Hero Screen

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This page will function as a tutorial for exploring the hero screen and explaining the different sections and what they mean.


Going forward, this page will display different sections of the Hero Screen with numbers to help you find different elements on the screen.

1.) This section contains the hero portait, along with two bars to either side. The left blue bar represents how much mana your hero still has available to cast, while the right green bar shows how much of your movement you still have available for the day. Elsewhere on the hero screen there will be a numerical display as well of how many of either resource you have left.

At the bottom of the portrait is an orb with a number showing what level your hero is. This orb will slowly fill with yellow from the bottom to the top as your hero gets closer to leveling up.

Below the hero level there is a small graphic representing your hero's Specialty. Mousing over the Specialty icon will pop open a tooltip which will give a description of what your hero's Specialty does.

Just to the right of this is a small purple circle with a helmet inside with an 'x' over it. Clicking this will open a confirmation box to dismiss your hero from service.

2.) This section contains an icon representing your hero class (whether you are a Might or a Magic hero), your hero's name, and their class. Mousing over the icon will open a tooltip describing your class, as well as going over the two different subclasses your hero can eventually become if you level up the correct skills.

3.) This section contains your hero's Attributes, as well as their Morale and Luck stats. All of these are inherited by your army during combat, to the degree with which their Creature Type will allow in the case of Morale and Luck.

4.) This section contains all of the skills you have learned over the course of your hero's journey. Since Halon is a level 1 hero, he only has the basic skills that he starts the game with.

5.) This section shows, from left to right, your movement points, how many experience points you have and how many until your next level-up, and how many mana points your hero has.