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[[Image:Dungeon-out.png|frame|right|200px|The dungeon town as seen on the [[adventure map]].]] | [[Image:Dungeon-out.png|frame|right|200px|The dungeon town as seen on the [[adventure map]].]] | ||
The '''dungeon town''' is a evil alignment [[town type]] with [[overlord]] and [[warlock]] [[hero | The '''dungeon town''' is a evil alignment [[town type]] with [[overlord]] and [[warlock]] [[hero class]]es. The dungeon towns are built to act as bases from which to wage campaigns of conquest for wealth and power. Similarly minded [[creature]]s are attracted as allies. Other dungeon creatures are in thrall to their masters. Dungeon armies are possessed of a variety of long [[range attack]]s, have effective damage dealing troops, and have the ability to greatly disrupt the strategies of their enemies. | ||
Although dungeon is quite expensive, it has good magical capabilities (e.g. [[mana vortex]]) and powerful troops like [[black dragon]]s, which are among the strongest creatures in [[Erathia]]. In fact, the black dragon has become a sumbol of the [[Heroes series ]] since it first appeared in [[Heroes of Might and Magic II: The Succession Wars]]. | Although dungeon is quite expensive, it has good magical capabilities (e.g. [[mana vortex]]) and powerful troops like [[black dragon]]s, which are among the strongest creatures in [[Erathia]]. In fact, the black dragon has become a sumbol of the [[Heroes series ]] since it first appeared in [[Heroes of Might and Magic II: The Succession Wars]]. |
Revision as of 06:52, 2 September 2013
The dungeon town is a evil alignment town type with overlord and warlock hero classes. The dungeon towns are built to act as bases from which to wage campaigns of conquest for wealth and power. Similarly minded creatures are attracted as allies. Other dungeon creatures are in thrall to their masters. Dungeon armies are possessed of a variety of long range attacks, have effective damage dealing troops, and have the ability to greatly disrupt the strategies of their enemies.
Although dungeon is quite expensive, it has good magical capabilities (e.g. mana vortex) and powerful troops like black dragons, which are among the strongest creatures in Erathia. In fact, the black dragon has become a sumbol of the Heroes series since it first appeared in Heroes of Might and Magic II: The Succession Wars.
Buildings
Dungeon-Specific Buildings
- Artifact Merchants
- Portal of Summoning
- Mana Vortex
- Battle Scholar Academy
- Guardian of Earth (Grail Building)
Dwellings
Units
Heroes
Magic Heroes (Warlocks)
The following Warlocks are the magic heroes of the Dungeon town:
Might Heroes (Overlords)
The following Overlords are the might heroes of the Dungeon town:
Strategy
Benefits
- Strong units
- Mana Vortex: Doubles your max spell points once a week.
- Can successfully do the famous "Dracageddon" tactic thanks to fast and powerful Black Dragons and Warlocks with high Spell Power.
- The Battle Scholar Academy instantly levels up your starting heroes and can contribute to your seasoned heroes as well.
Weaknesses
- It is quite expensive to play as it needs many resources. This is especially noticeable on Impossible difficulty, because the Pillar of Eyes cost of one of each of the precious resources (Gems, Crystal, Sulfur and Mercury), which can be very hard to come up with early on.
- Manticore/Scorpicore is arguably the weakest Level 6 unit (or the Wyvern is).
Additional Information
Alignment: Evil
Native Terrain: Subterranean
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Castle | |
Rampart | |
Tower | |
Inferno | |
Necropolis | |
Dungeon | |
Stronghold | |
Fortress | |
Conflux | |
Cove | |
Factory |