Oris

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Oris the Battle Mage
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Female
Human
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2
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1
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1
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1
Oris did not show much promise as a mage early in her career, but her uncanny ability to learn nearly any spell she sees cast has made up for any apparent lack of magical skills.
Specialty Eagle Eye.pngSpecialty Eagle Eye.png
Receives a 5% per level bonus to Eagle Eye skill percentage.
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Basic
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Basic
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15–25 Goblin (100%)
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5–7 Wolf Rider (100%) Horn of the Abyss(88%) Shadow of Death
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4–6 Orc (100%) Horn of the Abyss(25%) Shadow of Death
Protection from Air
1560 Horn of the Abyss1560–1630 Shadow of Death

Story[edit | edit source]

Oris does not appear in the story text of any campaign levels.

Appearances[edit | edit source]

Festival of Life
Taming of the Wild as a player hero.
Clan War as a player hero.
For the Throne as a player hero.
Foolhardy Waywardness
Their End of the Bargain as an ally.
Hurry Up and Wait as an enemy.
Terror of the Seas
Evenmorn as an enemy.

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Some may find the information in this section subjective or irrelevant.

Because Eagle Eye is one of the worst secondary skills in Heroes of Might and Magic III, and the fact Oris specializes in it, makes her one of the most useless heroes in the game. Perhaps the only propriety is, that one can acquire her troops when she is hired from the tavern, and she will make an excellent "sapper" for Witch Huts. Additionally, the Festival of Life campaign is much more painful, as she is one of the default lieutenants assigned by the campaign, and she cannot lose in battle due to failure conditions.


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