Guildmaster Klastor

NecropolisNecromancerBones GuildCreature2500

The best in the realm at finding bones… and striking good deals with bad people.

Starting stats

Attack

Defense

Spell Power

Knowledge

Sight radius 6Casts per round 1Starting level 1

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Specialisation

Values below are computed at the level you pick

Bones Guild

Graverobber growth in your cities increases by 2.

Under his command, Graverobbers gain 1 Speed, 1 Initiative, and 20% HP. Their Attack and Defense increase by 1 for every 3 hero levels, and enemy Graverobbers lose an equal amount of Attack and Defense.

At hero level20

150

Attackyour Graverobber

+1 × 6 steps · next at level 21

Defenseyour Graverobber

+1 × 6 steps · next at level 21

Attackenemy Graverobber

−1 × 6 steps · next at level 21

−6

Defenseenemy Graverobber

−1 × 6 steps · next at level 21

−6

Every level

Weekly growthGraverobber

Speedyour Graverobber

Initiativeyour Graverobber

Healthyour Graverobber

+20%

Starting army

2 different units · counts are totals across every stack

Skeleton20–27T1

: 6
: 4
: 1
: 1–3
: 4
: 3

Graverobber10–14T42 stacks · 5–7 each

: 30
: 11
: 10
: 6–9
: 4
: 3

Starting skills

The rank the hero already holds

Basic Necromancy

After winning a battle, raises 10% of the strongest enemy stack as friendly Undead of the same tier. This requires Necromantic Energy, which stores up to 3000 and refills each week.

Basic Luck

The hero gains 1 Luck.

Starting spells

Known from the first turn

Naira’s Veil

Nightshade

Renews the fog of war in a 8‑square radius around the hero, concealing them from opponents until the fog is re‑cleared. Usable 1 time(s) per day.

Lore

Klastor knew there was no better way to profit than by being among necromancers. With a shovel, a bit of preparation, and the will to scour battlefields, he built a thriving business.

His knack for sensing the next grim harvest drew many gravediggers into his ranks — after they paid him his share. It’s lucrative work, but make no mistake — Klastor goes where the money is, and for now, the necromancers pay well for fresh corpses.