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That's not true. Equi is clearly more balanced. And I don't really know any cards "specifically for Equi." I know a set of good, multi-faction cards that are played. And they weren't designed specifically for Equi. For example, Circle of Life.
And I didn't say that the cards were DESIGNED for Equi, only that there is a suitable set for it. Although they seem a bit strange (I'm not too lazy, I browse them a little), the game starts to resemble a pure RPG, when you walk around with a party of characters (+ a sidekick), and each has specific functions, but that's a matter of taste. If people like it, let them play (maybe it's really more interesting?). And the logic behind this imbalance is clear: since the fourth game is so different from the previous ones, we will exaggerate this difference as much as possible.
And the infamous "problem" of GM Necromancer is a well-known story. In general, don't mislead people.
And I'm not misleading anyone. Any imbalance is balanced by cards, and, in extreme cases, by banning castles. There was a problem with GM Necromancer. It was solved. But something seems to be wrong with Death, at least in the standard settings and, in my humble opinion, I might be wrong. But it's scary to play against Life. In my opinion, there was an imbalance in one direction, and now it's in the other, and we need to balance it again with cards.
I don't see any "nuance" in this particular case. If you've ever organized tournaments, you should know that you have to fight for fair play. And the "close circle of fathers" is essentially those who organize tournaments and are responsible for what happens in them.
Can the "fathers" use their "knowledge"? Theoretically, yes. But you see, what makes the "fathers" "good"? For the most part, they are quite well-known people in the Heroes world. And often they are also personally acquainted.
"Good"? Although they are really good for you, but normally - they are very bad. They use their "knowledge" and personal connections to benefit themselves, time and time again, sometimes a little, and sometimes seriously. There is a very big difference between a single organizer and a representative of a Jazz band, in whose crystal honesty you can never be sure.
Note that I have nothing against Equi, but if official tournaments are held on it, I suggest opening a thread in the Third game at the same time about transferring official tournaments to TE.
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Golden words and a very accurate comparison.