low to mid level troops of all races), with more specialisation being required in the later stages of the game. If they should ever make another KB game, I'd like to see more choice initially (i.e. I found it difficult to see how one could be expected to adopt certain focuses (like elf or lizard), given that the necessary troops/items only become available in sufficient quantity in the latter part of the game, and people generally don't like switching troop sets and strategies that they've become comfortable with. focusing on specific races and their equipment sets. However, I'd be interested to hear of other approaches, e.g. the savings in troop costs are very significant. I think irrespective of which class I chose, I would gravitate towards Paladins and Resurrection (and maybe Inquisitors) every time.
I don't know if the scrolls that you get are randomly determined, but I found magic to be of little use in the first half of the game, so I think it's really a case of choosing the right troops and making the best possible use of them (and your dragon). Ranged troops and summoned, throw-away troops are probably the order of the day early on (although ranged troops do get picked on). I made the stupid mistake at one point (early on in the game) of leveling up one of my dragon's key abilities, then not having enough max rage to use it, and it was awhile before I got my rage up (being a mage) high enough. The game can be a bit demoralising at that stage, as you're trying to scrape together resources and struggle to find battles that you can win without losing too many troops. Even on Normal, I found I had to evade enemies in the higher level islands to pick up gold/scrolls/runes/crystals just to keep me going. I can well imagine the early stages of the game being quite difficult on Hard.
Yes, I've finished it on Normal difficulty.
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