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but the fact that there could be a Forge in Heroes…
I also think they went too far with the Forge.
In Heroes, I always disliked that the composition of Castles was a mishmash. Dwarves with elves - where have you seen that? - In Heroes. Centaurs in forests - where have you seen that? - In Heroes… In the fourth installment, they fixed all of this. Dwarves were sent to the Mages, centaurs to the Barbarians…
Are we playing Warcraft or Heroes of Might and Magic? I often see comments saying, "down with the Castle mishmash - let's have pure races." One thing is unclear: if several, albeit quite different, creatures could be put into one faction not randomly, but by motivating this with some common philosophy for them, why should this immediately cause rejection and a desire to make another Warcraft, where, as far as I remember, units were divided precisely by racial affiliation. I don't see anything wrong with dwarves in Rampart (where it is indicated that this is precisely an elven Castle?). It's clear that fantasy fans are upset, but after all, not only they play Heroes!
By the way, why can't a centaur be a forest creature? Maybe it's a special, forest centaur :-))))))
The fifth installment introduced a new system: initiative, a line of movement for units appeared, and each race also had specializations.