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You're right, that would be more appropriate. I don't understand why they kill animals when they are supposed to be protectors of the forest! It doesn't make sense. Maybe those aren't real furs? By the way, the fact that they don't worship beasts is definitely true. They already worship Silvanne, so where else would they put totems?
But what kind of furs are they, made of artificial leather with synthetic fur? That's where it gets strange. On the one hand, they are protectors of the forests, but on the other hand, they must somehow feed themselves, so they probably have to kill animals, but then the question arises: how can you protect something that you are also destroying? They worship Silvanne, but here I meant the standard set of druids, shamanism, and transforming into different animals. And they do have totems; here's a quote from the unicorn's biography:
Unicorns are spirits of nature, and therefore they are sacred to all Elven society. They are considered the totem animal of all Irollan, for it is prophesied that when the last Unicorn dies, Irollan - the Elven Kingdom - and all its inhabitants will perish as well. Although the truth of this legend is unknown to anyone, the shimmering aura of Unicorns endows them with the ability to shield their allies from enemy spells.
You're wasting your time with nonsense... "Defender of the forest" doesn't mean vegetarian. Elves need to eat and dress. If we follow your logic, then elves should also shoot humans for hunting animals and cutting down trees for their homes, etc. And in general, the elves in the 5th part are very similar to Native Americans, who also hunted and killed animals, but only in the amount necessary to survive, while the Americans - cowboys - took it upon themselves and killed all the buffalo in a short period of time, often just for fun. It's better to discuss demons - why don't they comply with fire safety regulations?
You're wasting your time with nonsense... "Defender of the Forest" doesn't mean vegetarian. Elves need to eat and dress. If we follow your logic, then elves should also shoot humans for hunting animals and cutting down trees for their homes, etc. In general, the elves in the 5th part are very similar to Native Americans, who also hunted and killed animals, but only in the amount necessary to survive, while the Americans-cowboys-bastards went and shot all the buffalo in a short period of time, often just for fun. It's better to discuss the demons – why don't they comply with fire safety regulations?
Why should they be vegetarians? They protect the forests. Let them feed on the energy of the earth or the gifts of Silanna, manna from heaven, why should they kill animals that they should protect? And what are they, Native Americans? Where are the Native Americans in this? If Faidaen is a Native American, then I'm a Spanish pilot. And the sarcasm about demons is not appropriate here
That's correct. They hunt, but in moderation – they kill only as much as they need. Given their small numbers, they won't cause significant harm to the forest. Trust a biologist (and an elf).
Слово "РАСА" пишется с одной буквой С. В слове ВОИН нет буквы Й. Пять восклицательных знаков в конце каждого предложения - признак подростковых комплексов.
Well, I don't know, maybe they do eat them... Although, it would be more reasonable for them to grow something to eat. But you're exaggerating about the clothing. They can't make clothes out of animals. Just think about it – Dryads, Beastmasters, and Archers don't wear clothes made from animals. So why would Druids, who are supposedly the wisest of the elves, do it?
Step aside from the way of a better man than you So you fall at his feet hes the one who betrays you Its the servants devotion for the decay Stand up
Well, I don't know, maybe they do eat them... Although, they could be growing something to eat, which seems more reasonable. But you're exaggerating about the clothing. They can't make clothes out of animals. Just think about it - they're warm, they have Battle Druids, Dryads, and Archers, and they don't wear clothes made from animals. So why would Druids, who are supposedly the wisest of the elves, do it?
Actually, I was being sarcastic about the clothing. And Dryads don't wear animal clothing because they are forest spirits and don't need clothes. Archers don't wear them so as not to stand out against the general background; if you see deer antlers on a tree, it's unlikely anyone will think it's a deer and not an elf. But the artists made a mistake with the animal skins on the Druids; they probably didn't know what to add to the Druids to make them stand out from the others, and they ran out of ideas. :(
Well, the comment about clothing was sarcasm. And dryads don't wear animal clothing because they are forest spirits and don't need clothes. Archers don't wear them to blend in with the background; seeing deer antlers on a tree, it's unlikely anyone would think it's a deer and not an elf. As for the animal skins on druids, the artists probably messed up; they likely didn't know what to add to the druids to make them stand out from the others, and they ran out of ideas. :(
I understood it was sarcasm, but it was worth discussing. Anyway, we can speculate as much as we want – we're unlikely to find a reasonable explanation for why elves wear dead animals. :smile32:
Step aside from the way of a better man than you So you fall at his feet hes the one who betrays you Its the servants devotion for the decay Stand up
To be honest, I don't like the Elves; I thought they would remove them or add something else! And what about the Fairies? They were in the Conflux in Heroes 3!
"Отыщи всему начало, и ты многое поймёшь." К. Прутков.
Where else would you put dendroids if not with the Elves? And without them, the game just isn't the same anymore; since the third installment, these creatures have been defending the forest groves. Yes, in the third part, fairies belonged to a different faction, but firstly, that faction isn't in the fifth game, and secondly, fairies, as spirits of the forest, are more fitting among the Elves than the Elementals.
Step aside from the way of a better man than you So you fall at his feet hes the one who betrays you Its the servants devotion for the decay Stand up
Where else would you put dendroids if not with the Elves? And they are essential in the game now; since the third part, these guys have been protecting the forests. Yes, in the third part, fairies belonged to a different faction, but firstly, that faction isn't in the fifth game, and secondly, fairies as forest spirits are more appropriate among the Elves than the Elementals.
I agree, but in Heroes 5, it's not fairies, but forest spirits: pixies, dryads, nymphs; they go very well with the Ents, and in the Conflux, I would rather put some other fairies, like sprites or leprechauns.
I agree, but in Heroes 5, there aren't fairies, but forest spirits: pixies, dryads, nymphs; they blend very well with ents, and in the Conflux, I would rather place some kind of fairies, like spriggans, for example, or leprechauns.
Yes, leprechauns would be a good unit and would increase luck by 1, but if the hero takes a super ability, then they become useless.
And what makes you think that a leprechaun would be exactly as you just described? Maybe they would have come up with something else, taking into account the Elven faction. Maybe he would have had the same abilities as a dryad?;)
Step aside from the way of a better man than you So you fall at his feet hes the one who betrays you Its the servants devotion for the decay Stand up
A Leprechaun is often associated with good luck, but it doesn't necessarily mean he would bestow it upon units. However, if he brought gold like peasants do, that would make sense!