancy]], '''unique''' town [[secondary skill]] boost building feature for all own heroes on the map, safe the [[Navigation]] centric building [[Lighthouse]] the only [[secondary skill]] bonus enhancer building available in the game) in [[Necropolis]] towns and a range of artifacts that further enhance the skill percentage like [[Vampire%27s_Cowl|Vampire's Cowl]] it is rather easy to recruit a small but steady number of [[Undead]] from most other creatures after fights. Every successful fight will increase the number of level 1 units one has even to astronomical amounts of stack sizes for steady motivation boosts after each encounter. [[Undead]] generally are [[Animate Dead]] resurrectable during combat additionally and the [[Skeleton Transformer]] in a [[Necropolis]] town can change foreign units to [[Skeleton]]s so mixing foreign units with [[Necropolis]] town units does not make them suffer [[morale]] penalty when converting them to [[Skeleton]]s first, one can recruit units off fights with the opponent and they are rather hard to kill and easily replenished given enough mana or [[Necromancy]] skill bonus points which are readily available via buildings or artifacts or even hero specials. | ||
*[[Vampire Lord]]s are by far the most cost-efficient level 4 unit (and arguably the most cost-efficient unit in the game), as they can beat armies of much greater size as long as they are not (like [[Undead]], [[Unliving|Construct]]s or [[Elemental]]s) immune to the Vampire Lords' [[Life drain]] ability and as long as the Vampire Lords are used properly (with [[Blind]] on extra enemy stacks for example or [[Counterstrike]] on the [[Vampire Lord]]s amidst low number/low hp enemy stacks, alternated with [[Animate Dead]] to help out if the [[Life Drain]] to damage inbound ratio is proving destructive to the [[Vampire Lord]] stack - perhaps also using [[Haste]] and the [[Flying]] feature of the [[Vampire Lord]]s to switch opponent melee stacks to feasible ones or to seek a safe point to replenish via [[Animate Dead]], [[Cure]] or [[First Aid]]). | *[[Vampire Lord]]s are by far the most cost-efficient level 4 unit (and arguably the most cost-efficient unit in the game), as they can beat armies of much greater size as long as they are not (like [[Undead]], [[Unliving|Construct]]s or [[Elemental]]s) immune to the Vampire Lords' [[Life drain]] ability and as long as the Vampire Lords are used properly (with [[Blind]] on extra enemy stacks for example or [[Counterstrike]] on the [[Vampire Lord]]s amidst low number/low hp enemy stacks, alternated with [[Animate Dead]] to help out if the [[Life Drain]] to damage inbound ratio is proving destructive to the [[Vampire Lord]] stack - perhaps also using [[Haste]] and the [[Flying]] feature of the [[Vampire Lord]]s to switch opponent melee stacks to feasible ones or to seek a safe point to replenish via [[Animate Dead]], [[Cure]] or [[First Aid]]). | ||
* The level 3 spell [[Animate Dead]] (which the necromancer hero [[Thant]] has built in) can resurrect units in combat, and they '''stay''' resurrected after combat. So given a good balance of [[Thant]]s undead and repairable units compared to the opponent, enough mana for the resurrects and having [[Shackles of War]] for unlimited turns (a smaller version would be using [[Blind]] on all remaining enemy units and killing one [[blind]]ed stack each turn, keeping the enemy locked until the enemy hero is lost to the opponent and the artifacts if any are transferred) he would not lose any units in combat but also often get additional [[Necromancy]] created skeletons (which would hamper movement on the adventure map a little, as [[Skeleton]]s are slow creatures (and even with [[Town Portal]] and [[Dimension Door]] there's an [[adventure map]] movement penalty to consider)). | * The level 3 spell [[Animate Dead]] (which the necromancer hero [[Thant]] has built in) can resurrect units in combat, and they '''stay''' resurrected after combat regardless of if the caster has [[Earth Magic]] or not. So given a good balance of [[Thant]]s undead and repairable units compared to the opponent, enough mana for the resurrects and having [[Shackles of War]] for unlimited turns (a smaller version would be using [[Blind]] on all remaining enemy units and killing one [[blind]]ed stack each turn, keeping the enemy locked until the enemy hero is lost to the opponent and the artifacts if any are transferred) he would not lose any units in combat but also often get additional [[Necromancy]] created skeletons (which would hamper movement on the adventure map a little, as [[Skeleton]]s are slow creatures (and even with [[Town Portal]] and [[Dimension Door]] there's an [[adventure map]] movement penalty to consider)). | ||
