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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 butt heads; if animations can be extracted from there somehow, that's fine.

You did make animations for the black knight somehow though)

For this ability, it seems to be here:

<AnimCharacter href="/Characters/Creatures/Dungeon/Maradeur.(Character).xdb#xpointer(/Character)"/>

Это отсылает на 
<AnimCharacter href="/Characters/Creatures/Dungeon/Maradeur.(Character).xdb#xpointer(/Character)"/>

А оттуда по ходу сюда:

<Item>
	<Kind>specability</Kind>
	<Anim href="Maradeur-arena-specability.xdb#xpointer(/BasicSkelAnim)"/>
</Item>

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.