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Can’t you just drink a potion there?

Don't know for sure, but I think they turn into a regular liquid, and the effect disappears immediately.

Actually, it's not that scary there. Spiders and ettercaps become only slightly more dangerous than goblins around level 20, even without magic. Maybe only for a solo caster.

If you're playing with Valen, then yes. But even that big spider managed to kill him, I think. It seems to knock him down and poison him, or others poison him...
Although, yes, this wasn't the most difficult battle. I spent a considerable amount of time in another place, and it wasn't against Mephisto.

Others are harassing him.
In my screenshot, he's standing right behind me, and he didn't move at all until the end of the battle, only later he somehow took off his armor and stood in his underwear and helmet. And I don't care, honestly, I'm already tired of killing him; he often dies faster than me in most battles.
I think I'll increase the difficulty. What was I thinking? Heroes of Might and Magic on normal difficulty has always been almost exclusively for console players.

Locky, how did you become undead? Or is this a temporary state achieved through one of the spells?

I have a Shifter prestige class. With an epic feat, you can transform into Undead or Outsiders.

Magic and magical items don't work in this location, so it's probably unpleasant to explore, especially if you're playing as some shaggy elf wizard, shooting from a crossbow, suppressing a yawn, and waiting for a tiefling to kill everyone.

At the very beginning, when you go down, you can pray, which will strengthen the entire group (it seems) for a while.

I spent a considerable amount of time in another place, and it wasn't Mephistopheles.

Grimgnaw and his team? For some reason, when I played for the first time, I didn't do very well against them, but in subsequent playthroughs, they didn't cause me any problems at all.

Hmm, no, I killed them on the first try, although I had to run around quite a bit, and my companions were also killed. That's how I ran away from the Minotaur with Dicken.

Hmm, then the last guardian? Or, God forbid, should I kill the charming Gruul?

That's how I ran away from the minotaur with Dicken.

That's why it was so difficult for me; I concentrated my forces on the minotaur because I was inexperienced. Before that, I did hit the priest, he just happened to be in the way.

and I spent time on a Dark Slaad, or rather, it looked like just a Slaad, but in reality, it was a demon. The second guardian was something similar.

And I hit him with Harm and immediately took away almost all his hit points.

Munchkin. I also killed dragonkin in the original game; it took about a second and a half.
Just a couple of hours ago, while playing, I destroyed a dragon lich. Is there anything more disgusting than a dragon undead? Perhaps an elf lich from the first Icewind Dale? Or an elf dragon? I did the right thing by turning the difficulty slider all the way up – it was difficult, but not tedious. I didn't have to replay it a hundred times. And I took all of its countless treasures. In general, there's a lot of stuff in this branch; I summoned a genie twice to get rid of the junk that wouldn't fit in my inventory anymore. I made about three hundred.

Liz, go ahead and share your rare screenshots!)

Two more ideas for campaigns in Heroes 4 have emerged. I thought I could combine them, but no, they would only lose in storyline that way. Also, I decided to make the old idea about a sister and brother a single scenario, because otherwise I'll never finish it at all. The HeroesWorld campaign might have to be postponed again, since the current ideas excite me more, and it's better to work on them while I have the necessary, essential feelings that allow me to fully perceive an idea and immerse myself in its spirit.