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Does it even matter how each of us interpreted it? Either way, it turned out cool – “one-eyed werewolves”:D! I know where to put the Pegasi back! Remember, I wrote about the Storm Elves in the “Swamp” thread; they’ll fit right in on level 4 there!:)

Don't you think there are more elves than Asians? That's not right. It would be better to think about where to put those one-eyed werewolves.

We need a lot of new creatures, and many, many more!!!:smile01:

Of course, it’s needed! And if PC games are increasingly moving towards realism in what is happening and the environment, then why shouldn’t Heroes also take a step towards this realism with new creatures...

The main idea is to focus on the wolves that appeared in the "Hammers of Fate" expansion... looking at the wolves, I once remembered the fauna of Oblivion... and from here, you can immediately take a whole bunch of creatures - natural creatures that inhabit virtually any world - bears, pumas, white tigers, crabs, rhinoceroses, giant rats, and other fauna... After all, how many different creatures can potentially be added, and most importantly, give them appropriate gameplay - for example, the hero walks along the river, and suddenly, out of nowhere, a battle begins with crocodiles that have crawled out of the river, or while walking through the forest, he suddenly encounters a couple of bears that have come out, are hungry, and ready to attack the few human squads...

There are also other ideas, if needed, I can add them too)):cool:

Yeah... the idea is certainly interesting, but what abilities would you give to crocodiles? After killing them, does the hero get an artifact – crocodile leather boots?)))) You can't give every creature some kind of ability. Although, the game could definitely use some nasty creatures like giant spiders. Although, I don't like them:smile07:

By the way, the idea about artworks is also good... it's unlikely, but it's possible, and why not introduce it as a gameplay element – you can assign abilities to everyone... And let the type of terrain also affect the random spawning of creatures – like crocodiles near a river, spiders in decaying Necromancer forests, and bears in thickets or snowy locations...

By the way, in principle, you can create purely symbolic animals for each race... for example, for the dwarves, the animal symbol is a bear, for the elves, the animal symbol is a white tiger, and for the Necromancers, a giant spider... here you can calculate the chances of creatures joining (also due to symbolism), for example, white tigers, as proud animals, will be attracted by the harmony of the elves, and spiders – by the smell of decay and dead flesh of the Necromancers...

Damn! I was just joking about artifacts and spiders! Artifacts dropping from creatures is fine, but I can't stand spiders in the game; I heard enough screeching when I was playing Dark Messiah. Necromancers can do without spiders. :smile24:

Alex Ghost, that's a cool idea about the animal symbols! I just wouldn't make them creatures that participate in battles, but rather keep them near the hero! Meaning, the animal symbol gives some kind of bonus!

Oh... it's a pity the developers don't listen to us:cool:
And regarding bringing them back - Ifrits should be brought back first. They were great in the 3rd game.
And the Dungeon Lords are just awful. The Rakshasa are the most uninspired, though.
And the Swamp. It should definitely be brought back. The Swamp is part of Heroes;)

Oh... it's a pity the developers don't listen to us:cool:
And regarding bringing them back - Ifrits should be brought back first. They were great in the 3rd game.
And the Dungeon faction is just awful. To be honest, the Rakshasa are the most uninspired.
And the Swamp. It should definitely be brought back. The Swamp is part of Heroes;)