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Posts from Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era - Обсуждение
I took this from heroescommunity. They promise a music announcement soon. If Ubisoft is working on the music, it could very well be Paul Romero.
BumBodia145
Guys, help me out, please give me a mod where I can play all Heroes 5 campaigns, but so that, for example, in the campaign for Isabel, I can upgrade archers and crossbowmen to ranged units (the second upgrade).
Why don't they dissipate like normal ghosts, but instead fall to the ground as corpses? Presumably, this is a delight for necrophiliacs, judging by the bust? Oh my god, how cringeworthy.
A handsome zombie, who once covered Keandra (a heroine from the Temple) with a white substance (spiderweb). Interestingly, according to the lore, he is a servant of another hero from the Necropolis. That is, he is connected to two different skirmish heroes.
Devlog #4: About Necromancy and the Necromancer Guild
Without necromancy, there would be no necromancers – that’s a fact. Throughout the history of the franchise, this unique school of magic has undergone many changes, just as the image of death in people’s minds has changed over time. From animating simple skeletons to awakening liches, dragons, and vampires, necromancy has been one of the most controversial abilities, which most players considered very powerful. Sometimes even too powerful. In "Heroes 3," there was a set of artifacts that further enhanced this skill, while in "Heroes 5," necromancy was limited by the dark energy parameter.
So, if you defeat undead opponents, does it also transform them into undead? That's amusing.
And there are some doubts about the ability. Does it mean that the health of the killed units will be evenly distributed among your units? In that case, we can expect huge packs of those vampires... Or any other highly effective unit that can be carried in one squad and defeat everyone. No matter what, the system with dark energy was the most balanced.
Mооnst@r
AstralLein
