Poles are discussing "Heroes" and liches.

Here
This is a Polish Heroes forum, almost like ours.

"I heard that liches are immortal. But in Might and Magic, I killed them in droves! If they can be killed, then how?"
Someone explains it all to him.

Awesome! :D Someone there decided that the English word comes from the Slavic word "likho"! :smile03: My Slavic brothers always make me happy.
At the very end, I said that the version's author is wrong.

They call them "lisze"! "A lisz can be destroyed"... I am a priestess of the goddess Llol!

"Drakolicz is simply a dragon that became a lisz." Yes, that makes sense...
"A Drakolicz is just a dragon that became a lich."

"Unfortunately, there isn't such a dragon in the Cave yet..." :smile44: "It's a pity that there isn't such a dragon in the Cave yet..." There is one now.

"Troche dziwny był wskszeszony Gryphonheart. Jeżeli miał własną wole, to mógł przecież dla dobra Erathi nic nie mówić nekromantom".
"Resurrected Gryphonheart was a bit strange. If he had his own will, he could have said nothing to the necromancers for the good of Erathia."
And to this guy, they say that Gryphonheart was most likely controlled. Perhaps I'll add something about that to my post.

In general, they are just like Russians.