Posts from NCF – Extended list of Neutral creatures.

This requires a lizard bite with an animation of butting with horns (if an animation can even be applied to this bite)

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and in general, NCF deer and elk should be added, level 4-5, with rider effects. It would also be good to add saber-toothed tigers, level 5-6, with a double attack and a small demon sword (for 1 creature), good speed, high initiative, and average (but not reduced) stats.

Haven already has deer, I think. Why, why, and where should they have lizard bites? I won't even mention the ramming with horns 🤐. Saber-toothed tigers are interesting, deer – I don't know. But I definitely know that adding deer and elk is pointless. Because in general, they are very similar.

This demon will butt with its horns (won't it?). Regarding deer and elk, I think not all of them should butt; some will simply be like horses, and some will have a piercing attack – it all depends on how the author envisions it.

In Heroes 3, demons and horned demons fight each other, so if you can extract the animations from there, it should work.

You made animations for the Black Knight, right?

It looks like the animation for this ability is here:

This refers to 


And from there, it seems to go here:


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Here's another thing that surprises me:
The Askar and their updates have an increase of 5.
Okay, the Turgaks are fine.
The rest are just trash, nothing stands out, neither stats nor abilities – and the increase is 5, half of the standard.

It's like the Gremlins-Firefighters, +20% to the Fire sign, but the quantity is halved, so the sign will deal 40% less damage from the attack

Added 8 minutes ago
where can I find the NCF-deer pack files?

With NOIADE, all these parameters are calculated automatically using the formulas developed by two respected colleagues - Nargott and Stetnoel

Also, we immediately get the averaged values, which, in my opinion, is a more logical option for a creature in the NCF project, but of course, as they say, IMHO

Now, let's check your necromancer

So, we take the file GameMechanics\Creature\Creatures\Neutrals\Creature _609.xdb and feed it to the utility... File -> Open -> find the file Creature_609.xdb and import it, and we immediately get the result

I haven't seen any overpowered units below level 8 anywhere, and level 8 is exactly what it should be if we consider a significant difference in strength to be overpowered. And I don't like her conclusions based on the example of this ghost and some other creatures in this thread.