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in each of the parts, the sides engage in religious arguments.
If we get down to specifics, the gods are the ones arguing, and the races themselves do what the gods tell them to do. And yes, some dictionaries give "adept" as a translation for "disciple." However, this specific synonym is not always provided.
Well, that's Ubisoft's trademark, their love for beauty and grace.
As someone who has hopelessly replayed HoMM 1-5, TES 3-4, Disciples 2, and KB, this seems a bit unusual to me, although acceptable. In the games mentioned above, the equipment of ordinary soldiers is much more modest. But I do like all sorts of embellishments; I'm not against it.
I wasn't talking about prevalence.
Well, I'm specifically talking about prevalence. In the same HoMM, there aren't that many elaborate armor pieces; they are simply worn by high-level units like riders and angels.