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In principle, they are still made of flesh, not steel.

In principle, but still, they are made of flesh, not steel.

Where does it say that they are made of flesh?

In the game, they are presented as living creatures, which means they are made of flesh.

If the titans are made of steel, then is the thunderlord made of armored glass? No, the titans are a separate race of Ashan, as evidenced by the trident of the titans, their ancient artifact.

No, there’s definitely nothing here. The description clearly states that they are artificial. The first Titans were created by Shantiri.

I read about the Titans; they are created like Golems and retain a part of the creator's soul (nowhere does it say they are made of steel), but more often they are summoned from another world (most likely the world of Heroes of Might and Magic III).

Problem: in the fifth game, they can visually appear to be either steel or living creatures; I prefer the latter. In the seventh game, they are definitely made of steel or stone (Shantir).

Problem: in the fifth game, they can look like they are made of steel or are alive; I prefer the latter.

Perhaps it's not flesh, but some kind of flexible material. Let's say, mercury. The color suggests that they are not very "alive."

I have to agree.

Okay, they are golems. They left.

No need to guess – everything has already been described: the Titans of Ashan are mechanisms; they are only alive in Heroes 5, and as we know, Heroes 5 contradicts Heroes 6 and 7 in terms of lore. In my opinion, the problem lies here: Nival created a new universe and new lore, but, as I understand it, due to the popularity of Heroes 3, they crammed a number of elements/concepts/canons (underline the appropriate one) from Heroes 3 into it. The lore in Heroes 5 is poorly developed; the developers of Heroes 6 fleshed out and adjusted this lore to create something more independent, which led to the inconsistency between the lore of Heroes 5 and Heroes 6/7. Nival started the confusion (they shouldn't have used elements from Heroes 3 while creating a completely new universe – or at least they should have integrated these elements more carefully into the new universe), and the developers of Heroes 6/7 continued the confusion (they could have carefully aligned everything with the lore of Heroes 5, but instead, they went in a different direction from Heroes 5, which is itself partially contradictory).

Heroes 5 takes place 400 years after Heroes 7 (or more?), during which time mages could have developed their sciences (they gave golems weapons, gave weapons to djinns, created gremlins, and spread magic and education throughout Ashan). It seems that mages have created new titans with joints and greater mobility.

However, it is unclear where the flying carpets and the first level went.

Carpets were replaced with elephants, and the Kabirs were sent to the RTF for elementals.

Enough guessing – everything has already been described: the Titans of Ashan are mechanisms; they are alive only in Heroes 5, and as is well known, Heroes 5 contradicts Heroes 6 and 7 in terms of lore.

Or you can read it the other way around: Heroes 6 and 7, as is well known, contradict Heroes 5 in terms of lore, therefore, it is not canon. It's up to each person to decide what they prefer. I believe that the law of the strong applies, and the stronger part has more authority. But if you really want to justify making the Titans mechanical, using the lore of other games, in particular Heroes 6, 7, or some other game from another series, why not?
The problem is that regeneration/resurrection stops working for the mechanics, which means a minus for the strategy of regenerating/resurrecting Titans. From a gameplay perspective, this option leaves fewer choices.