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| Defense = 3 | | Defense = 3 | ||
| Speed = 5 | | Speed = 5 | ||
| Growth = 15 [[Birthing | | Growth = 15 [[Birthing Pools|(+8)]] | ||
| Damage = 1–2 | | Damage = 1–2 | ||
| Health = 4 | | Health = 4 | ||
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| U_health = 4 | | U_health = 4 | ||
| U_cost = 60 | | U_cost = 60 | ||
| U_special = | | U_special = [[Magic channel]] | ||
| No_shots = | | No_shots = | ||
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''"Small, frail, and armed only with their natural scratching claws, imps and familiars are among the weakest units in the game. They are, however, produced in great numbers. When familiars are on the battlefield, they channel 20% of [[spell points]] spent by enemy spellcasters directly into their hero's [[spell point]] pool. "{{-}}<sup>[[Restoration of Erathia Manual Page 97|RoE manual]]''</sup> | ''"Small, frail, and armed only with their natural scratching claws, imps and familiars are among the weakest units in the game. They are, however, produced in great numbers. When familiars are on the battlefield, they channel 20% of [[spell points]] spent by enemy spellcasters directly into their hero's [[spell point]] pool. "{{-}}<sup>[[Restoration of Erathia Manual Page 97|RoE manual]]''</sup> | ||
Building the [[Birthing | Building the [[Birthing Pools]] increases [[Imp and Familiar]] growth by 8 per week. With the [[Grail]] building of Inferno built, the Deity of Fire, will also make every upcoming week to be the week of the imp, which will double their growth. | ||
== Special | == General Tactics and Info == | ||
Imps and Familiars are literally the worst creature in the game, upgraded or not, except for the [[peasant]] and the regular [[gremlin]], who becomes an useful shooter when upgraded. However, they are nice to have as cannon fodder and also to steal some mana from the enemy hero. They can also be farmed for [[Demons]], or, with the [[Grail]] building of [[Inferno]], become more than a decent stack, with their double growth. Still, they are more expensive than they should be. | |||
== Special ability == | |||
While Imps possess no special abilities, Familiars have ability phrased as magic channel. It enables hero to gain spell points during combat if the enemy hero casts any spells and at least one stack of familiars are alive. Mana received this way is 20% of the points the enemy hero uses for the spell (rounded down). The points go straight to hero's mana pool and are at disposal the next time hero wishes to cast a spell. | While Imps possess no special abilities, Familiars have ability phrased as magic channel. It enables hero to gain spell points during combat if the enemy hero casts any spells and at least one stack of familiars are alive. Mana received this way is 20% of the points the enemy hero uses for the spell (rounded down). The points go straight to hero's mana pool and are at disposal the next time hero wishes to cast a spell. | ||
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== Heroes with a specialty == | == Heroes with a specialty == | ||
*{{H|Ignatius|Demoniac}} has imps as a [[Specialty#Creature_specialties|specialty]], which increases the attack and defense skills of any imps or familiars for each level attained after 1st level and gives them a [[speed]] bonus of 1. | *{{H|Ignatius|Demoniac}} has imps as a [[Specialty#Creature_specialties|specialty]], which increases the attack and defense skills of any imps or familiars for each level attained after 1st level and gives them a [[speed]] bonus of 1. | ||
{{creature 'see also'}} | {{creature 'see also'}} | ||
[[Category: Creatures]] | [[Category: Creatures]] | ||