1-5 The Lost Heir

Compared to the original game, some units have changes to their avaliability or alleviating restrictions for usage.

On this map, these three allies have now joined your ranks.

On future maps, look out for avaliable talk commands to recruit specific units sooner.

On Maddening mode specifically, this map would contain this requirement.

The Herbalist skill that belongs to Volug is capable of merging held healing items into newer ones of higher quality.

However, it can also repair singular healing items if a second is not found. Both repairing and merging cannot be done together.

If three vulneraries are in his inventory, the first two are merged and the third is not modified.

Additionally, merging is chained if previous merges result in two of the same upgraded healing items remaining in his inventory.

For example, if he holds two herbs, a vulnerary and a concoction when the map begins, he would be left with a single elixir.

Ideally, you'll want to merge or repair items with the lowest remaining uses, so the inventory order is important.

Enemy siege tomes have a cooldown of two turns by default. They'll auto-equip other weapons the turn after usage, meaning they're vulnerable during the next player phase.

Armored units can move through thickets or climb ledges with no additional movement cost. During certain maps, they can become surprisingly mobile as a result.

Cursed weapons will inflict two stacks of Poison to the defending unit when attacked by light magic. Poison is capped at three stacks.

Poison deals 10 fixed damage after combat for each stack, and can't be avoided. Micaiah and allies affected by innate Boon have immunity.