However, their types are split up across multiple flags, allowing for a variety of combinations. The more obvious and well known characteristics of any unit is their type.
Slayer's Blade: Gives +20 damage against large and huge units.There are also hero items that affect units based on their size: Barbarian heroes have access to a skill known as Reave, which deals +5 damage per point invested in the skill to huge (and large) targets.Barbarian heroes have access to a skill known as Reave, which deals +5 damage per point invested in the skill to large (and huge) targets.Immunity to Transform and Strip Flesh spells.However, no hero class has access to this skill. There exists a hero skill known as Trample that deals +5 damage per point invested in the skill to small targets.As such, each size value has no direct effect on the unit and the list below instead shows what other units, spells and skills work off these values.
It has no affect on the unit's actual physical presence in game and instead is used only for references by certain enemy spells and skills. Paladin class heroes have access to a skill known as Smite Evil, which deals +10 damage per point invested in the skill to evil units.Įvery unit in the game is assigned a size value - a value that does very little.Can be targeted and harmed by the Cathedral's and Tower of the Moon's Holy Word attack.Can be targeted and harmed by the Purify spell.Take double damage from an Inquisitor's melee attack.Take double damage from the Celestial Dragon's breath attack.Deathknight class heroes have access to a skill known as Smite Good, which deals +10 damage per point invested in the skill to good units.Take double damage from the elite Daemon unit.Take double damage from the Dragonliche's breath attack.Instead, a unit's alignment is checked by enemy units and spells to decide what effects are to take place. As such the list below shows what other units, spells and skills work off these values. Every unit is given an alignment but the effects are limited and do not directly effect the unit. Units can even be neutral - neither good nor evil. Such is the impact that Titans have on the game, they have their own page with more details.Īlignment determines whether a unit is considered good or evil. The game tallies each Titan killed for each hero and can be viewed through the stats page when selecting a hero to play with. Titan is an additional tag that can be added to a unit along side any other race tag they may have, but cannot be used along side the Extra-Planar tag.
Cannot be offered as a new recruit after a battle is over.In 1.03.1+ they have a 33% resistance to all forms of damage.Immunity to transformation spells (Transform, Mutate and Strip Flesh).Banesword: Gives +15 damage against Humans.Ĭlick the button on the right to see a list of all the Human units.Ogre's Blade: Gives +5 damage against Humans.There are also hero items that affect Human units: The Undead race have access to a research known as Fallen Knight which allows Slayer Knights and Doom Knights to deal triple damage to Human targets. Swarm heroes and Lichelord / Deathknight classes have access to the Manslayer skill, which deals +5 damage per point invested in the skill to Human targets. Below are all the racial tags in the game and their effects on the units that have them, as well as any units or skills that prey upon these tags. These tags are also used to allow certain units to deal extra damage to them. These traits aren't very well known due to the lack of in-game information on them, with weather effects being the only exception. The race tags have the biggest impact on the game out of the tags / flags a unit has, offering both bonuses and penalties to the unit.
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