Also, defence is the most important stat so if you're taking items with you for the next mission make sure it's something improving your defence (BTW, it's often advantageous to defend during fights). Winning in Disciples 2 even on hardest difficulty is very simple - just find out where cities are (gold is the most important resource) and conquer them ASAP ignoring everything else. Has anyone ever completed this Saga on the hardest difficulty, and what strategies did you use? I can beat the garrisons in each of the 3 target cities if I rush them, but holding on 3 is another problem. Now I'm on the fifth map (Darkness and Light) and am getting bombarded with rod planters from both the Empire and Dwarves. Thanks to the passive XP gain on enemy AI I was facing stacks of Lvl 8 Sons of Ymir with 700 hp. At around turn 120 I rushed to the demon gate, capturing each city on the way to heal up. Basically I could only afford the coins and mana to level up my main hero's stack by keeping them near my capital and poaching neutrals and AI stacks that strayed too close by. The fourth map (Salty Dungeon) was hell on earth, and came down to a war of attrition. Uther has a powerful ranged paralyze/fire attack, and better yet you can *clone* him if you use Dopplegangers in combat. The second and third maps were pretty easy. I didn't confront the AI stacks in open combat, and merely held a city on the middle island until Gymner Cloudkeeper walked by, at which point I roasted him with two Ignis Carn and finished him off with my hero. The first map (Broken Seal) was manageable. This means the AI has hordes of units that progressively level up without having to fight neutrals. Secondly, all enemy stacks get a passive XP gain. First the AI produces units at a mind-boggling rate, particularly rod planters, to the point I'm spending half my time removing enemy rods near my capital. I've started Legions of the Damned on the hardest difficulty, and it's quite a difference. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.I've spent a bit of time on Disciples 2: RotE and completed the Dwarf campaign on Normal Difficulty, only struggling with the last two maps. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue.
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