Lord Commander: gives all friendly creatures +2 morale Lich: hero's attack has a chance of aging (attack -25%, defence -20%, speed and movement -50%) Illusionist: +20% to the effects of Illusion spells Heretic: hero ignores the effects of all Wards Guildmaster: hero's melee attack has a chance of stunning (no action or retaliation for one turn) General: +1 morale to all friendly creatures Hero Classes Table PRIMARY SKILLSĪssassin: +3 to hero's speed and movementīattle Mage: +20% to effect of Magic Fist and Ice Bolt spells, learns Magic Fistīeast Lord: +20% bonus to Summon Wolf and Summon White Tiger spellsīeastmaster: +20% bonus to Summon Wolf spellĬardinal: +5% bonus to Resurrection skillĭark Lord: hero's melee attack gives the target maximum negative moraleĭark Priest: for every 2 points of melee damage dealt, the Dark Priest heals 1 hit pointĭemonologist: +50% bonus to all Demon Summoning spellsĮnchanter: +20% bonus to all Summoning and Illusion spellsįield Marshal: +10% to Melee and Ranged Attack of all friendly creaturesįire Diviner: +20% bonus to the effects of all fire-based spellsįireguard: hero is immune to fire-based spells and takes half damage from fire-based attacks Hero classes in italics are the starting classes and give no special bonuses. Note: The Archmage advanced class (not in the table) can be achieved by specialising in any three magic types. Then use the alphabetical list to find the special bonus of that advanced class. Use the table below to locate the advanced class by two dominant primary skills of your hero.
Starting hero classes give no special bonuses to the hero, but upon learning an additional skill and attaining an advanced class, hero gains a special bonus.
In Heroes of Might and Magic 4, hero classes are determined by the dominant primary skills a hero posesses.
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