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Old 05-16-2009, 09:48 AM
Vilk Vilk is offline
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Lol ok that's weird but I always get this spell here! At least 4 times when I didn't forget and never something else. Well I saw in another post someone mentioning that this spell was one of the non random item of the game, so if it's not with this quest item then it's with something else I guess.

Are you using the 1.7 version? That could depend of the version.

About tactics in this fight I forgot mention points I'm using too:
  • Take care don't kill enemy stacks but only reduce them.
  • Necromancers aren't the priority at the very beginning of the game.
  • Before starting finish killing stacks lowering Necromancers very low is the point to do.
  • Mass magic chain is nice for first round if you have it.

EDIT: Well for sure it's quite tougher in impossible mode but other fights too!

EDIT2: I bet you are wrong about the necromancer spell, it is always in the book, I just start a new game and did the quest and get it one more time and the text quote the spell when you get it. It's a book about Necromancer, there's logic to get that spell in particular. All of that isn't a proof but a high suspicion that this isn't a random spell, very low chance that I always get it if it's random. Perhaps it's dependent of the game version.

EDIT3: I see the confusion, it's not the quest reward but in the item quest, you have to use it to get the spell.

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Old 05-16-2009, 10:21 AM
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On Karador try to use the AOE from his necromancers against him (with Target spell), also dont kill the stacks, just reduce all of them evenly, and when they are all low, kill all of them fast in a turn or 2. This way you prevent him from raising too much stuff.
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Old 05-16-2009, 10:29 AM
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Nice the target thing is interesting, at level 3 it attracts attack of level 4 enemy units?
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Old 05-16-2009, 11:06 AM
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Nice the target thing is interesting, at level 3 it attracts attack of level 4 enemy units?
You can bet on it
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Old 05-22-2009, 07:57 AM
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Things to remember when fighting him:

-If you manage to completely kill one of his stacks, he will ALWAYS use Necro call on the stack. This is a GOOD thing. You'd rather have him resurrect a unit (that can only act next round) then for him to pepper you with chain lightning, hypnotize your troops or cast mass curse...

-Ice Shards. Use them first round! The dumb Death Knight spent 5 rounds just getting to me, hacking at the crystals.

-Kill Spiders and Bone Dragons fast. Spiders are a pain at that size, and Dragons are simply easy to kill and they'll be blocking you.

Units I used:

-Royal Snakes (with Feona and Snake ring, even the 50% poison res. of the Undead won't matter...)
-Black Dragons (sneak around the map, in the mountains you're sure to find a place to recruit them, even if you cannot fight the guards, just lure them away).
-Shamen (your only source to heal your dragons, plus use totems + ice shards to block his troops/block bodies. They make surprisinglx)
-Griffin (your meatshields. Go for the Necromancers and Skeleton Archers with them, never mind the losses, they can be resurrected easily).
-Originally I use Evil Beholders as fifth, but they are mostly useless against undead. So, I switched to Black Unicrons. They deal extra 50% damage to undead, are relatively tough and fast, plus resistant to magic. You can get them on the Grey Wasteland from the 'evil' druid after you do his quest.

As someone said above, the key to no losses is to:

1: prevent Karador from casting damage/hypnotize spells
2: leave the crystal and one minor troop intact that you kill every round
3: use Rage Taking+Chargers to get mana back, and resurrect your troops. You need to have Rage Taking on a high level for this, for me it was +45 Rage each time used.

It will take a lot of rounds, and pray that the game doesn't freeze or you don't get a blackout during the battle!

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Old 05-22-2009, 09:28 AM
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How you have healed dragon with dancing axes on undead? -.-
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Old 05-16-2009, 02:36 PM
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On Karador try to use the AOE from his necromancers against him (with Target spell), also dont kill the stacks, just reduce all of them evenly, and when they are all low, kill all of them fast in a turn or 2. This way you prevent him from raising too much stuff.
I was thinking about that, but the only tank I can get easily into their lines and cast target on it, is an emerald dragon and they aren't the best tankers vs. physical damage dealers. For instance, the black knights just love to crit them for over 1.4k damage (with a shield from the mages!!!) and that 2 dragons out of 10 down in a hit. I was a bit unlucky with the creature setup in ellinia. First of all, no hunters whatsoever (save for the 37 hunters that join you when you break the siege), so I had to do quite a bit of sacrificing to up their number. No ancient ents either. The non-ellinia based creature dwellings provided some cannoneers (good), and barbarians, human archers, royal thorns, guardsmen and swordsmen (bad). There were some griffins and I tried using them, but to no avail - as soon as the stack dropped to 140 (which happened in a few rounds, even though I was using shield from the mages, resurrection and time back), karador just used hypnotize after all my units have moved (since I generally have a better initiative) and BB griffins, because even if I wait and dispel, he would just hypnotize them the next turn and it's BB again

So I had to tuck my tail between my legs, go level up and prepare a better party setup. One of the best tanks vs. physical damage dealers that are most of Karador's army is the Knight. If I find archdemons in demonis I won't pass on them either since as a high-level Paladin I have tolerance. Horsemen may also cut it, since they have 20% physical and 20% fire resistance. We'll see. I have to go to Demonis first, and Demonis is a big place with a lot of XP roaming there.

