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The following heroes receive a 5% per level bonus to their Resistance skill. | The following heroes receive a 5% per level bonus to their Resistance skill. | ||
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== Horn of the Abyss == | |||
Resistance now reduces enemy hero spell power during combat instead of increasing chance to resist spells. The percentage is increased from 5/10/20 to 10/20/30. Read more [[Horn_of_the_Abyss_(Changelog)#Version_1.5.2|here]]. | |||
== Discussion == | == Discussion == | ||
Revision as of 16:07, 17 March 2018
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Basic Resistance: endows a hero's troops with 5% magic resistance. | |
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Advanced Resistance: endows a hero's troops with 10% magic resistance. | |
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Expert Resistance: endows a hero's troops with 20% magic resistance. | |
Resistance is a secondary skill that increases the magic resistance of hero's troops. Warlocks, Witches and Wizards cannot learn Resistance.
Heroes with Resistance as a starting skill:
Ajit the Overlord - Basic Resistance
Bron the Beastmaster - Basic Resistance
Clancy the Ranger - Basic Resistance
Fafner the Alchemist - Basic Resistance
Ignatius the Demoniac - Basic Resistance
Krellion the Barbarian - Basic Resistance
Saurug the Battle Mage - Basic Resistance
Straker the Death Knight - Basic Resistance
Thorgrim the Ranger - Advanced Resistance
Ufretin the Ranger - Basic Resistance
Zilare the Navigator - Basic Resistance 
Heroes with a Resistance specialty:
The following heroes receive a 5% per level bonus to their Resistance skill.
Horn of the Abyss
Resistance now reduces enemy hero spell power during combat instead of increasing chance to resist spells. The percentage is increased from 5/10/20 to 10/20/30. Read more here.
Discussion
It is a common misconception that Garniture of Interference, Surcoat of Counterpoise or Boots of Polarity would increase the resistance secondary skill in a similar way that for example Bow of Elven Cherrywood increases Archery skill. However, this is not the case. The "resistance artifacts" increase the magic resistance of creatures in a similar way Resistance secondary skill does. Basically this means, that wearing any of those artifacts gives the magic resistance bonus with or without the resistance skill – unlike with archery artifacts and Archery skill.
While resistance may not be reliable, it can turn the tide of battle against a magic user when it takes effect.