In one game you might find the Resurrection spell sooner and your new strategy could then be to improve your healing skill, while a new tactic could be to save your spell points in combat to replenish fallen troops near the end. You see, all (well, most) army stacks you encounter or which are available in buildings, as well as spells and treasure - are randomly generated. There are so many spells and unique creature abilities that during one game you can and will likely change up the definition of your army to suit the situation and what was actually available in your game.
Sometimes you take what's given, but as the game progresses you'll have virtually unlimited choices to make.
Part of the main strategy and enjoyment of the game is in gathering the right troops to complement your play style. Posts in the official forums have also confirmed that several different paths through the trees are equally viable to the end of the game. It's a great system that allows any class to pick a few skills from each of the trees or specialize in unique ways. As each class gets a sprinkling of runes on level up, but significantly more of one type than any other, the Warrior will generally find it easiest to focus on the Might tree, the Paladin on the Mind tree, and the Mage on the Magic tree. Finally, the Magic tree provides access to the different spell categories (order / distortion / chaos), and anything related to learning or enhancing spells and effects. The Mind tree is focused on general combat, army, and experience enhancements. Of 4The Might skill tree has options to pre-place troops, make some of them stronger, and is focused mostly on melee skills.
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