Is Legendary Heroes the same game?

I just bought and started playing FE: Legendary Heroes...basically Civ is my only experience with 4x strat games, and there's so much information available on Civ that when I have a problem/question, its easy to google it specifically.  But I'm having some difficulty with Legendary Heroes, as the in-game guide is a bit unwieldy for me.

Are the guides I do find for the (previous?) FE directly applicable to Legendary Heroes? I thought that they were different games (like Civ4 vs Civ5), but maybe not.

Is there an appropriate place for stupid newb questions, like why can't a train mages at turn 75, or why did one of my armies just vanish, or when a hero dies will the illness go away?

Thanks!

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You can train mages when you have technology researched (stuff that can shoot) and have enough crystal to train them

Regarding vanishing army - did it happen after auto-save and loading? Or perhaps it is inside of a city?

When hero dies he/she gets illness; those illness can be only cured by special potions and heroes never die permanently (as long as you have one city they are alive)

 

Reply #2 Top

If you want some gameplay advice look up Maddjinn's videos on youtube. He covers both beginner and advanced strategies and explains the logic behind them. Also Das published a how to series for Fallen Enchantress. Most of the information from that should be still valid. 

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Couple more questions... I found my missing army, they were in a city...is there a simple way to move a group out of city instead of one at a time?

Also, where do I get the potion that heals my hero after injury?

Thanks!

Reply #5 Top

you can press v to eject all stationed units from a city.

It's called the Iru Elixir and you can buy it within the border of a city with the conclave specialization that has built the Alchemy Lab improvement. The building tree for that is: Herbalist -> Apothecary -> Alchemist -> Alchemy Lab. You also need to have researched the Arcane Mastery tech in the Magic tree to unlock that improvement and the city must have at least 1 essence as tile yield.

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Regarding the original question, Legendary heroes is a standalone expansion. Most of the information from Fallen Enchantress should still be relevant.

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Most of the changes in legendary heroes is what the title hints at. Heroes were completely reworked. Also encumberance is gone (good riddence), horses actually have a cost other then the horse resource (now there is a point for foot units), and prestige is gone in favor of a new population system. It might be just me but I want all units to require pop like WOM and have your armies lock out the pop from other purposes...at least I think thats how it worked. I'm excited for the future of this series.