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Several ideas have emerged for specializations:
Haven: The chance of recruiting Haven creatures is increased by 20% (the biography could state something like: during the rise of the Griffin Empire, this character was an ambassador of the central government in rebellious or, at the time, independent duchies, and negotiated their peaceful integration).
Inferno: The hero can sacrifice an allied hero (essentially, the hero and their army are disbanded; the hero cannot be a Demon or Necromancer) and receive experience in return, for example, 400 * their level.
Necropolis: If the hero kills 4 or more basic-level living creatures within a week, the creature growth in Necropolis castles increases by a certain amount, for example, by 50%, or a formula could be devised. (The biography could state that the necromancer, realizing that he does not possess enough dark energy and necromantic skill to raise all the dead, uses magic to send them to a castle, where local necromancers revive them and add them to the recruitment pool).
Dungeon: For every 3 artifacts in the inventory (regardless of whether they are equipped or not), the hero receives +1 to Sorcery. (The biography could state that he learned to draw some magical power from artifacts and use it for his magical purposes).
Academy: The hero receives +1 to Knowledge for every 2 levels; the bonus only works when he is in a castle. The main purpose of this specialization is to craft better mini-artifacts than others; in addition, a significant amount of mana can be accumulated. (The biography could state that he is skilled in managing city libraries like no other, which gives him a bonus in cities).
Fortress: At the beginning of the turn, all mines within one turn's distance from the hero and not protected by anyone come under his control; if it is not possible to check for mine protection, it can be made so that all mines not belonging to neutrals are captured, so that the player cannot liberate protected mines at the beginning. (The biography could state that the hero always agreed to take local engineers with him on adventures, and in gratitude for this, they helped him save time with the mines)
Haven: The chance of recruiting Haven creatures is increased by 20% (the biography could state something like: during the rise of the Griffin Empire, this character was an ambassador of the central government in rebellious or, at the time, independent duchies, and negotiated their peaceful integration).
Inferno: The hero can sacrifice an allied hero (essentially, the hero and their army are disbanded; the hero cannot be a Demon or Necromancer) and receive experience in return, for example, 400 * their level.
Necropolis: If the hero kills 4 or more basic-level living creatures within a week, the creature growth in Necropolis castles increases by a certain amount, for example, by 50%, or a formula could be devised. (The biography could state that the necromancer, realizing that he does not possess enough dark energy and necromantic skill to raise all the dead, uses magic to send them to a castle, where local necromancers revive them and add them to the recruitment pool).
Dungeon: For every 3 artifacts in the inventory (regardless of whether they are equipped or not), the hero receives +1 to Sorcery. (The biography could state that he learned to draw some magical power from artifacts and use it for his magical purposes).
Academy: The hero receives +1 to Knowledge for every 2 levels; the bonus only works when he is in a castle. The main purpose of this specialization is to craft better mini-artifacts than others; in addition, a significant amount of mana can be accumulated. (The biography could state that he is skilled in managing city libraries like no other, which gives him a bonus in cities).
Fortress: At the beginning of the turn, all mines within one turn's distance from the hero and not protected by anyone come under his control; if it is not possible to check for mine protection, it can be made so that all mines not belonging to neutrals are captured, so that the player cannot liberate protected mines at the beginning. (The biography could state that the hero always agreed to take local engineers with him on adventures, and in gratitude for this, they helped him save time with the mines)