But not immediately, and only when Agrail's betrayal became obvious; before that, Agrail was the Overlord's right hand and most trusted agent, and the Overlord suspected him of nothing criminal)
I'll repeat once more that it was impossible not to figure him out after the blatant betrayal. So, no particular insight was needed here. Agrail/Railag needed to be exposed before making him the right hand.
The keyword here is "bow." I know another text: "And the lords of demons shall bow their heads before the one who is born." This is all due to translation issues, of course, but the fact that they will bow is present in all texts.
There is no such thing in either the single-player scenario or the game.
Wasn't it Xana who kept whispering to Sarett about overthrowing the Overlord and ruling Sheo and Ashan?
And after the Overlord's defeat, the demons could well have thought about seizing power. After all, some mere humans beat Kha-Belekh, so why are we any worse?
Ordinary demons cannot stand against the Overlord. I already mentioned they wouldn't even be able to think about it. He is, after all, the governor of Urgash.
To this, one must add the crushing of elite demonic armies first in the war with Isabel, then in their own lair and during the siege of the Claw. Demonic cults in all countries have been liquidated, and in all countries, power was taken by young, energetic rulers who organized an absolute alliance against the demons. Indeed, the results are not bad)
Legions—yes. But not the entire army. That's simply impossible.
In the game itself, in the 5th mission of the 6th Campaign, did you fight against legions? There are very few troops there, and they don't attack all at once, but one after another. If the demon legions, which by the way are always present near Ur-Hekal, had participated in the battle, the outcome of the fight would have been diametrically opposite.
Extremely powerful, but not omnipotent. Moreover, he directly took part in the battle and could not concentrate on summoning troops.
Markel united only the part of Erathia bordering the Empire and the necromancers of Mythograd under his rule; he was never the Lord of Erathia.
If that's the case, why wasn't he dispelled by the last knight of the Dragon Order and the head of Igg-Shaila, Railag, who undoubtedly knew about him from Isabel?
Someone who had 20 years of training under a powerful sorcerer, a capable assistant, combat experience and one-on-one fighting experience, and the Skull of Shadows was in his hands. So he was a serious opponent.[
