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OMG, the Fortress guy's horns on his head are just perfect (considering they appeared oh-là-là much later, the young warrior is just the right age... and the merchant: if these are Mongols, where did paper money come from O_O About the nobleman as well: what opera is this from? Of course, mixing the 13th century with the 19th is great. (not to mention they didn't exist as such back then) And a hunter with a firearm....I'll keep quiet about the Byzantine...some kind of Cossack...by God...About the Tumen...reading the wiki: it denotes a unit of the size "darkness", but here it's some warrior not of the Mongol type at all...Next: a Mongol...an interesting flag on his back)) And a Swede in a sheet - the peak of the season, they decided to dress lightly after the Battle on the Ice?) I'll only say about the shaman that he's ripped from the wiki, where he's described as a resident of Altai. In short, everything is very crap at the moment. If this is the future of Mafia on HeroesWorld, then Zubr has probably rolled over in his army more than once
Added after 7 minutes Ah yes, I didn't read the description...a boyar with slaves...that's mega... Byzantine: builder of the legendary Tower... me no understand... and also a writer...where from? In ancient Rus', they mainly wrote chronicles or hagiographies, literature for high society began to appear in the 17th or 18th century. And Leo Tolstoy rolled over together with Zubr And another description: also crap...everything was made by template: which, which, which - occurs in more than 50% or 75% percent of all the text...