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The current page says "The ones one usually get this way is the Wizard's Well, the Bow of the Sharpshooter, Cloak of the Undead King and Ring of the Magi - all very powerful" - I have to disagree on the Ring of the Magi. By the time one gets that artifact, the power of one's main hero is typically high enough that the battle ends before spells expire. Or am I missing a particular use-case here? [[User:Memetics|Memetics]] 08:17, 1 March 2012 (UTC) | The current page says "The ones one usually get this way is the Wizard's Well, the Bow of the Sharpshooter, Cloak of the Undead King and Ring of the Magi - all very powerful" - I have to disagree on the Ring of the Magi. By the time one gets that artifact, the power of one's main hero is typically high enough that the battle ends before spells expire. Or am I missing a particular use-case here? [[User:Memetics|Memetics]] 08:17, 1 March 2012 (UTC) | ||
== Play order == | |||
Is it not so, that human players always act before computers? Even if computer is red, and human is blue, I thought it was so that the blue human will act before computer. –[[User:Kapteeni Ruoska|Kapteeni Ruoska]] ([[User talk:Kapteeni Ruoska|talk]]) 14:11, 22 October 2015 (CEST) | |||
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The current page says "The ones one usually get this way is the Wizard's Well, the Bow of the Sharpshooter, Cloak of the Undead King and Ring of the Magi - all very powerful" - I have to disagree on the Ring of the Magi. By the time one gets that artifact, the power of one's main hero is typically high enough that the battle ends before spells expire. Or am I missing a particular use-case here? Memetics 08:17, 1 March 2012 (UTC)
Play order
Is it not so, that human players always act before computers? Even if computer is red, and human is blue, I thought it was so that the blue human will act before computer. –Kapteeni Ruoska (talk) 14:11, 22 October 2015 (CEST)