*There are number of artifacts that are only useful to Necropolis (artifacts enhancing the created creature number of the unique secondary skill [[Necromancy]] like [[Cloak of the Undead King]], but also [[Pendant of Death]] which counters the mini, undead-only version of [[Armageddon]], damaging all undead on the battlefield, even those recruited in no Necropolis but on the adventure map). | *There are number of artifacts that are only useful to Necropolis (artifacts enhancing the created creature number of the unique secondary skill [[Necromancy]] like [[Cloak of the Undead King]], but also [[Pendant of Death]] which counters the mini, undead-only version of [[Armageddon]], damaging all undead on the battlefield, even those recruited in no Necropolis but on the adventure map). | ||
*This town has the highest chance to get [[Berserk]] in the Mage Guild. | |||
*Both Necropolis hero types begin with a spell book. | *Both Necropolis hero types begin with a spell book. | ||
* The -1 to enemy morale ability for the Bone and Ghost Dragon means that neutral mobs except for Minotaurs will never get an extra turn in battle, giving the Necromancer/Death Knight greater control of the battlefield, reducing losses over time, and eventually resulting in a larger, stronger army. When upgraded to Ghost Dragons, they become faster than all units below level 7, allowing the Necromancer to cast the first spell unless the opponent has a Firebird/Phoenix or an upgraded Black Dragon, Gold Dragon, Arch Angel, or Arch Devil. The Ghost Dragon's aging attack can be terrifying in huge battles when split into 3 stacks and used to age the opponent's best stacks, though useless in small battles. | |||
'''Cons:''' | |||
* Necropolis produces the least amount of units per week. (Not counting Necromancy). | * Necropolis produces the least amount of units per week. (Not counting Necromancy). | ||
* [[Walking Dead]] and [[Zombie]]s slow armies down. | * Half of the troops are weak for their level ([[Walking Dead]] and [[Zombie]]s slow armies down, [[Wight and Wraith|Wights and Wraiths]] have below average stats, and the Bone and Ghost Dragons are the least resilient level 7 troops in the game). | ||
* Only one ranged attacker [[Lich]]/[[Power Lich]] which | * Only one ranged attacker ([[Lich]]/[[Power Lich]]) which has a [[Melee penalty]], no [[Double attack]], and cannot attack Siege Walls. Because they're level 5 it may take some time before they can be recruited which can leave the army without any ranged capabilities. | ||
* | * The undead cannot be [[Bless|Blessed]]. | ||
* Unaffected by positive [[Morale]]. Mixing creatures of other town types without converting them to [[Skeleton]]s via [[Skeleton Transformer]] first will get them negative [[Morale]] of course, on the other hand [[Spirit of Oppression]] is a very nice thing to have for any Necropolis hero with only Necropolis units in the party as it does not do any harm to [[Necropolis]] units. The [[Dread Knight]]s' [[Death blow]] feature works largely (no [[Luck]] bonus for the second strike) like an attack only, no movement [[Morale]] bonus would, but at a higher probability of 20% (high [[Morale]] has 12.5% of activating a second action each creature) and it is a natural feature. | * Unaffected by positive [[Morale]]. Mixing creatures of other town types without converting them to [[Skeleton]]s via [[Skeleton Transformer]] first will get them negative [[Morale]] of course, on the other hand [[Spirit of Oppression]] is a very nice thing to have for any Necropolis hero with only Necropolis units in the party as it does not do any harm to [[Necropolis]] units. The [[Dread Knight]]s' [[Death blow]] feature works largely (no [[Luck]] bonus for the second strike) like an attack only, no movement [[Morale]] bonus would, but at a higher probability of 20% (high [[Morale]] has 12.5% of activating a second action each creature) and it is a natural feature. | ||
