"So the right way to use support points is to 'fight to sustain the fight': invest early to build an advantage, then recruit powerful units to clean up later, and finally save enough points to make one big purchase.
A classic RTS strategy.
You can't skimp in the early game, and you have to manage your resources carefully to pave the way to victory."
Once he had settled on the right way to use support points, Old Qin noticed his undead assistant Baldwin summoning a few skeletons to help the players clean up the battlefield. His eyes lit up. He first browsed the support list, then, after fighting two more defensive battles the next day, scraped together 1,500 points and spent them without hesitation to summon the necromancer Bella and Lady Bernice to join the battle.
The two "undead heroes" he had summoned didn't waste any time. They knew exactly why they had been brought here.
As soon as they entered through the Crimson Gate, the necromancer immediately began, with Old Baldwin's help, to raise large numbers of gnoll corpses on the battlefield as low-level skeletons, then placed them under Lady Bernice's command.
That instantly pushed the manpower available to Old Qin past a thousand.
The ridiculous part was that every gnoll's head had been chopped off to make a "headless monument," so all the skeletons Bella raised were missing their heads. They looked absurd, but it didn't affect their combat effectiveness.
After all, skeletons didn't need heads to fight.
Old Qin didn't even need them to fight. He just sent them to finish laying out his positions. By the following evening, they had finally dug the defensive ditch he wanted across the entire front, and the second minefield had been laid under Lin's supervision.
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