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Leadership
	Basic Leadership: increases your hero's troops' morale by 1.
	Advanced Leadership: increases your hero's troops' morale by 2.
	Expert Leadership: increases your hero's troops' morale by 3.

Leadership is a secondary skill, that increases the morale of creatures in hero's army.

Death Knights and Necromancers cannot learn Leadership.

Heroes with Leadership as a starting skill:

All Knights start with Basic Leadership (except Sir Mullich, who starts with Advanced Leadership)
Ajit the Overlord – Basic Leadership
Drakon the Beastmaster – Basic Leadership
Gelu the Ranger – Basic Leadership
Lorelei the Overlord – Basic Leadership
Mephala the Ranger – Basic Leadership
Ryland the Ranger – Basic Leadership
Synca the Overlord – Basic Leadership
Vey the Battle Mage – Basic Leadership
Xarfax the Heretic – Basic Leadership
Xeron the Demoniac – Basic Leadership
Derek the Captain - Basic Leadership

Importance

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Whether to use Leadership or not, depends of a map. If it is fully dedicated to one faction (Tower, Inferno, Stronghold), or if there is only one player on it, Leadership isn't the most important skill, as in most cases, you'll have positive morale, because all you troops are from the same town. On a map with many types of towns it works, especially when you capture a Necropolis and summon undead who decrease morale (pity that Leadership is completely unavailable for a Necropolis hero, therefore summoned troops from other towns will have bad morale - unless a Death Knight or Necromancer gets it on a map, e.g. in a Witch Hut). Aside from Necropolis, the town for which Leadership is least important is Conflux as Elementals are immune to morale.

Chance to get

Town	Class	Chance to learn
Castle	Knight	10 (highest)
Castle	Cleric	2
Rampart	Ranger	6
Rampart	Druid	2
Tower	Alchemist	3
Tower	Wizard	4
Inferno	Demoniac	3
Inferno	Heretic	2
Necropolis	Death Knight	0 (impossible)
Necropolis	Necromancer	0 (impossible)
Dungeon	Overlord	8
Dungeon	Warlock	3
Stronghold	Barbarian	5
Stronghold	Battle Mage	4
Fortress	Beastmaster	5
Fortress	Witch	1
Conflux	Planeswalker	3
Conflux	Elementalist	3
Cove	Captain	6
Cove	Navigator	2
Factory	Mercenary	{{{21}}}
Factory	Artificer	{{{22}}}

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 == Importance ==
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 Whether to use Leadership or not, depends of a map. If it is fully dedicated to one faction ([[Tower]], [[Inferno]], [[Stronghold]]), or if there is only one player on it, Leadership isn't the most important skill, as in most cases, you'll have positive morale, because all you troops are from the same town. On a map with many types of towns it works, especially when you capture a [[Necropolis]] and summon [[undead]] who decrease morale (pity that Leadership is completely unavailable for a Necropolis hero, therefore summoned troops from other towns will have bad morale - unless a Death Knight or Necromancer gets it on a map, e.g. in a [[Witch Hut]]). Aside from Necropolis, the town for which Leadership is least important is [[Conflux]] as [[Elementals]] are immune to morale.