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The Barbarians defeated the mages with concentrated power and a surprise attack. The heroes of the first campaign didn't have time to warn anyone because they were too far away! And the Necromancers will have a new leader, more reasonable than Markel! Of course, Markel did a great job, he brilliantly dealt with Haven, but it's not forever that the Necromancers betray everyone! Let them learn from their previous defeats. And besides, the motive for the alliance is common!:) And about Sandro: the previous Necromancers were a real force with a large army. And these ones: they just turned out to be homeless. It's unfair! And if they later betray the Barbarians, they themselves would hardly be able to hold Heresh!:cool:
I meant that when the Barbarians conquer the Silver Cities, Giovanni will decide that one Heresh is not enough. And he will start pitting the Barbarians against other races. And then, when the Barbarians weaken, and the Necromancers gather an army of undead, they will destroy the Barbarians. After all, there is already a pattern - Necromancers are traitors. See Heroes 2, 3, 4, 5, Might and Magic 7.