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Revision as of 01:58, 11 January 2024
| School of Fire Magic |
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| Level 1 |
| Bloodlust |
| Curse |
| Magic Arrow * |
| Protection from Fire |
| Level 2 |
| Blind |
| Fire Wall |
| Visions * |
| Level 3 |
| Fireball |
| Land Mine |
| Misfortune |
| Level 4 |
| Armageddon |
| Berserk |
| Fire Shield |
| Frenzy |
| Inferno |
| Slayer |
| Level 5 |
| Sacrifice |
| Summon Fire Elemental |
| School of Air Magic |
| School of Earth Magic |
| School of Water Magic |
| Sacrifice | ||
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| School: | Fire Magic | |
| Level: | 5th | |
| Cost: | 25/20 | |
| Duration: | permanent | |
| Basic Effect | ||
| Target, non-undead troop is sacrificed (destroyed). Then another target dead troop has ((power + destroyed troop's base health + 3) x # of creatures sacrificed) in health total of creatures returned to life. | ||
| Advanced Effect | ||
| Target, non-undead troop is sacrificed (destroyed). Then another target dead troop has ((power + destroyed troop's base health + 6) x # of creatures sacrificed) in health total of creatures returned to life. | ||
| Expert Effect | ||
| Target, non-undead troop is sacrificed (destroyed). Then another target dead troop has ((power + destroyed troop's base health + 10) x # of creatures sacrificed) in health total of creatures returned to life. | ||
| Probability of occurrence (%): | ||
 Castle |
0 | |
 Rampart |
0 | |
 Tower |
0 (0*) | |
 Inferno |
20 | |
 Necropolis |
16 | |
 Dungeon |
12 | |
 Stronghold |
0 | |
 Fortress |
0 | |
 Conflux |
0 | |
 Cove  |
0 | |
 Factory |
??? | |
| * Without Library | ||
The spell destroys (sacrifices) the target living troop in order to resurrect creatures of another stack back to life. The other stack must be receptive to the Resurrection spell. A sacrificed stack leaves an empty hex on the battlefield without anything to be resurrected or summoned as Demons, i.e. without leaving a corpse for any uses.
Creatures immune to Sacrifice (or resurrection via Sacrifice):
- Undead
- Golems
- Elementals
- Mechanicals
Stone and Obsidian Gargoyles
Gold Dragon *can be sacrificed but not resurrected NOTE: In HotA , Gold Dragons can be resurrected with Sacrifice as both parts of the spell are now considered level 5.
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Typically, it is better to sacrifice a troop with a greater number of creatures than a troop with the same total health but fewer units.