Posts from RTF is a global modification that replaces all towns in the game.

Everything is great, the mercenaries look cool. But you should mention where you got the resources for their creation. And I'm not just talking about my model ports, but about the Grim Age artwork.

I'm reworking the golems – the golem with a pilot raises questions: how is the pilot protected from dark magic and poisons? What if the pilot dies? What about repairs? Because of this, I decided to get rid of the pilot and came up with a principle for how the golem works.

Initially, golems were used by the empire – they were assault mechanisms supporting the legionaries.
Golems were powered by mana crystals, and controlled by powerful mages. After the fall of the empire, the golem factories were closed and abandoned.

Modern golems use engines invented by the dwarves – this is a sphere filled with liquid magic from a magical well. A runic spell, "Song of Life," is inscribed on the sphere, and the spell "Code of Stone" is inscribed on the golem – the code is a behavior program. The most complex golems may have a program for refueling and autonomous combat.

The improved golem is made of magical stone, which allows it to draw mana from enemy heroes, heal when attacking spellcasters, and possibly reduce the mana cost of spells. At the same time, the golem itself is immune to magic – this golem is made using the technologies of the empire of mages; they were previously used as bodyguards for high-ranking mages.

An alternative upgrade will be the standard Shanti golem – it's excellent; I don't know how to make it better. In terms of lore, it will be a combat golem from the Legion of Fire from the empire; they were produced in large quantities, and a very large number of golems were not put into operation, but now they are being repaired and sold to dwarven trading barons.

I made the first level for the Dungeon faction; for those who don't know, I decided to replace the Vikings with sea cultists – this provides more unit options.