Neutral creatures in Heroes of Might and Magic V.

Yes, to put it mildly, the elemental magic in the fifth game isn't great, but it's better than in the fourth, in my opinion. Although, I really didn't like the water magic in the third game...

I understand. He's one of us :)
A natural question arises: "But why black?". It should be red. And with a purple magic sword... yes, it seems that many Japanese people were involved in the development... such a saturation of colors is terrible! I recently watched a show where they talked about people with epilepsy. And the most important reason is overly colorful cartoons; they put Japanese children in a state of chronic epilepsy from childhood. It's a nightmare! Let's reduce the brightness on our monitors, everyone!

Well, what can you expect from the Japanese? Anime everywhere ;) :(
And they couldn't be bothered to make the sword black, or at least red (since their black knight turned into a red one):mad:

An angel with a glowing sword, a vampire with a braid, a black and red knight...
Could it be that the game is being made on commission from Japan?

Ubisoft probably wants to introduce the game to the South Asian market and increase its popularity with new features. Perhaps the Japanese are offended that the monsters and heroes everywhere look like Europeans. Look at almost all the monsters in the Elven castle; they have narrow eyes. And those tails on the vampires. In Ashan, they worship dragons. And even angels worship dragons. And in Japan and China, there is no Christianity, but in Buddhism, dragons are spirits or gods. (I don't know). That's why they worship them. And look at the Medieval Dragon (Heroes 3) and the Land of the Rising Sun (Heroes 5). The Emerald Dragon is a particularly good example. In Heroes 3, it was so kind and cute, but in the fifth game, it's a villain:mad: and scary:mad:. And look at the Druid. It's a mockery of Celtic culture:mad:
In general, Heroes 5 is like Heroes, Japanese style:mad: