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Last update:21 February 2020
The Blood Mage is the protagonist available in the Frozen Throne expansion set.
Additionally, it has a long range and a magical jot down of attack.
Its main use is to support the army and cast some area of effect spells.
The Blood Mage is only available in the expansion set campaign and during multiplayer games!
At rank 3 it may deal some severe damage over a short period of time.
The potency of this spell is the over-time damage in the designated area.
This allows you to damage several units or force the enemy to leave the indicated position.
The perfect targets are weaker support units such as Necromancers, Shamans or enemy workers.
In this form, it cannot physically attack its opponents and moves slower.
On the other hand, you’re free to still use spells and deal damage with magical attacks.
It’s excellent for excluding strong enemies from the battle like Abominations, Knights, Taurens or Druids.
The higher levels of this skill ensure a longer duration of the ethereal form.
At the beginning invest just one skill point in the skill.
As the name suggests,the hero drains mana from other units, both his own allies and enemies.
It’s extremely useful against heroes who rely mostly on abilities.
Higher levels of this skill allow you to drain more mana.
Phoenix(4) is the ultimate skill of Blood Mage.
A Phoenix is summoned to the battlefield, which is extremely tough and deals decent damage.
It is resistant to spells, so only “normal” skills can harm it in any way.
Phoenix loses health points with every second, regardless of the situation.
When it loses all its health points, it turns into an egg.
After a short time, the Phoenix hatches again and is ready to fight.
Only in the form of an egg it’s mortal and vulnerable.
So it’s the only time when the enemy can get rid of it permanently.
After the egg is destroyed, you’re free to summon the Phoenix again.
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