Alex Ghost
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In my opinion, the ideologies in the fifth installment are interconnected.
In my opinion, "evil" is a relative concept.
What annoys me the most are the Mages – they simply try to become the strongest and the wisest. By the way, in the new expansion, we'll see how wise Zephyr turned out to be, allowing the impostor, Bia, in the guise of Isabel, to create chaos in "Lords of the North" and not controlling her.
By the way, the lore of the factions speaks for itself.
Mages are vain, they try to achieve superiority in intelligence and power and prevent others from rising above them.
Necromancers – if the Mages hadn't executed and exiled them, and then taken Heresh away from the Necromancers, they would have continued to live – scaring people, but maintaining neutrality, and perhaps even helping against demons. But now, they are embittered towards the Mages and those who help them – that's why they take revenge. By the way, Markel, with the help of Haven, was taking revenge on exactly those who needed it. But he craved world domination because he was alive(!) and had feelings – greed.
Demons – they act cleverly, however – all these intrigues in the original game – Isabel's pregnancy, but of course, all this intrigue is just part of a plan – to destroy everyone and rule the world. It's interesting what made them so angry – being imprisoned in Shi'o?))):rolleyes:
Elves – for wise and kind creatures, they turned out to be foolish, accusing the Dark Elf caste and exiling and executing them based solely on suspicion! But otherwise, everything is in the Elven style... except for the warlike nature of Faidaen.
Humans – law and order cannot exist without violations – that's why Isabel violated the laws and order out of love, and this whole mess began – an agreement with the Necromancers and terror against the Mages. Without these "rulers," they would have continued to live a miserable and sad life.)))
Dark Elves – of course, something indicates their pride and selfishness, but otherwise, their ideals remain unclear to me – I would say that they are trying to be self-sufficient, which is why they are fighting for dungeons with the Dwarves and engaging in inter-clan warfare.
Dwarves – well, they lived, didn't bother anyone except the Dark Elves, but they were taken out of their "warm" lairs and drawn into the intrigue – they are more of a neutral race, specializing in self-sufficiency, but with deep moral and ethical roots – I would say they are the backup players.)))
Barbarians – it will be interesting to see what happens with the release of the expansion – they want to become full-fledged and take revenge on the Mages, Humans, and Demons – accordingly, fighting on three fronts is extremely difficult – therefore, their closest allies will most likely be the Necromancers – due to the common idea of taking revenge on both.
Arantir's thoughts about the prophecy of the dark messiah, hatred for this reason towards the Demons, hatred towards Humans because after Markel's defeat, they became even weaker than before, racial hatred towards the Mages – he is the perfect ally for the Barbarians.
In my opinion, "evil" is a relative concept.
What annoys me the most are the Mages – they simply try to become the strongest and the wisest. By the way, in the new expansion, we'll see how wise Zephyr turned out to be, allowing the impostor, Bia, in the guise of Isabel, to create chaos in "Lords of the North" and not controlling her.
By the way, the lore of the factions speaks for itself.
Mages are vain, they try to achieve superiority in intelligence and power and prevent others from rising above them.
Necromancers – if the Mages hadn't executed and exiled them, and then taken Heresh away from the Necromancers, they would have continued to live – scaring people, but maintaining neutrality, and perhaps even helping against demons. But now, they are embittered towards the Mages and those who help them – that's why they take revenge. By the way, Markel, with the help of Haven, was taking revenge on exactly those who needed it. But he craved world domination because he was alive(!) and had feelings – greed.
Demons – they act cleverly, however – all these intrigues in the original game – Isabel's pregnancy, but of course, all this intrigue is just part of a plan – to destroy everyone and rule the world. It's interesting what made them so angry – being imprisoned in Shi'o?))):rolleyes:
Elves – for wise and kind creatures, they turned out to be foolish, accusing the Dark Elf caste and exiling and executing them based solely on suspicion! But otherwise, everything is in the Elven style... except for the warlike nature of Faidaen.
Humans – law and order cannot exist without violations – that's why Isabel violated the laws and order out of love, and this whole mess began – an agreement with the Necromancers and terror against the Mages. Without these "rulers," they would have continued to live a miserable and sad life.)))
Dark Elves – of course, something indicates their pride and selfishness, but otherwise, their ideals remain unclear to me – I would say that they are trying to be self-sufficient, which is why they are fighting for dungeons with the Dwarves and engaging in inter-clan warfare.
Dwarves – well, they lived, didn't bother anyone except the Dark Elves, but they were taken out of their "warm" lairs and drawn into the intrigue – they are more of a neutral race, specializing in self-sufficiency, but with deep moral and ethical roots – I would say they are the backup players.)))
Barbarians – it will be interesting to see what happens with the release of the expansion – they want to become full-fledged and take revenge on the Mages, Humans, and Demons – accordingly, fighting on three fronts is extremely difficult – therefore, their closest allies will most likely be the Necromancers – due to the common idea of taking revenge on both.
Arantir's thoughts about the prophecy of the dark messiah, hatred for this reason towards the Demons, hatred towards Humans because after Markel's defeat, they became even weaker than before, racial hatred towards the Mages – he is the perfect ally for the Barbarians.
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