Warrior guide.

[Shady]

Oh, yeah... and does it matter what time of day it is? Or wich playing day is it?
And whats with the traveling hours? Is that important for smth in the game?

Tnx.

[Zechnophobe]

Focus on getting skills to improve your dragon in the Might tree, and try to get distortion magic + Transmute from the magic tree. Mind is a little more of a toss up, but you'll eventually want max prayer, and possibly diplomacy and/or voice of the dragon.

Early game, get a few items for more leadership, but later on focus on items that increase your crit percentage, and damage dealt.

When you upgrade your pet, don't upgrade a skill to the point you can't use it. Also keep getting bonus' to rage where you can.

Time of day is mostly unimportant, though a few creatures/abilities are better during nighttime. Trolls, for instance, have slightly different abilities during day or night.

The total time it takes you to complete the game will reflect on your final score, that is the only use for time (travel time is most of the time you spend in the game).

Hope that helps.

[Shady]

And is losing so many tropps @ every battle normal?
Cause almost every enemy i fight against is either strong or very strong and so on...
I beat them, ofc, but I lose a lot of troops. So, is it normal to go and buy more troops after almost ever battle?

[Zechnophobe]

Well, it shouldn't be, no. But you will likely have to just get better at the game before you'll decrease those losses. However, that early on you shouldn't be fighting that many 'strong' or 'very strong' stacks. Well, maybe some strong ones.

If you have a lot of losses, you may want to consider modifying your army. For instance, low level melee units (3 and under) tend to die very quickly... they have no way to avoid retaliations.

A good rule of thumb is higher level = more efficient.