How does "Heroes 3" evaluate the most contradictory class in the game: gargoyles?
In "Heroes 3", the gargoyles of the Tower Clan can be said to be one of the most bizarre troops. In the setting, a gargoyle, a monster made of stone statues that resemble demons, watches over the entrances and exits of sewers in various places. Because they are from stone statues, these creatures originally did not have life, but in actual combat, their state was the same as Schrödinger's cat, sometimes like living creatures, and sometimes behaved like dead creatures like ghost creatures, which was really very strange.
In terms of basic attributes, gargoyles are nothing special. Before they were upgraded, their offensive and defensive attributes were 6 points, and after upgrading to gargoyles, their attack and defense increased by 1 point each, which was at the lower middle level of soldiers of the same level. And the lethality of 2-3 points also makes tower players not think that it is a class that can play big scenes.
The gargoyle's advantage is the 16 health points and the speed of the upgraded 9 points. In the early stages, players will generally split them into pairs to protect the goblins located in the rear, so that the latter can freely and remotely export to the opposite side. 16 health points are not particularly thick, but they can withstand several waves of attacks. And 9 points of speed can also allow players to flexibly mobilize gargoyles, set up a formation, frontline emergency rescue, etc. can still be used.
According to common sense, gargoyles should be lifeless soldiers like the stone people of the same race, which explains why they cannot be resurrected or sucked blood by vampires. Paradoxically, however, gargoyles are in some ways set up like living creatures. They are susceptible to psychic magic such as blindness, paralysis, and madness, and often blow up morale. Such a half-dead nature is puzzling.
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