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Heroes V · CREATURE PROFILE

Phoenix in Heroes V: stats, cost and abilities

Phoenix in Heroes V: Melee core and holding approaches. Practical use, abilities, weaknesses, recruitment and 150 base health.

Quick guide: where it fits

Melee core and holding approaches

Phoenix should take reachable melee exchanges or hold an approach to more valuable units.

Watch for: Base stats are not the final exchange result.

Exact dwelling, growth and items →
Phoenix — creature appearance in Heroes 5
Source · Game artwork

How to use this creature in practice

Melee core and holding approaches

Phoenix should take reachable melee exchanges or hold an approach to more valuable units. Before advancing, identify its next target and enemies able to attack it afterward.

Watch for: Base stats are not the final exchange result. Account for retaliation, current creature count, target immunity and subsequent action order.

Timing, specific abilities and the follow-up plan

Speed 10 sets movement reach; Initiative 19 concerns ATB. A movement change is not the same change in action frequency.

  • Large Creature: Occupies a 2 × 2 footprint and needs enough space to move or land.
  • Flyer: Crosses obstacles while moving; the destination must be empty.
Attack
33
Defense
33
Damage
30–50
Health
150
Speed
10
Shots
0
Base weekly growth
1
Initiative
19
Mana
0
Experience per creature
700

Cost per creature: 10000 gold

Abilities and limitations

  • Large Creature

    Occupies a 2 × 2 footprint and needs enough space to move or land.

  • Flyer

    Crosses obstacles while moving; the destination must be empty.

  • Immune to Fire

    Immune to Fire. Assess other damage and effect types separately.

  • Fire Shield

    A melee attacker takes 20% of dealt damage back as Fire Damage, even when the target cannot retaliate.

  • Rebirth

    Once per battle, restores the stack after it is destroyed.

Reference ↗

Where to obtain and develop this creature

This reference assigns no direct town dwelling. Read the profile’s availability and abilities for acquisition.

Reference stack cost and health

These values multiply every resource in the undiscounted reference price and full base health. Hero, equipment, spell, price and growth modifiers are excluded. This is neither final damage or battle survival nor a guarantee that the listed number is available to recruit.

Phoenix · reference values before bonuses
CreaturesTotal costBase health
1
  • 10,000 gold
150
5
  • 50,000 gold
750
10
  • 100,000 gold
1,500

Reading this profile correctly

The reference is Tribes of the East 3.1. Initiative concerns ATB and Speed concerns movement; increasing one does not automatically increase the other. Upgrades and alternatives have separate profiles.

Resource costs are part of recruitment. For an entire stack, multiply every component, not just gold. Base growth excludes additional town, map and hero bonuses. Zero shots means no regular ranged attack; the creature can still have spells or other active abilities.

Numerical reference source ↗

Original roster scope

177 creatures from the Tribes of the East 3.1 manual: 168 faction variants and 9 neutrals. Original and alternative upgrades remain separate. Stats exclude heroes, artifacts and spells. Speed determines range; Initiative determines ATB action timing. Costs include rare resources and are per creature.