1. Haven - bad elite units, average champion and core units, but excellent artifacts. 2. Sylvan- average core and champion units, excellent elites in druid/deer/unicorn, terrible artifacts (doubling cape def best for findan and anwen). 3. Necropolis - average core and elite units. Note, I will include the Magma Elemental in the level 4 list (and the Storm Elemental in level 3) as that makes it a more sensible comparison to me, but you are free to do it differently. 1. Mighty Gorgon - The cows rule supreme, 'nuff said. 2. Minotaur King - Awesome unit, one of my favorites in the game. Good speed, awesome stats, and highly Unit Awakening is a further powerful means of enhancing units once they reach Orange tier (at around level 62-64). This is inspired from unit upgrade in the original Heroes of Might and Magic 3. Upon awakening, a unit will morph, changing its appearance and name while also gaining supplementary stats and access to extra Awakening Abilities. Not every unit can be Awakened - as the game One of the worst level 4 units out there. Immune to Fire spells, vulnerable to Water magic. Earth and Magma elementals are really below par troops. They are the worst level 5 unit. No remarkable ability and terrible stats. Here's a bit of trivia: In some maps where a random level 3 monster is allocated, a Magma Elemental spawns sometimes. 600 gold (3) Hex size: 1. Defence: 12. Dmg: 13-16. Spd: 11 (quick) Special: 150% damage to efreet, can cast random beneficial spells on allied stacks with spell power of 6 at advanced spell level (spells are not totally ridiculously chosen though, ex: will not cast prot. from water when fighting wandering creatures). The Rakshasa Raja is as daunting a foe as the Rakshasa Rani, but in addition has the ability to move with sudden speed when he must.OffBck The rakshasa raja is the upgrade of the rakshasa rani, the sixth-level creature of the Academy in Heroes of Might and Magic V. Like the rani, the raja is a formidable damage-dealer that can rush in and cut down enemy creatures, and the "No Retaliation The pit lord is the upgrade to the pit fiend, the fifth-tier creature of the Inferno faction in Heroes of Might and Magic III. It can be recruited from the upgraded hell hole. Pit fiends and pit lords attack with tormenting whip blows. Once per combat, pit lords are able to resurrect dead allied troops as demons in place of another action. The number raised cannot be higher than the number of Sure they seem strong, but morale might be more important than four of those a week. I would consider building a stack of them if there were like three dwellings. 4. Irydion • 3 yr. ago. You also have to consider diploing them. You can get a big stack of them quickly with diplo (if you encounter them). The harpy hag is the upgrade to the harpy, the second-tier creature of the Dungeon faction in Heroes of Might and Magic III. It can be recruited from the upgraded harpy loft. Harpies—half-women Some heroes start with a lot of creatures. With heroes that have unit tier 1, 2, or 3 specializations, you can clear mine defenders easier. However, choose units that you will use in the final phases of the game as well. There are a lot of good heroes and bad heroes. Use the forums and Wiki to know more about them. Find your build. aRcsq.