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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2011!!!!! From Knight of Dawn :)
Still under Construction. 31/12/2010
This is a new guide that is up-to-date and more targeted to new players
The Reincarnation
Understanding the Colours
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Look at this Pentagram, there are five colours in total, the two colours beside a chosen colour are the adjacent colours. The remaining non-adjacent colours left on the Pentagram form the opposite colours to your chosen specialty.
Red 
Adjacent Colours:
Pros: Units with high AP Fire based attacks, with resistance reducing spells and synergy with Oil Flask.
Cons: Units with vulnerable holes in resistance such as weakness to Cold attack and lower HP/NP ratio. Units with high gold upkeep.
Black 
Adjacent Colours:
Pros: Units with Paralyse,Magic,Cold,Poison based attacks. Units with steal-life,fear & double strike abilities.
Cons: Undisbandable pop-sucking units. Possible Pop-spiral if you don't keep a careful watch on your pop. Difficult for new players.
Blue 
Adjacent Colours:
Pros: Access to all complex spells. Uses ranged units with magic or physic
Cons: Mana-intensive when you're casting off-colour spells
Ranged units, elements and access to all complex units in the game
White 
Adjacent Colours:
Pros:
Cons:
Units with melee, range, Holy with healing abilities and high HP
Green 
Adjacent Colours:
Pros:
Cons:
Trees, animals and elementals
Starting Strategies
1)Rushing
2)Gelding
3)Low-land research
4)High-Land research
