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So the only SC's that I know of that are not either magical or undead/demon are: 
 
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and ... uhm I guess that's it. Wowzie.  
			
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 Maybe a golem, but his attack and defense aren't very good.  
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
		
		
	
	
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So the only SC's that I know of that are not either magical or undead/demon are: 
 
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 I'm not sure what your point is?  Do you think that non-magical units should be Super Combatants?  Militia maybe, or heavy infantry?  Peasants?    
And actually, those aren't the only ones.  Tarrasques, GoR'd, are neither magic nor undead/demon.
 
But again - given the game doesn't have USMC units or commanders, I don't see many things that should be SCs that wouldn't be magical, undead, unholy, or unreasonable (ie, horrors and such).
 
And yet, there _are_ another couple of SCs that are national troops.  Well, definately as good as Firbolgs, except maybe on leadership.  Vanheim's top leaders, the Tuatha, probably some of Pangeaea's mages, and I think some of the water race mages are capable of SCing.  (Note : Not being top notch SCs, but there's only about 10 ways to get a top notch SCc, and only 4 or 5 are commonly used, I think.)  
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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		Troll Kings, Spectral Mages, Black Servants, Shambler Chiefs .. 
Ok, the Last ones only make for Pocket-BBs,sorry, meant -SCs, but they're cheap an easy to get. 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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		Regarding the AQ being fatigued versus wights et al, the most obvious suspect to me would be the possibility of the AQ not having cold resist >= 100% and therefore being affected by the chill. 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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So the only SC's that I know of that are not either magical or undead/demon are: 
 
Firbolgs 
Nifel Jarls 
 
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 Hm this makes the Niefel jarls very special . And you can improve them even more by a lvl 9/10 blessing .
 
Lategame there is one more impressive SC which is neither magical nor undead/demon : Wished natarajas    
At least vs magical beeing there are not so many brutal things as against undeads like wither bones etc. . 
But a Moonblade is damn cheap and 11 damage , x2 vs magical beeings so almost as brutal as a Flamebeau against demons    
Hmmmm when you use Niefel Jarls with a nature 9/10 bless then they heal and as a side effect your pretender can summon fairy queens to heal their afflictions     .
 
Deccan if you want to you could test Niefel Jarls vs. Banelords , Airqueens and Ice devils . Would be very interesting i think since the Niefel Jarl can cast quickness + BoW too to improve his abilities even further .
 
Hm the Niefel Jarl needs no quickness , will have improved stats by one lvl 9 blessing and is available from turn 1 on and has all slots available . 
Base attack / def of 12 but +1/coldlevel so in cold 3 base att/def of 15/15 and 100% CR + chillaura . 
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At least vs magical beeing there are not so many brutal things as against undeads like wither bones etc. . 
But a Moonblade is damn cheap and 11 damage , x2 vs magical beeings so almost as brutal as a Flamebeau against demons    
 
			
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 Dont forget about the Elfbane that is an instant kill vs magical beings.  MR negates but still its cheap and potentially deadly.  
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
		
		
	
	
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Regarding the AQ being fatigued versus wights et al, the most obvious suspect to me would be the possibility of the AQ not having cold resist >= 100% and therefore being affected by the chill.  
			
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 Yep, I think that's what happened.  
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
		
		
	
	
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