The first campaign ends after level 9. The 2nd campaign ends after you beat the boss summoned by using the stone combined from the drops from subbosses. It's really not that long...
Corruptor might be hard to beat the first time but you can do it, believe in your team! Use your Mage's syphon ability to drain his mana so he won't be able to summon shadows of you. If he manages to summon your shadows, try to take out the shadow of your the character that deals the most damage first. I think taking out the mage, then warrior/archer then archer/warrior and cleric last will be the best route. In case you can't drain corruptor's mana, leave the archer or cleric shadow alive while taking out the corruptor first.
@xzaosllama2: not sure about you but when I go easy mode, I don't lose any items. Are you sure you selected easy mode in the creation screen? @nsmaynar: Int affect wands @ChiefTaza: How could poison kill you? Poison damage is dealt at the start of the affected character's turn. You either die before you can make a move or you die the next turn. @Tornadowhiz: That is wrong. You fight the main boss in the 1st campaign after the 9th level (or 10th, can't remember the exact one). At the 2nd campaign, you need to defeat a subboss every level and it drops a stone. When you managed to collect enough stones, you are can use it any level you want. Note that you can only face the main boss by using the stone.
Dex does not do anything for melee fighters except for Rogues with dagger. Daggers gain damage from both DEX and POW attributes. I always make my rogues pure DEX so that I can equip him with bows or crossbows early on when he's still squishy then switch to dagger later on.
Reflect returns the damage done to your character by the % you have. Generally, it's not that powerful because the enemies have high hp (1000+) and does a small amount of damage (when compared to their hp pool, like say, 200 damage) while your characters (except chars with endurance builds... but who does that?) usually have a small amount of hp (200~ish) while dealing large amount of damage compared to their hp pool(500 damage~ish). The enemy damage also gets reduced by your char's armor. It's not that much useful in den campaigns but in survival, it will speed up your killing time.
Lokyar, the mage's armor spell is incredibly useful in survival mode (40% wtf) and it also combo for a warrior mage build who uses a sword (they can survive in close range fights thanks to armor). The cleric passives are incredibly useful once you get decent levels and very very useful for survival mode. In higher levels, a cleric whose build should be all int does extreme damage with smite especially against undead. Your party just sounds incredibly weak to me (bad items and you don't know how to do a good build) so that's why I think you got defeated by the gorgon. A legendary fight is supposed to be challenging and it is... but it's not impossible. I've encountered a gorgon at lvl 2 once and I managed to beat it. It's usually better to fight them last, saving a healing shrine for a legendary fight. Also, if you're finding it hard, don't be prideful and use the easy setting. Easy setting also do not have any death penalties. Just RTFM.
Elusiveness is good. Warriors and clerics can sustain more damage than rogues do because they can use heavy armor(up to 40+% damage reduction) unlike rogues that only get to use medium armor(only up to 20+ish damage reduction if you are lucky). Both warriors and clerics can also use tower shields that can boost up their armor by a lot. A LOT.
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indestructible wood? where? only wood is the crates i think. -Leigh