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In your opinion, which hero has the most charisma in the campaign?

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Agraal/Rilag - yes, he is a renegade, but he went against everyone and won (all because of love:), he's like Genghis Khan. This deserves respect. He's not as "perfectly good" and "absolutely righteous" as Godric or Faidaen (Lermontov, damn it, is a homegrown version). And he's not as "evil villain" as Biara and Kha-Beleth. He turned out to be more real, "alive," as literary critics say. Wulfsten is also a good guy (a dwarf:D). But the only hero that no one has mentioned here is Gotai, and indeed, he is somewhat bland and forgettable.
P.S. A question for all Faidaen fans: where were his demons when Alaric, Laslo, and Frida were running wild in Irolan (the first mission in "Tribes of the East")????
I completely agree with everything said above. Agraal is somehow very relatable, and he has a good sense of humor, which is why the Tribes of the East lost a lot without him. Duncan can be added to this list; in tandem with Wulfsten, they form a very successful pair, in my opinion. Gotai didn't work out because he just spouts slogans: "Down with demons," and that's it. And the voice acting is also very weak; it's too quiet. Arantir is some kind of incorrect necromancer; he's too positive. In my opinion, they shouldn't have added him to the game at all. In Tribes of the East, Ornela and the vampire seem like very successful characters, but unfortunately, they die.
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