For example, Leadership initially costs 200 points, e.g. If the player doesn't buy the ability when it is first available, its price will decrease by 10% for each subsequent level (regardless of the particular ability). In RotWK, the Troll is transferred to the new Olog-Haï class, and each type (Great Troll, Hill Troll, and Snow Troll) attacks correctly in-game.Ĭustom heroes cost 500 resources at start, and each ability increases the hero's build cost, depending both on the ability itself and on the level the ability is acquired (the later the cheaper, as each level decreases the cost by 10%).Each ability is worth a certain amount of points. In BFME 2, the Troll is a sub-class for the Servants of Sauron class, and in-game does not deal troll-attacks that smash enemies. Another advantage is saving slots, since heroes can have only 5 different abilities. One advantage to this is to lower the price of the hero (by retarding the purchase of an ability or simply by skipping it). In RotWK, the player can choose to not gain/increase an ability at the level up. In BFME 2, the player cannot skip having an ability for each level-up of the Hero he must gain (or increase) an ability on each level. ( See "Economy system in RotWK")Ī Hill Troll custom hero - an added feature only in RotWK Skipable abilities In RotWK, cost is determined by the Hero's abilities that the player had assigned to them. In BFME 2, all custom heroes cost 2000 resources.
There are 10 default and unchangeable Create-a-hero characters that the game's makers added:ĭifferences in the two games Price
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