One thing's for certain. The double battles with the powerpuff girl army (as sector24 called it) are a piece of cake. Open with mass haste, Inquisitors build rage, dryads cast lullaby, the sprites and fairies kill the lvl 4 unit (the orc shaman in my case). The next turn everything waits, dryad summons thorns and then time back on the dryads. Now you have lullaby and thorns again. Then it's easy. The future double had some units left after both lullaby's (turn 5), so cast target on one of the summoned thorns and it's GG

BTW, Vilk, you may have been right about necro call. The good question is where did I put that spell and did I sell it by mistake. If I did, it's my noobish mistake then

EDIT: I lied in this post There are hunters in my game. There are 2.4k hunters in a tower in the absolute backside of Demonis Now who would look for them here, surrounded by red and black dragons?!
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Old 05-17-2009, 12:26 AM
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Sorry for the double post... I hate to do it, but it has to be done

Karador bit the big one tonight. The party that dropped him consisted of:

Horsemen
Demons (furious skill, always retaliates, better than a griffin)
Inquisitors
Priests
Archmages

I put the priests and the inquisitors in one corner and used them to gradually reduce the numbers of the enemy. I may have accidentally sold necro call, but xeona's castle had that spell and it was pivotal in this battle. As soon as an enemy dies, use the spell and get yourself an ally. You don't really need to level it up a lot - a simple lvl 1 will do. At lvl 1 you get 2 bone dragons from the fallen stack, which is enough. You're not counting on the raised undead to win the battle for you - just to stop the crystal from summoning.

The silver rapier helps a lot here with it's 30% attack vs. undead and it's a rather common item. Good matches for this battle are: horsemen vs. black knights (good resistance) and demons vs. everything else. The priests and inquisitors help to drop the enemy stacks to non-lethal sizes and the battle is won

After everything is cleared out, poison cloud over the bone dragons, magic spring on them and get resurrecting. I left the poison cloud at lvl 1 (doing 20-40 poison damage for 10 attacks) and the bone dragons were taking only 3-6 damage from the cloud and giving back a lot of mana. Sweet.

There is one word of caution here. If you're going for the no losses win, you should be extra careful. If you lose a stack, as I did, and the crystal summons something from it, as it happened in my battle, it counts as a loss of the entire stack. That's how my losses count went up a whopping 432 up
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Old 05-17-2009, 07:15 AM
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Gratz on your victory
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Old 07-27-2009, 10:51 AM
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Sorry for the double post... I hate to do it, but it has to be done

Karador bit the big one tonight. The party that dropped him consisted of:

Horsemen
Demons (furious skill, always retaliates, better than a griffin)
Inquisitors
Priests
Archmages

I put the priests and the inquisitors in one corner and used them to gradually reduce the numbers of the enemy. I may have accidentally sold necro call, but xeona's castle had that spell and it was pivotal in this battle. As soon as an enemy dies, use the spell and get yourself an ally. You don't really need to level it up a lot - a simple lvl 1 will do. At lvl 1 you get 2 bone dragons from the fallen stack, which is enough. You're not counting on the raised undead to win the battle for you - just to stop the crystal from summoning.

The silver rapier helps a lot here with it's 30% attack vs. undead and it's a rather common item. Good matches for this battle are: horsemen vs. black knights (good resistance) and demons vs. everything else. The priests and inquisitors help to drop the enemy stacks to non-lethal sizes and the battle is won

After everything is cleared out, poison cloud over the bone dragons, magic spring on them and get resurrecting. I left the poison cloud at lvl 1 (doing 20-40 poison damage for 10 attacks) and the bone dragons were taking only 3-6 damage from the cloud and giving back a lot of mana. Sweet.

There is one word of caution here. If you're going for the no losses win, you should be extra careful. If you lose a stack, as I did, and the crystal summons something from it, as it happened in my battle, it counts as a loss of the entire stack. That's how my losses count went up a whopping 432 up
How can you resurrect Demons ?
Does the inquistor spell works on them ?
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