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After freeing Grok from his shackles, I killed two, seemingly purple, heroes and didn't see them for two weeks. After 2 weeks, they got unlucky with Alastor, whom I killed. You have to buy back heroes so they don't fall into the enemy's hands, and someone has to carry the bags of gold. If the dialogues are from the original, then I guess I just didn't pay attention to how, let's say, uninspired they are. And Biara might get jealous – to somehow make sense of all this absurdity, you need a conspiracy theory. And then... it's not about fooling gullible people anymore. A clever plan for a clever plan!)
Added 1 hour 42 minutes ago
Well, the boss impressed me – I came to him with 12 archdevils and 40 cave goblins, so much so that I decided to wait a bit. Now I reread it here and see that I shouldn't have been so greedy for stats, but that's okay – it's just greed. But the prophet doesn't say a word about spells, and such a valuable item (amulet) is needed by himself. I had no idea why I should give it away for knights, whom he can defeat with one blow. Is the absence of necklaces and the dragon set here intentional, or is it just bad luck? I finished the vampire quest a little later. I don't understand why it was necessary to place the Tome of Darkness under the protection of an orange hero and with green lighting, if, according to the plot, the main character went to look for it in a beautiful, faraway place. In general, the map is quite good, but the plot, or maybe I'm just not understanding it, has some strange inconsistencies and gaps. And I would also like to see the texts not taken from low-budget action movies. It's great that everything works correctly, and there are no bugs.
Added 1 hour 42 minutes ago
Well, the boss impressed me – I came to him with 12 archdevils and 40 cave goblins, so much so that I decided to wait a bit. Now I reread it here and see that I shouldn't have been so greedy for stats, but that's okay – it's just greed. But the prophet doesn't say a word about spells, and such a valuable item (amulet) is needed by himself. I had no idea why I should give it away for knights, whom he can defeat with one blow. Is the absence of necklaces and the dragon set here intentional, or is it just bad luck? I finished the vampire quest a little later. I don't understand why it was necessary to place the Tome of Darkness under the protection of an orange hero and with green lighting, if, according to the plot, the main character went to look for it in a beautiful, faraway place. In general, the map is quite good, but the plot, or maybe I'm just not understanding it, has some strange inconsistencies and gaps. And I would also like to see the texts not taken from low-budget action movies. It's great that everything works correctly, and there are no bugs.