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Well, I don't know, but I think white hair suits them.
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fktifzobr
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Well, today I did a great job! It turned out really well, and I'm happy with it. I'm starting to think that white hair for everyone might not be a bad idea.
psatkha
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Well, today I did a great job! It turned out really cool, I'm happy. I'm starting to think that white hair for everyone is not a bad idea.
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Рон54
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Well, today I did a great job! It turned out really cool, I'm happy, and I'm starting to think that white hair for everyone is not a bad idea.
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We need this. It turned out great!
fktifzobr
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Okay, I'm satisfied now. I rarely say that I like a unit, especially one as complex as this one.
Without the Necro-Demons, the balance of power will be disrupted – the seventh-level undead will get only one low-level unit, while the undead faction resembling a dark messiah will get an elite knight. To prevent these sub-factions from killing each other off, we need to increase their interdependence. The seventh-level undead will all be flying units, while the Necro-Bichugans will be infantry and archers. Therefore, the flies are now in a suspended state. I don't know how to visually connect them to the seventh level; we can simply accept their connection as a convention, or we can replace the unit with a flying magical skull, or something more interesting.
IchGViji
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What cool sisters they turned out to be, they are simply mesmerizing!
It's a pity, of course, that the fate of the flies is now hanging by a thread...
It's a pity, of course, that the fate of the flies is now hanging by a thread...
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the ghost replacement is ready 😁
Рон54
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Okay, I'm satisfied. I rarely say that I like a unit, especially one as complex as this one.
Without the Necro-Demons, the balance of power will be disrupted – the Tier 7 undead will get only one low-level unit, while the undead faction resembling a dark messiah will get an elite knight. To prevent these sub-factions from killing each other, we need to increase their interdependence – the Tier 7 undead will all be flying units, and the Necro-Demon faction will be infantry and archers. Therefore, the flies are now in a suspended state – I don't know how to visually connect them to the Tier 7 undead; we can simply accept their connection as a convention, or we can replace the unit with a flying magical skull, or something more interesting.
fktifzobr
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So, they are banshees? Interesting undead creature.
Рон54
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I decided this at the last moment; yesterday, they were still alphas...
fktifzobr
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It seems to me that these girls are more like a modern version of Mormo.
Рон54
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I don't know of any such creatures... I rarely delve into folklore-based undead; people fear the same things – ghouls, vampires, and spirits that inflict nightmares and sleep paralysis. I don't remember anything surprising me there. And the main problem with folklore-based creatures is the lack of names for their upgrades. You could, of course, follow the principle of Heroes of Might and Magic III and add the words "kings" or "royal." But that won't work for alternate upgrades.
The word "sisters" is a great idea, meaning there's some kind of "sisterhood" – perhaps it's a coven, or maybe it's the name of a combat group. In the latter case, you could develop the story, like in ancient times, they were nuns, perhaps priestesses of the god of dreams, the god of the moon? Or maybe the sun and harvest? It's not that important; war changed everything – there are no more monasteries, no more empire, and the remaining Sorceresses hide in ruins and roam the swamps, hunting lost adventurers. Somewhere there, the Archons hang out – ancient mages and priests who sold their souls to the god of death.
fktifzobr
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Then you could call it "Kings of Kings"). In general, you could make it like this: regular, unit-veteran, unit-king.
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Okay, I've decided who will complement the faction.
The flies won't go anywhere; they'll occupy Tier 3. Flies hatching from the corpses of enemies using Naadir's special ability is cool.
Rotting warriors will move to Tier 2. A specialist in warriors is cool; it will be a necromancer-knight.
I dressed Alaric in the Lich armor from Dark Messiah; that will be Tier 4.
And I can take armor for undead horses from Warcraft, so Tier 6 will have vampire knights, but not handsome ones, but Nosferatu, although maybe the red grade will be prettier.
I want to reduce the size of the fly so that it is unicellular; I'm currently trying to move its parts to Hannik's feathered serpents.
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I came up with a description for the sisters, maybe you'll like it. As they say, the author's approval is needed.😅
The Sisters of Sorrow are an ancient sisterhood of Necromancers from Erathia, who, during an unsuccessful experiment to transform into vampires, became immortal spirits trapped in the armor of their order.
The Sisters of Terror are the highest-ranking Necromancers who were on the verge of becoming vampires, but now they are unyielding spirits sowing terror in the hearts of their enemies.
(I replaced the names of the Wailing Banshees with the Sisters of Sorrow, I saw it on your VK page.) The Sisters of Sorrow still cannot come to terms with the fact that they are now only the spirits of their former selves, and now their sorrow is conveyed in continuous wails and screams.
The Sisters of Sorrow are an ancient sisterhood of Necromancers from Erathia, who, during an unsuccessful experiment to transform into vampires, became immortal spirits trapped in the armor of their order.
The Sisters of Terror are the highest-ranking Necromancers who were on the verge of becoming vampires, but now they are unyielding spirits sowing terror in the hearts of their enemies.
(I replaced the names of the Wailing Banshees with the Sisters of Sorrow, I saw it on your VK page.) The Sisters of Sorrow still cannot come to terms with the fact that they are now only the spirits of their former selves, and now their sorrow is conveyed in continuous wails and screams.