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Once, in the 330s-340s, mages discovered an abandoned Temple in the center of the League of Silver Cities. This Temple was covered in strange drawings and runes, unfamiliar to the mages. They depicted strange images of people and... cats. The drawings of those they now call Rakshasa depicted princesses and rulers of a strange people. Asha created the Parakshassa (cat-people) after the appearance of mages, arrogant fools who desired power over Ashan, and even over the universe. The Parakshassa were the best friends of the Sol, who, until the return of the Parakshassa to Ashan, allowed them to live side by side with them in Shambala. The return occurred in 970. Huge armies of Parakshassa, together with the Sol, organized an offensive deep into the Academy. Archmage Zehir simply didn't have time to gather his forces when the entire eastern part of the Silver Cities was already captured. The mages attempted to recapture the territory, but suffered heavy losses. The situation was further aggravated by the fact that the Rakshasa in the mages' army revolted and went to join their brethren. The Sol returned to Shambala. Then Zehir decided to negotiate. The Temple, which the mages once found, goes to the Parakshassa, as does the entire eastern part of the Academy. The Parakshassa accepted this treaty. But the mages forever lost the Rakshasa, which Zehir would regret more than once. However, the Parakshassa offered them spirits of primordial energy - very strong warriors, equal to the Rakshasa. Hero: Rakshasa-General. City: Hanging Garden. Mount: Giant Wolf. Special Ability: Parakshassa Legions. 10% - the hero pays 40,000 gold once, and the growth of first-level creatures increases by 100% (if no buildings have been built to increase growth, then with the construction of buildings to increase growth, 100% is based on the data from the last growth of creatures, that is, if the growth of creatures was first 26 and then became 78, then 100% is 78). 20% - the same, but for second-level creatures, and the growth is 90%, the price is 50,000. 30% - third level, 80%, 60,000. 40% - fourth level, 70%, 70,000. 50% - fifth level, added after the construction of a special building, the Tower of Asha (built using the Tear of Asha), 60%, 80,000. Special Building: Thieves' Guild - the ability to steal resources from the enemy for a large sum of money. Possibilities: steal resources (excluding gold) 10 units (rare resource) or 20 units (wood or ore) for a fee of 7,000 or 14,000 gold. I'll think of more later. You can also come up with something for this race. Ugh, my head hurts a lot.

10% - the hero pays 40,000 gold once, and the growth of level 1 creatures increases by 100% (if no buildings have been constructed to increase growth, then with the construction of buildings to increase growth, 100% - this is the data from the last creature growth, that is, if the creature growth was initially 26 and then became 78, then 100% is 78).
20% - the same, but for level 2 creatures, and the growth is 90%, the price is 50,000.
30% - level 3, 80%, 60,000.
40% - level 4, 70%, 70,000.
50% - level 5, added after the construction of a special building, the Tower of Ashi (built using the Tear of Ashi), 60%, 80,000.

And what do percentages have to do with anything?

Special building - Thieves' Guild - the ability to steal resources from the enemy for a large sum of money.

Abilities - steal resources (excluding gold) 10 units (rare resource) or 20 units (wood or ore) for 7,000 or 14,000 gold.

Such a building already exists; it's called the Market.

You are also making things up about the faction.

I have a great idea. It's best not to come up with anything for this faction! It's better to rethink it or forget about it altogether!

Ugh, my head hurts a lot.

It's noticeable :D

0% - the hero pays 40,000 gold once, and the growth of level 1 creatures increases by 100% (if no buildings have been built to increase growth, then with the construction of buildings to increase growth, 100% - this is the data from the last growth of creatures, that is, if the growth of creatures was first 26 and then became 78, then 100% is 78)
20% - the same, but for level 2 creatures, and the increase is 90%, the price is 50,000.
30% - level 3, 80%, 60,000.
40% - level 4, 70%, 70,000.
50% - level 5, added after the construction of a special building, the Tower of Ashi (built using the Tear of Ashi), 60%, 80,000.

Maybe it's easier not to come up with a racial ability at all than to pull it out of thin air? I didn't see a single good one.

Abilities - steal resources (excluding gold) 10 units (rare resource) or 20 units (wood or ore), 7,000 or 14,000 gold payment.

What's the point of this when you can buy these resources in a resource factory for about the same money? And in general... If you didn't know, 10 units of rare resources are equal in value to 20 units of ore or wood, but you have 7 and 14 thousand, which is completely out of place.

The return occurred in 970.

Another history revisionist... Well, okay, let it be. But the events of the fifth part actually take place around this year

Race name - evil. Action fifth in 969.

Everything new is just a well-hidden boyan :) I had a very, very similar idea :)
The ability is decent. But it needs to be balanced and balanced, because the prices are completely out of bounds. I suggest paying the cost of one week's growth. Also, I don't quite get how there can be 5 levels of ability development. If there is no Mastery Amulet on the map, but there is a Tear of Ashan, will the ability reach level 4?
The idea of stealing resources isn't bad, but again, it needs to be refined, because it's easier to go to the market and buy what you need.

P.S. Why are there only two options in the poll? Why aren't there options like "wonderful", "genius", "marvelous", "stunning", "just super"? :D

over time, this starts to become annoying, and you just want to click the downvote button. I suggest you keep this in mind.
Are Parakshas Rakshasas in wheelchairs? o_O

Why are the only answer options in the poll "excellent" and "magnificent"? Where are the options "average" and "don't like"?

Well, what can I say... the voting is great!

In terms of thievery (if I understood correctly), the "Favorite of the Gods" hero primarily aims to disrupt the opponent's economy rather than acquire resources for themselves. If this is the case, then this ability should be particularly noted because... it's probably the only one that's interesting. No major excitement is expected for now. I give the author a plus for putting their mind to work! But they should know that they can put even more effort into it.

Not very interesting.