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id say watch some gameplay videos and decide on your own :p
Also tranfering units is done on a cost based system.
Age of wonders wizard thrones:
You play as mirlin a young human king in a time where humans are royaly boned.
Who nearly drowned and then gets saved by the wizard king gabrial.
In order to save humanity from extinance you have to master each sphere of magic.
And eventual inherrit the wizards throne.
The game plays in missions called: inisitation phase, mastery phase and special sphase.
Inisitation is when you learn about a new sphere of magic. mastery is when you learn the most powerfull magic's in that sphere. and special is just an extra optional mission.
You take whatever spells you learned and items you equiped with you into the mastery and special phase.
You aslo can bring along heroes(and there equipment) free of charge, but nothing else.
It is a great story but very linear.
So too answer your question:
Do you want to be some nameless commander/hero who have choices in his campaign?
Play age of wonders.
You want a epic story about a young human king rising to dimigodhood while contending with dimigods and other powerfull beings?
Play age of wonders wizards throne.
Then play shadow magic :P
Dont bother with age of wonders 3 it is crap.
Heroes can pretty much get really strong and stomp things in AoW2 as well, but you lose access to all of your heroes every three maps, essentially. AoW2 is about a set character who isn't a hero and thus doesn't build up outside of your spell researches, so there's less that you're keeping from one section of the campaign to the next. (Wizard's Throne is much more about mastering each sphere of magic, and each sphere can be considered its own mini-campaign of 2-3 maps.) Shadow Magic has roughly the same set-up, but each "mini-campaign" focuses on a different wizard entirely.
AoW3 is its own animal, but it sounds like you don't have it if you bought the original trilogy. I disagree that it's crap, though. It's good, just a bit different.
i think i couldnt transfer my hero in AoW1 after he reached certain level i think. he was just more expensive than the points it gave me to expend lol. was a sad moment :/