* Difficulties in the early game, where your slow level 1 and level 2 creatures are not the best to conquer mines and explore the map (and in the endgame a host of in-combat resurrectable skeletons might hamper adventure map transfers (to re-flag buildings for instance) safe for [[Town Portal]] which is a nice (and often ''banned'') spell to jump the adventure map)). | * Difficulties in the early game, where your slow level 1 and level 2 creatures are not the best to conquer mines and explore the map (and in the endgame a host of in-combat resurrectable skeletons might hamper adventure map transfers (to re-flag buildings for instance) safe for [[Town Portal]] which is a nice (and often ''banned'') spell to jump the adventure map)). | ||
* | * Necropolis heroes cannot learn [[First Aid]], even though their blacksmith produces first aid tents. | ||
* While [[Armageddon]] can show up in the Mage Guild, it's not that helpful for Necropolis units since they don't have innate fire magic immunity (though [[Anti-Magic]] can somewhat compensate for this). Moreover, a [[Rampart]], [[Inferno]], [[Dungeon]], or [[Conflux]] hero may capture a Necropolis and learn Armageddon, which will be used in a proper way via [[Dragogeddon]]. | |||
* [[Armageddon]] | |||
* Dirt which is Necropolis's [[native terrain]] doesn't give any [[movement penalty]] to the enemy. | * Dirt which is Necropolis's [[native terrain]] doesn't give any [[movement penalty]] to the enemy. | ||
* This town is often considered too strong and thus is ''banned'' in many multiplayer games/tournaments. In {{hota}} all percentages for [[Necromancy]] got halved in an attempt to balance this and also [[Galthran]] got replaced by [[Ranloo]]. | * This town is often considered too strong and thus is ''banned'' in many multiplayer games/tournaments. In {{hota}}, all percentages for [[Necromancy]] got halved in an attempt to balance this and also [[Galthran]] got replaced by [[Ranloo]]. | ||
'''Some thoughts''' | |||
If you can upgrade your Estate early, you should do so. The Vampire Lords are one of the best 4th-level creatures in the game. Since they draw life from their enemy, and resurrect themselves, they can be used to single-handedly take out large numbers of low-level creatures. Combine with "counterstrike" to get even better effect. | If you can upgrade your Estate early, you should do so. The Vampire Lords are one of the best 4th-level creatures in the game. Since they draw life from their enemy, and resurrect themselves, they can be used to single-handedly take out large numbers of low-level creatures. Combine with "counterstrike" to get even better effect. | ||
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The Necropolis has only a few units they can rely on, the others can wait with being bought and, in time, even be ignored. The reliable units are: [[Skeleton Warrior]]s, [[Vampire Lord]]s, [[Power Lich]]es and [[Dread Knight]]s. | The Necropolis has only a few units they can rely on, the others can wait with being bought and, in time, even be ignored. The reliable units are: [[Skeleton Warrior]]s, [[Vampire Lord]]s, [[Power Lich]]es and [[Dread Knight]]s. | ||
You get [[Skeleton Warrior]]s only if your ranks are full at the *end* of combat and if you have a stack of [[Skeleton Warrior]]s and no stack of [[Skeleton]]s. The | You get [[Skeleton Warrior]]s only if your ranks are full at the *end* of combat and if you have a stack of [[Skeleton Warrior]]s and no stack of [[Skeleton]]s. The downside is that you get less than if you'd get normal [[Skeleton]]s (2/3rds as many). Therefore, if it is logistically manageable, it would be better to try and get a horde of normal [[Skeleton]]s first, and then upgrade them at a Necropolis or Hill Fort for the last battle. | ||
If there are any Level 1 dwellings nearby, recruit them and take them to the Necropolis. If you have a [[Skeleton Transformer]], you're practically getting free [[skeleton]]s, and even free [[Skeleton warrior]]s if there is a [[Hill Fort]] close by too. | If there are any Level 1 dwellings nearby, recruit them and take them to the Necropolis. If you have a [[Skeleton Transformer]], you're practically getting free [[skeleton]]s, and even free [[Skeleton warrior]]s if there is a [[Hill Fort]] close by too. | ||
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{{Town 'see also'}} | |||
[[Category: Necropolis]] | [[Category: Necropolis]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:59, 7 March 2025
Necropolis is an Evil alignment town, home to the Death Knight and Necromancer hero classes.
Necropolis represents Deyja.
The native terrain of Necropolis is Dirt.
