Quick Army Management. Works in adventure, exchange, hero, town and garrison screens. [Shift] + Click – ‘smart’ split, ignores single creatures. Splits creature stack proportionally. You can split stack into even halves in 1 click, or split one stack into many even stacks. This option does not disable the default creature split: to do the Low priority either means that the upgrade is barely noticeable, or the unit overall is pointless. Within these categories the units aren't ranked and go by level, because which one in particular is absolute top priority is often situational. Castle: High priority: Archer, Swordsman, Angel. Mid priority: Pikeman, Gryphon. An 80% increase of 20% (20*1.8=36) only amounts to a 36% chance to resist spells. Therefore, in order to fully resist spells, Thorgrim has to be at level 100, which is impossible since I think the game is maxed out at level 99, but that is still close, at lvl 99, there is a 99% chance to resist and 1% chance to hit. Here goes: 1.Castle 2.Rampart 3.Tower 4.Dungeon 5.Necropolis 6.Stronghold 7.Conflux 8.Fortress 9.Inferno Creatures: Level 1 1.Centaur Captain 2.Halberdier 3.Sprite 4.Skeleton Warrior 5.Master Honorable mentions: Cyclops: Tankier, but weaker swordmaster that can also use a ranged attack if need be. Hydra: Fantastic might based unit with life drain and good offense. Grim reaper: Can be absurdly good on a hero with defense on highest level, they also win every 1v1 in low numbers thanks to its ability. The HoMM heroes' short background narratives often give fantastic oneshot prompts and closely resemble your average D&D character backstories. It would only make sense to compare the two - heroes continue their stories as part of the player's army, while D&D characters write the rest of their story as the campaign progresses. Damage: 1-2. Health: 4. Speed: 7. Cost: 60. Growth: 15. Imps are without a doubt the weakest units in the game - they have low attack and defense values, their damage is ridiculous and with a spread between minimum and maximum damage. To make matters worse, they only have 4 health points. As always, it's not quality that matters, but quantity It is extremely powerful but hard to get. It’s a level 5 spell and its occurrence is less than that of Town Portal. It is also expensive, costing 25 points a cast limiting its use for Might Heroes. Regardless the ability to jump over mountains, creatures, or even just getting extra movement every turn is very powerful. CaJca.