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Originally Posted by Falconhurst
At level 20 you will get a much bigger leadership increase than level 2, whereas other attribute increases offered will stay at +1 at low and high levels alike. Therefore I recommend adding attributes at low levels (Attack and Defense particularly), and picking up more leadership at higher levels. This makes the early game somewhat harder, but the late game easier. Some players like leadership the most; higher leadership at the beginning does make the game easier to start but does not increase the abilities of your troops in any way. As late game leadership can reach 20,000+, I think the attack/defense skills offer more long-term value.
Mana +7: You can get good increases in mana and its regeneration with concentration and wisdom, so you shouldn’t need too much of this.
Rage +5: nice, but not as universally useful as attack/defense.
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First of all: Thanks all to all your contributions, thanks also topicstarter. i don't agree with quite some things, but most are said already.
What isn't said though is something I find VERY usefull and just noticed like 2 hours ago:
Never take the rage nor the mana upgrade! This is my first playthrough so I didn't know and I took the mana twice and the rage once, but now I regret it. Why?
Rats-on-a-stick!
Yessir and yes ladies! In the mines of Lucky James you can buy rats on a stick from the dwarven slaves. As many as you like (I already ate 5...).
Why?
Easy!
It gives +2 mana and +2 rage PERMANENT for 50 leadership.
So choosing between 7 mana or 200 leadership is already no choice since you get for 200 leadership +8 mana and +8 rage. If only I knew sooner
Well you do now
Greets!