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I wonder to whom that tech is for? And what does it add

for now i think it does nothing.
It adds +1 for spell power of arcane casters (necromancer and lich) but for now spells are not updated to use spell power yet thus it does nothing in result.

In future alas it would be required to make spells more powerful (for example vanishing+ spell of necromancer is supposed to give +(caster's spell power)/2 up to +3 turns of vanishing)

Noice thank you

Wow +3 turns on vanishing instead of +1 sounds super strong, its like havin two additional necromancers or constant triple attack, while flesh golem spam is already OP on small maps with free corpses through John's villagers

Flesh golems later will not be so free anymore though:
Planned changes to "Flesh Golem summoning":
1. Remove the need of corpse to summon (buff);
2. Add cooldown for 3 turns with initial cooldown;
3. Add a required tech for researching in order to unlock this ability (3-4 turns, crypt);
4. Flesh golems later will loose ability to capture tcs.

This way along with other planned additions to necromancer (2 debuffing spells and 1 more indirect summoning spell of plague cloud that will poison enemy units within its range, also has vanishing) flesh golem will be less op and due to higher range of possible useful abilities vanishing+ ability will also become more useful.

Wait, I thought the flesh golem couldn't capture tc's to begin with?

Anyway, I would prefer flesh golem to remain requiring a corpse as that is their set back for such units, cool down sounds more like something elves and humans would be effected by, orcs require sacrifice of units, undead require corpse's.

Corpse requirement will be given to other summon spells of necromancer.

Also they would still have some cooldown.

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