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- In campaigns where your hero carries over from one scenario to the next, it's worth getting as many permanent attribute boosts and spells as possible before finishing the current scenario as they will carry over as well. Artifacts will not carry over, some plot-specific ones notwithstanding. | - In campaigns where your hero carries over from one scenario to the next, it's worth getting as many permanent attribute boosts and spells as possible before finishing the current scenario as they will carry over as well. Artifacts will not carry over, some plot-specific ones notwithstanding. | ||
- Upgrading your Village/Town/City Hall into a | - Upgrading your Village/Town/City Hall into a Capitol in your starting town should usually be your first priority due to the income boost it provides. There are a handful of exceptions however, for example Tower will want to upgrade Gremlins into Master Gremlins and Conflux will want to upgrade Pixies to Sprites on the first day as they're far stronger than their unupgraded counterparts and make early fights far easier. | ||
- It's often a good idea to hire a second hero from your town's Tavern on the first day. Not only can you add their starting troops to yours, but you can use them to pick up resources, transport troops, grab weekly creatures and resources and so forth while your main hero focuses on exploring and fighting enemies. | - It's often a good idea to hire a second hero from your town's Tavern on the first day. Not only can you add their starting troops to yours, but you can use them to pick up resources, transport troops, grab weekly creatures and resources and so forth while your main hero focuses on exploring and fighting enemies. | ||