How to use this hero
Home faction: Haven
Healing support for living creatures
I would use Eileen to support eligible living Haven creatures. Choose Heal by casualties saved and the next attacks. Check target type first; this plan does not transfer unchanged to undead, constructs, demons or orcs.
What the profile establishes
Specialty · Heal
Receives Heal with 10% improved effectiveness. The benefit needs a valid target, mana and good timing; other spells are not automatically improved.
The complete starting skill list is not established here. The specialty identifies explicitly granted abilities.
Suggested army and further development
The following is our recommendation. Creatures, spells and items must actually be acquired; this does not establish current inventory.
Open the four-step plan below. It separates the actual reference start from spells and equipment that must still be acquired.
Creatures I would consider
Spells for this plan
- HealSpell granted by specialty
Recover expensive casualties in time and preserve a surviving member. Returned count depends on creature HP and the survivor’s wound, not simply a neatly rounded division of the whole budget. If another attack arrives before your next casting opportunity, prepare protection in advance.
Equipment I would compare
Compare effect, slot and acquisition conditions on the item card. A suggestion does not establish that the hero starts with it.
Base attributes
- Might Power
- 0
- Might Defense
- 2
- Magic Power
- 2
- Magic Defense
- 2
- Leadership
- 2
- Destiny
- 1
- Mana
- 40
Spells and suitable equipment
HealSpell granted by specialty
Equipment suggestions for the plan (2)
Editorial suggestions based on sourced magic or an army plan. These are not starting inventory or guaranteed finds. Check acquisition, slot and rules on the item card.
Ring of ConjuringSuggestionAdds one Magic Power and twenty mana capacity.
For spells whose damage or duration actually uses magical power. Check the individual spell formula.
Humble Coif of the ProphetSuggestionAdds three Magic Defense, thirty mana capacity and three Mana Regeneration.
For a longer spellcasting expedition. Capacity and daily recovery are separate effects; compare current reserves with the next battle.
Creatures connected to this hero
Sentinel- Example in a tactical plan
Crossbowman- Example in a tactical plan
Sister- Example in a tactical plan
A specialty target, conversion and tactical example are different relationships. Check conversion costs and compare individual upgrade forms on creature cards. A tactical example is not a confirmed starting army.
Detailed game plan · Eileen: healing before losing a key stack
The following is our tactical analysis of the sourced profile. Choices depend on the actual map, learned spells and army; linked cards provide rules and references.
Establish an eligible target first
The specialty grants Heal and improves its effectiveness by 10%. This does not improve every Eileen spell. Heal cannot be applied to Undead, Constructs, Demons or Orcs; in a mixed army check the actual stack, not merely that it is friendly.
Account for the surviving creature’s wounds
Heal can recover fallen members of an eligible stack, but its healing budget also accounts for the surviving creature’s wounds. Do not estimate returnees just by dividing the entire budget by creature health. Check whether the restored stack will survive the next enemy hit.
Combine recovery with army protection
Heal a valuable wounded stack before the finishing hit rather than waiting for an ideal sequence the enemy may not allow. Check the Sentinel’s own Shielding profile; do not transfer the Heroes VI rule to the base Heroes VII namesake. If healing merely postpones a certain loss, change positioning or how incoming pressure is absorbed too.
Capacity, recovery and power are separate
Humble Coif combines capacity, recovery and Magic Defense; Ring of Conjuring adds Magic Power and capacity. A higher maximum is not an instant refill. Before a demanding battle sequence decide whether the bottleneck is one heal’s strength, today’s reserve or recovery for the next route.