"Necropolis towns are overrun and ruled by undead creatures. They are the natural bases for the Necromancer and Death Knight hero types. Necropolis armies have many units with abilities to weaken their opponents. This quickly gives them an edge over equal or even more powerful enemy armies." Restoration of Erathia Manual
Necropolis Buildings[edit | hide]
Toggle Necropolis Building Tree
Building Category
Cost 
Common Buildings
37000
45
40
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-
-
Mage Guild
6000
25
25
28
28
28
28
Dwellings
48400
60
65
31
15
17
17
Unique Buildings
6000
20
-
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Total Building Cost
97400
150
130
59
43
45
45
Weekly Troop Cost
26920
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2
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Common Buildings[edit | hide]
Halls
-
2500
5000
10000
Fortifications
5000
20
20
2500
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5
5000
10
10
Miscellaneous Buildings
500
5
-
500
5
-
5000
-
5
1000
5
-
Mage Guild
2000
5
-
1000
5
4
1000
5
6
1000
5
8
1000
5
10
Banned Spells
Creature Dwellings[edit | hide]
Building
Cost
Creature
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400
5
5
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1000
5
5
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1000
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5
-
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1000
5
5
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-
-
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1500
5
5
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-
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1500
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4
-
-
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2000
5
5
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-
-
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2000
10
-
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10
10
2000
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5
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4
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2000
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5
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4
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6000
10
10
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3000
-
5
2
2
2
2
10000
5
5
5
5
5
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15000
5
5
20
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30
16
14
8
6
4
2
1800
2100
1600
2000
2800
3220
2880
4000
3300
3600
4800
6000
3600
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6000
2
Unique Buildings[edit | hide]
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Description
1000
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Gives all allied heroes +10% Necromancy.
Produces the shroud in a 20 square radius around the town for all enemy players.
Allows the player to convert creatures to Skeletons and Bone Dragons.
Allows the player to purchase boats if the town is next to water.
Heroes[edit | hide]
Creatures[edit | hide]
| Name | Town | Lvl | Att | Def | Dmg- | Dmg+ | HP | Spd | Grw | AI Val | Cost | Special | |
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| Skeleton
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1 | 5 | 4 | 1 | 3 | 6 | 4 | 12 | 60 | 60
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Undead | |
| Skeleton Warrior
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1+ | 6 | 6 | 1 | 3 | 6 | 5 | 12 | 85 | 70
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Undead | |
| Walking Dead
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2 | 5 | 5 | 2 | 3 | 15 | 3 | 8 | 98 | 100
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Undead | |
| Zombie
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2+ | 5 | 5 | 2 | 3 | 20 | 4 | 8 | 128 | 125
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Undead, Disease | |
| Wight
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3 | 7 | 7 | 3 | 5 | 18 | 5 | 7 | 252 | 200
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Undead, Flying, Regeneration | |
| Wraith
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3+ | 7 | 7 | 3 | 5 | 18 | 7 | 7 | 315 | 230
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Undead, Flying, Regeneration, Mana drain | |
| Vampire
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4 | 10 | 9 | 5 | 8 | 30 | 6 | 4 | 555 | 360
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Undead, Flying, No enemy retaliation | |
| Vampire Lord
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4+ | 10 | 10 | 5 | 8 | 40 | 9 | 4 | 783 | 500
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Undead, Flying, No enemy retaliation, Life drain | |
| Lich
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5 | 13 | 10 | 11 | 13 | 30 | 6 | 3 | 848 | 550
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Ranged (12 shots), Undead, Death cloud | |
| Power Lich
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5+ | 13 | 10 | 11 | 15 | 40 | 7 | 3 | 1079 | 600
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Ranged (24 shots), Undead, Death cloud | |
| Black Knight
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6 | 16 | 16 | 15 | 30 | 120 | 7 | 2 | 2087 | 1200
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Undead, Curse | |
| Dread Knight
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6+ | 18 | 18 | 15 | 30 | 120 | 9 | 2 | 2382 | 1500
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Undead, Curse, Death blow | |
| Bone Dragon
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7 | 17 | 15 | 25 | 50 | 150 | 9 | 1 | 3388 | 1800
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Dragon, Undead, Flying, Morale -1 | |
| Ghost Dragon
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7+ | 19 | 17 | 25 | 50 | 200 | 14 | 1 | 4696 | 3000
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1
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Dragon, Undead, Flying, Morale -1, Aging |
Town Names[edit | hide]
Unless specified by the mapmaker, towns will generate with a random name. Necropolis towns will use one of these following names:
| Agony | Blackquarter | Blight | Cessacioun |
| Coldreign | Coldsoul | Death's Gate | Dark Cloud |
| Dark Eternal | Ghostwind | Grave Raven | Haunt's Wind |
| Sanctum | Shadow Keep | Terminus | Worm Warren |
If there are more Necropolis towns on the map than possible names, they will use names taken from other towns.
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