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===Strengths=== | ===Strengths=== | ||
* [[Castle Gate]]: A life-saver on maps | * [[Castle Gate]]: A life-saver on maps where you control more than one Inferno town. | ||
* [[Pit Lord]]'s [[Summon Demons|Demon summon]] ability: Lets you horde demons. | * [[Pit Lord]]'s [[Summon Demons|Demon summon]] ability: Lets you horde demons. | ||
* [[Efreet Sultan]]s are very good at clearing a map: they have speed, damage, and enough | * [[Efreet Sultan]]s are very good at clearing a map: they have speed, damage, and enough health. They can also be used in a [[Dracageddon]] combo. | ||
===Weaknesses=== | ===Weaknesses=== | ||
*[[Arch Devil]]s are very expensive. | *[[Arch Devil]]s are very expensive. | ||
*Lacking in the Hero department. | *Lacking in the [[:Category:Heroes|Hero]] department. | ||
*[[Imp]]s and [[Familiar]]s are incredibly weak first level units, and have no redeeming features save their speed (the [[Familiar]]s' | *[[Imp]]s and [[Familiar]]s are incredibly weak first level units, and have no redeeming features save their speed (the [[Familiar]]s' [[Magic Channel]] ability is hardly noticable). | ||
*The Inferno produces the least hit points per week of all the towns. | *The Inferno produces the least hit points per week of all the towns. | ||
Revision as of 20:13, 25 February 2013
The Inferno is an Evil alignment town focused mainly on offensive magic.
Overview
Inferno towns appear in the regions of Erathia where demons rise from hell to the surface. Demoniacs and Heretics managed to form an alliance with the inhabitants of Inferno. The Inferno troops are great in hand-to-hand combat. The main flaw of the Inferno army is the lack of shooters, but it's compensated by its relatively fast build tree and the high damage output of its creatures. The fast Efreet Sultans, the terrible Devils, and the Pit Lords with their demon-herding ability make them a serious force.
Inferno deals with everything that is fire. Although often considered a weak town, Inferno still has some nasty advantages. Put simply, Inferno isn't bad at all, it's just more difficult to play with.
Structures
Inferno Specific Buildings
Creature Dwellings
Town Costs
["Basic" includes Citadel, Castle & any prerequisites: "Upgrades" also includes prerequisites]
| Resource | Basic | Upgrades | All |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | 38300 | 32500 | 115300 |
| Wood | 45 | 15 | 120 |
| Ore | 55 | 20 | 120 |
| Crystal | 0 | 4 | 28 |
| Gems | 3 | 9 | 36 |
| Mercury | 23 | 39 | 86 |
| Sulfur | 3 | 19 | 51 |
Troop cost/week: 28090 Gold 4 Mercury
Units
Heroes
Magic Heroes (Heretics)
The following Heretics are the magic heroes of the Inferno town:
Might Heroes (Demoniacs)
The following Demoniacs are the might heroes of the Inferno town:
Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths
- Castle Gate: A life-saver on maps where you control more than one Inferno town.
- Pit Lord's Demon summon ability: Lets you horde demons.
- Efreet Sultans are very good at clearing a map: they have speed, damage, and enough health. They can also be used in a Dracageddon combo.
Weaknesses
- Arch Devils are very expensive.
- Lacking in the Hero department.
- Imps and Familiars are incredibly weak first level units, and have no redeeming features save their speed (the Familiars' Magic Channel ability is hardly noticable).
- The Inferno produces the least hit points per week of all the towns.
Strategies
The Castle Gate is an enormous advantage. Use it. Often. One of the good things about it is that you only have to upgrade all the creature buildings in ONE town, just use a backup hero to teleport between the different towns to pick up creatures, then teleport to upgrade them all at once at the upgraded town.
Another good thing about the Castle Gate is that one hero can be used to defend all towns.
Additional Information
Alignment: Evil
J R rates this town's music 4/5