Each unit has an attack and defend value which determine how much damage they do or take when attacking and defending. The basic action is to attack, after which the attacked unit gets to retaliate. Each stack performs actions one at a time, with the fastest unit types moving first. Units are divided into stacks based on their types so you might have a stack of archers and a stack of dragons. The battle system is very simple yet surprisingly deep. Heroes don't actually engage in combat but they can cast spells and their stats improve the units in their army so a wizard hero's army is going to be more reliant on spell casting and less adept at fighting while a barbarian's army will not be as effective casting spells and will go for more brute force attacks. You control heroes and each hero leads an army of units. It's awesome to see developers take a winning formula and merely tweak and improve instead of overhaul and ruin it as they often do. The second takes everything about the first and simply makes it better (the third improves in the same fashion upon the second). The first release was pretty good in and of itself. The second Heroes of Might and Magic is the definitive turn based tactical strategy game.
Heroes of Might and Magic is the definitive turn based tactical strategy game.
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