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Agrail/Railag and Arantir. I think it's almost unnecessary to describe why, but nevertheless, I'll explain. The first one – for his distinct personality, entrepreneurial spirit, and dark humor; the second one – for his fanaticism and pragmatism.

Markel. What a clever guy... truly in the spirit of Richelieu. Biara is a beauty; it's a shame that a staff isn't included in the set.

I liked Agrail (Railag) the most, especially when he played as Railag for the Dark Elves. Why? He has a pleasant voice, a sharp mind, a good sense of humor, and even some humanity.

I like Faidaen! He's smart and a good strategist! And besides, he always keeps his word! The most interesting hero is Wolfstain! He has great jokes and is a great Gnome! Zephyr and Rylag are also cool! They both have excellent intelligence and logic! They both think ahead and are prepared for anything! Plus, Zephyr also has charisma and is completely balanced, and Rylag is strict and a true leader! These 4 heroes are my favorites! :)

Ondskan, If we consider the Three Musketeers, then Biara is like Milady. They are very similar!

I liked Zephyr and Wolfenstein, and I also found the lich Ishkibal from the "Refugee" scenario to be very interesting.

MZA, why am I not surprised that you would say that about Faidan?:D I didn't really like it; my head started to hurt from all the poetry)). Although, he is a strong hero.

MZA, why was I not surprised that you would say that about Faelan?:D I didn't really like him; my head started to hurt from all the poetry)) Although he is a strong hero.

And I didn't say that I love poetry!:) But as a hero, he's not bad! And besides, when he doesn't speak in verse, he says something truly meaningful! Sometimes even something inspiring! (Talking to Railag or at the end of the last campaign, when Kha-Beleth was killed)! That's when he's cool!:)

Hey everyone, could you please answer a question for me? I finally finished the fifth installment of Heroes of Might and Magic, but here's the problem: after I defeated Kha-Beleth, a cutscene played that ended with Zephyr teleporting everyone from Shi'o. And then, I assume, they were supposed to show another cutscene, hinting that Biara was pretending to be Isabel. But instead, it just offered me to fight Kha-Beleth again and didn't show anything. So, what happened at the end, and where did Isabel go? Also, what happened to Faidaen, Zephyr, and Railag? I understand what happened to Godric. If there are any spoilers about these three in the campaigns of future expansions, please don't tell me!) Otherwise, it won't be as interesting.

If you want to know about Executor, I had the same problem as you. Check your computer for viruses or reinstall the game. As for the video, it plays after defeating Kha-Beleth. Kha-Beleth teleports off the battlefield, and Isabelle, supposedly healed, returns to the ruined place where she was married to Nicholas. She talks with Godric about what still needs to be done: "new monks, inquisitors, and so on." Her eyes sparkle with fire, and that's the end of the video. The story of the real Isabelle and Railag will be told in the first add-on, in the third campaign, in the third mission. According to the script of the first add-on, Faydaen returns to his homeland (find out what happened to him there) (nothing more is said about him in the fifth game). Zehir also appears in the script of the first add-on; look for him and play through it (the scenario is called "Temptation"). Zehir also appears in the second add-on, in the third campaign; play through it and find out. At the end of the trilogy, in the fifth game, he will also be there. So, watch and play through it, and see for yourself.

From the game, we learn that Biara pretended to be Isabel only in Hammers of Fate; at the very end of the fifth game, in a cutscene (which is no longer on the game engine), there is indirect confirmation of this, however, how this substitution was carried out remains off-screen. The fate of Zehir and Godric is revealed in the expansions, just like the fate of Isabel and Biara. We no longer encounter Faydaen in the fifth game (not counting the scenario from Hammers of Fate), and there will even be another opportunity to play as Railag, but he is not in Tribes of the East, although there are still mentions of him. As requested, no details ;)

In general, the ending of the fifth game is so-so (I'm talking about the original). There are no details; it remains for the players to figure out for themselves what happened in the period between the original and Hammers of Fate... I hope that in the sixth part, the plot will be more well-thought-out and without such shortcomings.

Railag (and Agrail)
faidaen (I'm just a patriot)
and overall, they're all cool!

2 Nevil: another kind person who wrote about Faidaen...!
I would also add Zehir to the list of those who wrote about Faidaen.

Faidaen is a good guy, but he's just a "good guy," as they say, and that's not really in style these days. Agrail, on the other hand, his fate forced him to become good from being bad. That's much more interesting.

Well, he wasn't particularly bad, except that he killed Nicholas and the abbess (I don't remember her name).