Thoughts on the scenario after completing "Hammers of Fate".

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Shukfir

I doubt Nicholas would have joined the allied forces. He changed a lot after the resurrection ritual.

Each of the four who opposed Kha-Beleth had their own motives. Godric's goal was to restore the Queen of the Empire to her rightful throne, Railag's goal was to save Isabel at all costs, and Faidaen and Zehir's goal was to prevent the Dark Messiah from appearing.

It is unlikely that the vampire Nicholas cared about his former fiancée or the fate of Ashan. Perhaps, after the resurrection, he even hated Isabel. After all, because of her, he was cursed, because of her, he left Elrath forever. Therefore, IMHO, the return of the queen to the throne would hardly please Nicholas.

Nicholas's goal could have been an attempt to lift the curse. Remember, after Godric's death, the Archangels descended to earth (although they were not seen at all during the civil war), and Elrath himself spoke with Frida and sent her his gift, with which Frida killed Laslo. Perhaps if Nicholas had done a lot of good (like Godric), Elrath would have forgiven him, and for the first time in the history of Ashan, someone resurrected by a Necromancer would have returned to Elrath. Nicholas could at least try to lift the curse.

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...So to speak, he would have gone through a kind of purgatory

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Stiletto

Fanatic and Diplomat)) The most curious thing is that he has the combat skill "Tactics" in his skills) not to mention Attack...

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He clearly wasn't going to join anyone) The Necromancer who resurrected him didn't do a very good job. Or, to put it more accurately: he resurrected him "badly," sorry for the details))

But how, in your opinion, is it "good" to resurrect someone? Only the Archangels know how to do it well, but even they were powerless in Nicholas's case

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