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Firstly, this has been going on for almost a year now, maybe even longer... Secondly, there's nothing funny about it... our brotherly nation is disappearing.
Let's focus on creating history rather than debating who Americans are. I propose the following:
1) After the catastrophe, there was indeed a regression, and much was forgotten. :(
2) The Krigane managed to survive this catastrophe relatively easily (they are used to fire):D
3) After that, they delved into their memories and adopted a new name - Demons (which, in the language of people, used to mean the embodiment of darkness):eek:
4) That is why the Krigane-Demons are so strong.
2AlexeyPank Not bad, not bad... but 3) is implausible, I suggest my own version. They survived the catastrophe, but the regression affected them as well. When they emerged on the surface, people labeled them as demons.Katrine
4. In Kanigheim's world, the enemies are the Krigans; in Nival's world, they are the Inferno.
2Katrine And I always thought that the Krigans and the Inferno were the same thing...
"Мы не герои. Мы сильны. Мы упрямы. Мы стараемся соблюдать условия контракта. Но мы не умираем за проигравших." Костоправ
"Мы не поклонники честной игры, если ее можно избежать. Девиз Отряда – максимальная эффективность при минимальном риске." Костоправ
2AlexeyPank Not bad, not bad... but 3) is implausible, I suggest my own version: They survived the catastrophe, but the regression affected them as well. When they emerged on the surface, people called them demons.
Simply, "demons" is an ancient term, I think. Old myths surfaced in people's minds, and that's how they were labeled. And what, it's a good idea!:D
The Wood Elves, having lost their homeland and ruler, became savage; their minds clouded, and they were consumed by a thirst for revenge. Now they are ready to kill anyone who tries to take even a single step, even on a small patch of land. As for the Barbarians, they crossed the ocean and settled on the islands where the Orcs were exiled, and where (according to my legend) the Erregan half-elves settled – the Cult of Nature! By the way, does anyone remember what these islands were called?
Regarding the Elves. After emerging from the Dungeons, the Elves tried to return to their former way of life. But the memory was still too fresh that their former world had perished because of their kin – the half-elf Gelu. Those in whom these memories lived most vividly gradually became disillusioned with their kin. And they were shunned and avoided. Then, a reverse exodus to the underworld occurred among a part of the Elves, who became known as the Dark Elves. But, as it turned out, the Dungeons were inhabited even before them! These were the remnants of the state of the Lords of Nihon, the underground dwellers!
I could, of course, write the story on my own. But I would like everyone who is interested to participate. But I will continue. ... Krigans, Devils, Demons, Infernal... They have many names. What they call themselves is a mystery to everyone. To find out, you have to become one of them. That's how Succubi appeared - former humans who became too close to the Darkness. They received their answer as a reward, and something else - the ability to drain life force from their sexual partners.
I can, in principle, write a story even on my own. But I would like everyone who is interested in it to participate. But I will continue. ... Krigans, Devils, Demons, Infernal... They have many names. What they call themselves is a mystery to everyone. To find out, you have to become one of them. That's how Succubi appeared - former people who became too close to Darkness. They received their answer as a reward, and something else - the ability to drain life force from their sexual partners.
Well, I'm not writing anything because I like everything as it is :) Just mentioning sexual partners isn't necessary (
well i'm not writing anything because so far i like everything:) only that it's not worth mentioning sexual partners(everyone is already thinking about nothing else)and in general all demons are the restless souls of sinners, many people died in armageddon and that's why they couldn't put all the souls where they belong
Succubi are simply exactly as I wrote. And restless souls of sinners are not demons. Demons are those who do not let these souls rest. ...The demons were gaining strength; it was easier for them to do so than for others. But for now, they did not dare take decisive action and waited. They did not wish to trade in trifles. To destroy all enemies with one blow — that is truly a worthy task. The Schism of the elves was perceived by the demons as a time to prepare for war. Their rivals are weakened; there is no unity among them. A fiery storm approaches...
since I don't have anything else to add right now, I'll say this: :) if anyone is against this idea, please don't express your dissatisfaction here. Please criticize only if you can fix the identified shortcomings with your own ideas. Offer more of your own ideas, but not those that deserve to be called "spam." And be more tolerant of your fellow man.
