So guys, any ideas? This class seems very complicated to me, because of how how supports only deal one type of damage which is easy to gain resistance against, such as machines are 100% resistance against human supports, how just having 12 resistance on a unit can make apprentices deal almost no damage, how his summons get easiy outnumbered due to how limited casting points are and how summons struggle against enemies with high resistance or shock protection such as Horned God or King Shock Serpent, how Sorcerer has no way of healing his racial units, so they end up dying when trying to clear resource sites and so I lose more than I get, how slow his produced units are on the map, how wisps and phantasm warriors easily get killed by just some elemental damage dealers such as reanimators and spells like hornet swarm, and how weak produced racial units(except supports) of sorcerer are, how powerful spells like chaos rift and static electricity can be just disjuncted. Write the second section of your page here.So I read topic called "Tips for Archdruid?" which I found quite interesting and I wanted to see if people can come up with something similar for Sorcerer. Armageddon, when activated, All friendly units gain Strong, Casters Enemy suffer 80% Weakness and cannot regenerate health permanently. One of the Greatest Skills of Theocrat are - The Great Purge and Armageddon, The Great Purge, when activated grants you Dragon Slayer, Fey Slayer, Giant Slayer, Monster Slayer, Summon Slayer and Undead Slayer. Theocrat units and skills focuses on Passive skills and Infantry. Because of these, Theocrats are Bad Defender but good Attacker Theocrats are easily to be conquered by their lack of defense, However, they are more efficient at battlefield because of their passive skills. Theocrat focuses on Passive Skills and units. Theocrat is playable class in Age of Wonders 3. Their zealots are fiercely loyal, convinced to the core that any action they perform will earn them a greater reward in the afterlife. They heal, persuade, minister and convert. History has proven this to be foolishness.
" Because theocrats tend not to wield many offensive powers, it is tempting to believe that territories ruled by theocrats are easy to conquer.
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