Sacrifice: Difference between revisions

Target, non-undead troop is sacrificed (destroyed). Then another target dead troop has ((power + destroyed troop's base health + 3) x # of creatures sacrificed) in health total of creatures returned to life.

Advanced effect

Same as basic effect, except that health total of creatures resurrected is ((power + destroyed troop's base health + 6) x # of creatures sacrificed)-

Expert effect

Target, non-undead troop is sacrificed (destroyed). Then another target dead troop has ((power + destroyed troop's base health + 10) x # of creatures sacrificed).

Probability of occurrence (%):

Castle
Rampart
Tower	(*)
Inferno
Necropolis
Dungeon
Stronghold
Fortress
Conflux
Cove
Factory
* Without Library

Sacrifice is a 5 level spell in the School of fire magic. It destroys the target living troop in order to resurrect creatures from another stack back to life. This other stack must be receptive to resurrection spell.

Units that can't be Sacrified:

Units that can't be resurrected with sacrifice:

Comments & debate

Typically, it is better to sacrifice a troop with many creatures than a troop with the same total health but fewer units.

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   | a_effect    = Same as basic effect, except that health total of creatures resurrected is ((power + destroyed troop's base health + 6) x # of creatures sacrificed)-
   | e_effect    = Target, non-undead troop is sacrificed (destroyed). Then another target dead troop has ((power + destroyed troop's base health + 10) x # of creatures sacrificed).
-}} It destroys the target [[living]] troop in orded to resurrect creatures from another stack back to life. This another stack must be receptive to [[resurrection]] spell.
+}} It destroys the target [[living]] troop in order to resurrect creatures from another stack back to life. This other stack must be receptive to [[resurrection]] spell.
 '''Units that can't be Sacrified:'''

Sacrifice: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 05:50, 6 July 2015

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