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"In Might and Magic 8: Day of the Destroyer, Dark Elves are a versatile class that excels at a mix of melee, ranged combat, and spellcasting. Their key attributes depend on how you want to build them, but generally, here's how the stats break down:
Important Stats for Dark Elves

Speed – Dark Elves rely on Speed for both attack recovery time and defense (AC). A high Speed stat makes them more effective in combat.
Accuracy – Since Dark Elves are often using bows or melee weapons, Accuracy is crucial for improving their hit rate.
Endurance – More Endurance means more HP, which is always beneficial, especially if your Dark Elf takes frontline damage.
Personality (if using Dark Magic) – If you plan on specializing in Dark Magic (which they can take to Grandmaster), Personality improves their spell points.

Situationally Useful Stats

Intellect – Only useful if you want to make your Dark Elf more of a spellcaster, as it increases spell points. However, since Dark Magic is based on Personality, this is only relevant if you also use Elemental Magic (which uses Intellect).
Might – Helps with melee damage, but since Dark Elves don’t get Grandmaster in any melee skills, it's not their strongest area.

Dump Stats

Luck – While Luck can provide minor bonuses, it's not essential compared to other stats.
Personality (if not using Dark Magic) – If you aren't focusing on spellcasting, this is a low-priority stat.
Intellect (if not using Elemental Magic) – Same as Personality, only matters if you go the spellcasting route.

Optimal Playstyle

Dark Elves shine when using bows and magic, so prioritizing Speed, Accuracy, and Personality (for Dark Magic) makes them a well-rounded, deadly class. If focusing on melee, Might can be useful, but Dark Elves perform better in ranged and magic roles.