If youre already a fan of the series, you may prefer to get the Might and Magic Platinum Edition which includes not only Might and Magic 9, but games 6, 7, and 8 as well-a good bargain.Warning: Slight spoilers (specifically, names of locations you should visit ASAP) are littered throughout this guide.In some cases, a spell might call for a specific type of candle, such as a seven-day candle or a figure candle to represent a particular person, a form of.Might & Magic 8 uses a combination of the systems of 6 and 7 for the first time in Might & Magic history, there is no difference between a race and a class. In order not not exploit the promotion bug() (5 x the amount shared by the party as is.Finding Might and Magic 9: You can still find this game on the discount rack at some software stores, or you can buy it online quite inexpensively. (Currently posted to Gamefaqs, but pending approval)Score in Might & Magic VIII is measured as the main characters. The status of the project is still in under development, but it. It's an unofficial sequel and spiritual successor for M&M VIII. Might and Magic VIII: Echo of Destruction (also known as Might and Magic 8.5: Echo of Destruction) is an ambitious and large-scale fan-made modification for Might And Magic VIII: Day Of The Destroyer ( download it ).

Melee/Might is consistent soure of damage, but there a numerous mechanics in the game you should be familiar with if you decide to use melee characters. Intent on creating drama and tension, the devs will throw ambush after ambush that immediately places your party stuck in melee combat.2. Ranged is rather weak in this game due to how encounters are structured. From five distinct classes Dark Knight, Dark Wizard, Elf, Holy Mage, and Magic Gladiator.B.2) Melee Hell: Anti-melee game mechanics1. Might & Magic 8 It is wise to form a Party to take on this difficult quest. The other five are of different races by their very nature.

'Magic: Vitality: Spirit = 2: 1: 1' which means allocate 2 points to Magic, 1 point to Vitality and 1 point to Spirit every level up. I will state recommended stats as a proportion out of 4, egs. You gain 4 stat points every level up. More or less.(i) Max out 3 skills (25x3=75) and expert one skill (7), with 3 leftover(ii) Max out 2 skills (25x2= 50), master two skills (2x15 =30) and expert one skill (7)5. Assuming you use the scholar hireling ASAP (bonus EXP), plan for ABOUT 88 skill points (4 at level 1 and 84 from 28 level-ups) or 90 for humans (6 at level 1 and 84 from 28 level-ups) you SHOULD reach about level 29-30 before you reach the final point of no return. Magic suffers early on from lack of mana issues as well as a need for familiarity with resistances, but this issues tapers off in the later stages of the game when you have enough money for potion spam.4.

Shadenuat correctly points out that certain locations are only available if you have certain races. You can probably stinge of Perception stats with melee folks if you put one or both relics on the same hero.7. There are two relics which give bonus to accuracy/attack - one is a Gauntlet, one is a helmet which is purchased from UPLAY with Ubisoft points. Its up to you how you wish to manage your stat point allocation.6. This is due to how much larger proportion of health/mana you get compared to your current total in the early game.

End game maces are sold in Karthal. End game swords are sold in Seahaven. Destiny is useful is you want to dodge attacks, but less for increasing hit chance since you are guaranteed crits once you GM Warfare.Might: Destiny: Vitality: SPirit = 1:1:1:1Shopping: The Two-handed sword relic is given as a reward for a quest. The other main question is where do you spend the rest of your stat points? I'd personally skip Perception completely since Flawless Assault guarantees a hit anyway, at the cost of sometimes missing the counter attack you get from Dodge GM (which may have been blocked anyway). You should invest in Spirit so that you can spam Flawless Assault repeatedly. Dual wielding doesn't work as well as two-handed or shields since only the first strike enjoys the guaranteed crit benefit.Spears are decent weapons due to all the melee block chances, but I'd still recommend taking advantage of the guaranteed crits by using Swords and Maces.Two-handed (for accuracy) OR Shield Master (15)Medium Armor OR Heavy Armor Expert (7) (to use the relevant relic)This is a Might hero, so Might is important.

All this changes if you have a Paladin and/or Freemage in the party. This is complicated by weapons of Relentlessness compare 5 attacks and 1 retaliation with swords to 9 attacks and 1 retaliation with daggers.B). Daggers do about half the damage of swords, so the extra offhand attack from GM-ing Dual Wield together with the retaliation from GM-ing Dodge adds up to about the same dps when wielding swords instead of daggers (total of 3 attacks + 1 retal compared to dagger's 7 attacks + 1 retaliation for half). The real question is if you want to use daggers or swords, but that depends on your party make-up.A) By themselves, a Bladedancer using Swords will about the same DPS with a dagger. There isn't much variety in how one can build the Bladedancer effectively really. Having both is ridiculously overpowered, although it should be noted that you won't get an extra action from kills while using Carnage.The general consensus is that the Bladedancer is the high lord and king of melee dps in the game.

Considering how difficult Relentless weapons are to shop for, a guaranteed Relentless weapon cannot be discounted.Taunt doesn't work on any undead or some nagas and is generally ineffective on enemies with AoE attacks. The one handed mace is the ONLY weapon whose relic has the Relentless attribute (extra attacks) if I recall correctly. HRM.Sadly, you may be better off using a Mace in one hand.

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