Simply, you out your hero in the province you want and command him to join the army, by clicking the RMB - the hero's effect will start to work immediately. If you want your heroes to impose an effect on a province, or support your forces, using them is not problematic. You can increase the limit by erecting appropriate buildings - you can find them listed after you have rolled the mouse over the marker of Hero limits in the upper-right corner of the enlistment panel. Note: there is a limit on the number of heroes of a given type that you can have. You can familiarize yourself with yourself with statistics and spells of heroes from the level of your own battle. In this respect, heroes are divided into two overall categories: warriors and mages. assassination of the enemy hero.Īdditionally, there are the hero's abilities in the battlefield.

Goal - means the goals that the hero will strive to achieve, when you order him to perform an action in the enemy settlement, on the enemy hero or army.

It may be decreasing the level of warp in the province, or the ability to increase social order.

Permanent local effect - which means a permanent effect in the province that the Hero is currently staying in.

faster replenishment of losses suffered in battles.

Army conscription - this effect is in power when the hero joins one of your armies.These are listed in the window on the left. Additionally, you will have to spend some money each turn, for their upkeep.īefore you decide to recruit a hero, take a look at his abilities on the campaign map. Just like in the case of newly-recruited lords, heroes also have a specific starting characteristic. Then, after you pick, at the bottom of the screen, the 'Recruit a hero' option, a window with available heroes in that province will pop up (they are grouped in individual tabs, depending on the type).

To recruit a hero, you will have to, just like in the case of military units, erect appropriate building in the settlement, which will allow you to recruit them.

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