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In your opinion, which hero has the most charisma in the campaign?Auto-translated
Rylag, also known as Agrail))) He is the best! Balanced and a brilliant strategist. And among the female heroes, I choose Frida. She knows how to put anyone in their place.
Is Railag well-balanced? Judging by the fact that he fell in love with Isabel, one could draw the opposite conclusion. =[br][/br]These are just my thoughts; I don't claim to know what others think.
I'll assume that when he was still known as Agrael, he hadn't fully fallen in love with Isabel yet. So, I choose Agrael – he's a good strategist and lacks unnecessary nobility; he has a practical mindset.
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
I didn't like Agrael's behavior, specifically that he killed Nicholas. I think it's clear to everyone why he did it. After all, it was because of Nicholas's death that unrest would begin in the Griffin Empire, Biara would usurp power, and many other bad things would happen. On the other hand, as Railagh, he does many good deeds. For example, he destroys the Clan of Grim Hearts, thereby almost completely ridding the underground race of demon worshipers; he helps in saving Isabel; and even before that, he saves her along with Markel from demons, etc. In my opinion, Agrael/Railagh is the most ambiguous hero. Among the Tribes of the East, I liked Kujin. IMHO, he's an interesting hero. From the original game, I liked Zephyr and Godric. From the Hammers of Fate, I liked Wulfsten. He made me laugh a couple of times).
I personally enjoyed listening to all the heroes in the campaign throughout all three episodes. But if I had to choose who is the best... it would be Zephyr 1st... Throughout each episode, he tells us everything from his perspective, and he uses many comparisons, metaphors, and other literary devices, which creates the image of an educated young man, but he is also quite reasonable, as well as young.
I think it's clear why he's first in the ranking.))
Fayden is definitely useful; he weakens enemy troops quite well at the beginning of a battle! Ranged combat – RESPECT! ! ! ! !
However, I didn't like Fayden at all; he's more like a poet, and sometimes it even became funny, although I prefer playing as elves. I personally liked Agrael, a kind of demon outcast; specifically Agrael, and not Railag.
Don't get me wrong, but in my opinion: IT'S BETTER TO BE A POET THAN A RENEGADE (who suffers from loneliness and has no one to support him). Explain to me (preferably in person) why so many players like renegades and bad characters!
The coolest one is Biara:smile51:, who would argue that it was thanks to Biara that the intrigue and ambiguity of the game were always maintained? And among the good ones, Frida and Zephyr!
I liked Agrail because he showed courage by challenging someone much stronger, even though he wasn't supposed to. He could have just stayed with the demons. He doesn't have the same noble ideals as Godric. At the same time, he's not as idealistic as Faydaen, but rather cynical and practical. Unfortunately, I can't say anything about the others, as I haven't fully completed the game (I stopped playing, but I'm playing it again now). Also, Markel is a smart guy; he cleverly orchestrated everything.
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