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School of Fire Magic

Level 1

Bloodlust

Curse

Magic Arrow *

Protection from Fire

Level 2

Blind

Fire Wall

Visions *

Level 3

Fireball

Land Mine

Misfortune

Level 4

Armageddon

Berserk

Fire Shield

Frenzy

Inferno

Slayer

Level 5

Sacrifice

Summon Fire Elemental

School of Air Magic

School of Earth Magic

School of Water Magic

Armageddon

School:

fire magic

Level:

4

Cost:

24

Duration:

instant

Basic effect

All troops take (30 + (power x 50)) points of damage.

Advanced effect

All troops take (60 + (power x 50)) points of damage.

Expert effect

All troops take (120 + (power x 50)) points of damage.

Probability of occurrence (%):

Castle
Rampart
Tower	(*)
Inferno
Necropolis
Dungeon
Stronghold
Fortress
Conflux
Cove
Factory
* Without Library

Armageddon is a 4 level spell in the School of fire magic. It damages all creatures on the battlefield, including the caster's own troops. Creature specialities still applies, which means that for example black dragons or efreet sultans do not suffer any damage.

Damages all troops at once with a fixed amount of damage and can be used a first spell that has its casting phase before units - so if the spell power is of sufficient level and there are no immunes in the enemies stacks the enemy hero is easily vanquished and possible artifacts are transferred - better than shackles of war.

Chaos cities have black dragons and Inferno Cities have efreet sultans, Conflux Cities have Firebirds all of which apart from fire immunity (and are thus immune to this spell and not hit by friendly fire that way) also have a good movement rate and less movement penalties on the travel map compared to an all level city group, making them feasible for the use of this spell and no other units (which is called the Dragogeddon tactic).

Units immune to its effects:

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 }} It damages all creatures on the battlefield, including the caster's own troops. Creature specialities still applies, which means that for example [[black dragon]]s or [[efreet sultan]]s do not suffer any damage.
-Damages all troops at once with a fixed amount of damage and can be used a first spell that has its casting phase before units - so if the spell power is of sufficient level and there are no immunes in the enemies stacks the enemy hero is easily vanquished and possible artifacts are transferred - better than [[shackles of war]]. Chaos cities have [[black dragon]]s and Inferno Cities have [[efreet sultan]]s, Conflux Cities have [[Firebird]]s all of which apart from fire immunity also have a good movement rate and less movement penalties on the travel map compared to an all level city group, making them feasible for the use of this spell and no other units (which is called the [[Dragogeddon]] tactic).
+Damages all troops at once with a fixed amount of damage and can be used a first spell that has its casting phase before units - so if the spell power is of sufficient level and there are no immunes in the enemies stacks the enemy hero is easily vanquished and possible artifacts are transferred - better than [[shackles of war]].
+Chaos cities have [[black dragon]]s and Inferno Cities have [[efreet sultan]]s, Conflux Cities have [[Firebird]]s all of which apart from fire immunity (and are thus immune to this spell and not hit by friendly fire that way) also have a good movement rate and less movement penalties on the travel map compared to an all level city group, making them feasible for the use of this spell and no other units (which is called the [[Dragogeddon]] tactic).
 '''Units immune to its effects:'''

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