Plague of Doom
From The Five Pillars
| Area of use | Own | Level | Ultimate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Research cost | 20 | Casting cost | 18 |
| School of magic | Swamp | Lasting | 10 |
| Casting cost | Upkeep cost | ||
| Wild | 0 | Wild | 0 |
| Old | 700000 | Old | 0 |
| Elemental | 0 | Elemental | 0 |
| Plain | 0 | Plain | 0 |
| Nature | 0 | Nature | 0 |
Effects
- Random:
- -25 poison resistance, -25% HP all units in battle [resistable]
- add poison attack type to all own units [not resistable]
- Defense and counters:
- -50 poison res, -50% HP (all enemy units), [not resistable]
- add poison attack type to all own units [not resistable]
This enchantment is undispellable.
After its end, mage is left with no gold, black mana and population
Why is it forbidden?
Many guilds forbid the use of the Plague of Doom, because it is an extremely powerful spell. It generally destroys your opponents army, when used correctly. By using the spell, you are basically telling your opponent that you want him/her dead. Using PoD, if it is not allowed by the other guilds ROE, will most likely spark a war. It may also cause you to be deathlisted by the other guild, and killed.
