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

If possible, please attach some pictures, even rough sketches of your idea, because it's not entirely clear from your description...

- But why specifically a deer? And not a moose/wolf/woodpecker, etc.?
- "Concept for T2," what exactly is T2?
- "On the hoops that additionally bind the bones together"... what bothers you so much about HOW the golem's bones are held together? It's magic, it can't have "earthly" rules, it's just magic! ))
- The same goes for the breastbone being the wrong shape, but this isn't an anatomy lesson; maybe the golem's bones underwent monstrous aberrations as a result of illness/infection/virus.... P.S. D&D - it seems to be a classic game, but what is it? I also came across this abbreviation when searching for images, but I don't know what it is...

I mentioned this before, but it was just in passing....

What do you think of this unit? Something like a "centipede of ghouls." The lore justification could be something like this: disgraced Necromancers, fallen in battle, are resurrected by a powerful black sorcerer and punished by him – their bodies are merged into one, and now they are obliged to fulfill the will of the black mage with even greater zeal....

Here's the first version:

The second version – I quickly made it from the ghoul of Heroes 6; I saw a similar picture on the internet, but I didn't save it and can't find it again.

The difference between the two pictures is basically this: in the first one from the internet, the bodies merged WITHOUT legs; in my screenshot, the bodies simply merged, and the legs are also intertwined. Moreover, the intertwining can be not only sequential, but also some bodies can be arranged across or diagonally, or turned in the other direction by 180 degrees....

The most important thing is, how do you like this unit?
P.S. If you don't like it, that's fine, but if you do like it and it's needed, I can work on it...

For me, this is too complicated. It can be done, but combining the torsos is very difficult (and there isn't a suitable skeleton either).

Here's an example – the Barbarian unit, I spent a week combining its arms and torso, but I painted the Necro-Cultist in 2 evenings and added models to it in one evening. That's why I try not to completely change the models, but rather add helmets, trinkets, weapons, and shoulder pads.

Will there be a pumpkin monster?

Said the author of the Pineapple Golem)