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

Question about Necropolis: Was the idea to only raise skeletons from defeated units, like in Heroes of Might and Magic III, the original concept? Or is an alternative raising table needed for more than just fun?

that's why raising skeletons is canon

I believe that if Necromancers create high-level undead on the battlefield, they don't need cities, so raising skeletons is canon.

Dwarf Golems?!

I wanted to collect armor for the Orcs in the game Lotr War in the North... but I was playing as a Dwarf, so I have a lot of Orc models, but at the same time, I'm in a Dwarven mood) I'm making the most Dwarven-like Dwarves, so it looks good, without hats and caps.

Almost finished painting the third golem, but at the last moment, I noticed that multicolored pixels were popping up in several places... we'll fix it.

I understand that they are still based on the Golems from the 7th game? But of course, something new for the Dwarves is great!
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*I'm still thinking about what to replace the Bears and Bone Crushers with... Should I move the Tauns to Tier 3? or Tier 4, which would be more logical? 🤔

Dwarves are a tricky subject for modding. Simply because few people create full-fledged Dwarf Factions and creatures that would fit into their vanilla faction or wouldn't just be a rework of existing ones (like Mountain Guards).

The reasons are also quite simple:
Dwarves are a defensive Faction and play from a defensive position (or, yes, Energy Rune, and we run across the entire map).

Tier 3 – it's neither logical nor practical. (Is a bear weaker than a horse?) The theme of Cavalry in the game is not fully developed and is almost impossible to implement due to the combat mechanics.
Conclusion: instead of Bears, a unit or defensive combat machine would be good. One that can effectively protect the front line or successfully counter certain inconvenient enemies in the early game (*for example, any mech will be good against poison and bees).
Tier 4 – is absurd and impractical. You correctly pointed out the illogicality of their weapons. I would present them normally with two axes or a large, crushing two-handed weapon (Hammer/Pickaxe/Mace... it doesn't matter). And in terms of practicality, the same as with the bears. The ability of the Warriors simply destroys any sane competition in terms of Infantry/front line. And Tier 3 and Tier 4 are not Tanks/sappers, but rather a kind of DD/vanguard.
Conclusion: a replacement is needed; it is impossible to adequately balance them within the current concept (image).

Tier 6 – There are no complaints about the Thanes; these are just ideas for improving the Faction as a whole. Thanes are a good unit, but their building is a pain for many – "A Great Quest for Cre," usually, you'll unlock Dragons with an upgrade faster than you build regular Thanes.
Idea: By lowering the tier of the Thanes and proportionally reducing their stats, you can, firstly, make them a more accessible and useful mid-tier unit, and secondly, create an equally interesting Tier 6 unit to replace the previous one.

*Such a reshuffle in the League of Shadows, for example, helped a lot. Witches on Tier 3 are much more appropriate, and giving a formidable, large Minotaur (Tank) on Tier 6 is more practical. The Necromancer needs Tanks more in the late game (capable of simply surviving, no matter how, while he casts spells that deal a million damage; otherwise, again, Tanks, around which his early, fragile units can play).