AlexeyPankDemons are simply an ancient name, I think. Old myths resurfaced in people's memories, and that's why they were called that. Hey, what an idea!:DKrigans cannot be demons. Let me explain. The answer lies in physiology. Krigans are essentially parasites (see the sci-fi movie "Independence Day"). Their goal is the destruction of all living things and pumping resources out of the planet. Conquest doesn't interest them in principle. Krigan Guide MM6. Inferno. 1. They cannot live in the world of humans!!!!!!!!!!(Read the castle description) 2. They don't need the world of humans, neither for resources nor as living space. 3. It's generally unclear why they attacked????????? 4. The atmosphere of Ashan doesn't suit them. Due to the low temperature;)
The Krigans cannot be demons. I'll explain. The answer lies in their physiology. Krigans are essentially parasites (see the movie "Independence Day"). Their goal is to destroy all life and drain the planet's resources. Conquest doesn't interest them at all. See the Krigan guide in Might and Magic 6. Inferno. 1. They cannot live in the world of humans!!!!!! (Read the castle description) 2. They don't need the world of humans, neither as a resource nor as living space. 3. It's not clear at all why they attacked????????? 4. The atmosphere of Ashan doesn't suit them. Because of the low temperature;)
In general, don't interfere with them.
Who knows their true nature? Lies and secrecy are their weapons. Why do they attack... Who knows. Maybe it's their nature, and they can't do anything else. Remember, demons are everywhere, no matter what they're called.
...But where did the undead come from? It seemed that after the cleansing flame, which many believed to be the final battle, after which the kingdom of God would come to Earth, there should have been no darkness left. But the Necromancers did not perish. Some of them went through the portals. The last one was the great Sandro himself, who carried his wounded student, Lucretia, in his arms. Just as they reached the portal, Gavin Magnus caught up with them, and he had his own score to settle with Sandro.
Lightning, a hastily erected shield, and Sandro was defeated. But Lucretia, though dying, saved her teacher. She pushed Sandro into the portal and, with her last strength, placed her shield in the way. Enraged, Magnus, paying no attention to the young Necromancer, rushed after them. The portal
Lucretia survived. Youth took its toll. But hatred for mages became her second nature. She tried to save her teacher, but did she succeed?:confused: But how could she survive alone in a dying world? There was only one way out – to go to the mages, to their Silver Cities above the ground. Thanks to her skills, Lucretia became one of the best among the mages. But the thirst for revenge lived on in her...:mad:
Lightning, a hastily displayed shield, and Sandro is defeated. But Lucretia, though near death, saved the teacher. She pushed Sandro into the portal and, with her last strength, placed her shield. Enraged, Magnus, ignoring the girl-necromancer, rushed after him. The portal slammed shut.:cool:
Gavin Magnus was not Sandro's enemy. That's point one.
Gavin Magnus wasn't Sandro's enemy. That's point one. 2. Gavin Magnus didn't end up in Auchan, but in Xeen, where he was betrayed by Solmyr. 3. Sandro's death is unlikely. He was the strongest necromancer in Xeen. 4. Since a portal opened and the world plunged into Chaos, Gavin would be the first to run away, but he definitely wouldn't be settling scores. 5. Sandro didn't have any apprentices. He was a solitary necromancer, which led to a conflict with the Necromancers' guild in Erathia.
Overall, it's below any criticism. And besides, you forgot about Markel;)
1. Who knows how it really was. :confused: 2. And Magnus started having problems with his mind in Xeen; wasn't the last battle with Sandro and Lucretia to blame?:confused: 3. No one is saying that Sandro died;) 4. And he didn't intentionally settle scores; they just clashed near the portal.:mad: 5. The apprentices were invented by the Nival developers.
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