The game has changed and now you’re out to take over all of Eo before Rohen decides to hit the redo button somewhere and force everyone to start over. We weren’t kidding when we mentioned changes as the newest installment of SpellForce now has turn-based strategy elements! Mouse clicking over the fog of war will be the least of your problems as you now have to worry about hex grids and Necromancer Recipes. You’ll have nothing to worry about though as we’re here to help you out with the latter!
SpellForce: Conquest of Eo | All Necromancer Recipes
Assuming that you went ahead and chose Necromancer for your current run, we’ll go ahead and list down all the recipes that you might miss as there is quite a sizeable amount to go through. There’s about 20 of them so let’s break it down!
So of course being a Necromancer requires you to know how the Soul and Ingredients work. To put together a unit you need to choose two to three Ingredients to match the threshold of that unit. For example if you need three orange to make Skeleton Warriors you go and grab a Tier One Soul and fill in the rest. Remember, match the colors!
Now with that out of the way time to get elemental! Below is a list of the units and their corresponding thresholds, which would be Elemental (Orange), Death (Purple), and Arcane (Blue):
Tier One
Skeleton Warriors – 3 orange
Skeleton Archers – 3 purple
Undead Mage – 3 blue
Tier Two
Flayed One – 6 orange
Skeleton Riders – 3 purple and orange
Vampire Acolytes – 3 orange and blue
Plaguebearers – 6 purple
Tormentors – 3 purple and blue
Wraiths – 6 blue
Tier Three
Deathknights – 9 orange
Banshees – 6 orange and 3 purple
Emissary of Calamity – 6 purple and 3 orange
Haunted Armor – 6 orange and 3 blue
Reapers – 3 orange and 6 blue
Draugr Giant – 9 purple
Blood Golem – 6 purple and 3 blue
Vampires – 3 purple and 6 blue
Spectres – 9 blue
Lich – 3 orange, purple, and blue
We did mention twenty and if you counted we’re one short. That’s because ghouls require nothing to make. You now have your own Necromancer cheat sheet, don’t forget to choose the correct Soul for the unit you’re creating. Now go out there and slay the living!
Here we have Alexis, he's been gaming ever since the second Famicom came out. Which is probably the reason why he goes back to platformers every now and then. Somewhere down the line he started getting more and more fascinated about looking at maps change colors for three to eight hours straight. If he's not out strategizing and beating the life out of his space bar in that order there's a good chance you can find him playing an FPS or talking someone's ear out about how game balance gets in the way of realism. You can tell that he really likes getting the full experience of whatever he gets his hands on.