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I also like two races the most. Elves and Dwarves. One is tall, agile, fast, and strong, plus they have great luck, while the other is short, sturdy, strong, and has super defense, plus rune magic!

Necropolis rules! Darkness is stronger than light (and more interesting). The Necropolis castle looks great against the moon!:smile08: Dark magic is also cooler than everything else, even rune magic of the Dwarves! And Dwarves are a cool race, and their castle is awesome and majestic! In short, Dwarves, RESPECT!!!:smile01:

It all comes down to skill and the tactics you enjoy using in the game. I like playing as the Dark Elves. :smile22: :smile22: :smile22:

Well, it depends on the person, of course... Some people enjoy the tactical challenges of the game, like in The Restoration of Erathia. As for me, I play as Sylvan because of my affinity for nature and harmony. I chose it because it's not an aggressive or dark faction (no betrayal or violence), and I liked it right away, even without knowing its tactical capabilities. I'm quite proud of it! ...In short, I chose Sylvan because of my own principles!

The choice is difficult. Still, I'm leaning more towards the Dark Elves, although the other races are good too. In my opinion, it also depends on the hero you play as. I just finished a scenario with Tieru, and the new creatures there are very good. I would gladly play as Inferno as well; it's a very interesting race. There are very few missions for Inferno in the game.

At first, I liked the mages (in general, they are still my second favorite).

But after playing as elves, I fell in love with them.

They have a lot of goodness and light in them :smile36:

Necropolis and Inferno. The 3x3 demon duel has never lost.

Dark and light factions... the dark ones are interesting, even though they are challenging. In the third game, I play as Fortress, in the fourth as Sylvan, but in the fifth, the dark factions are made more interesting...

Humans and Sylvan Elves. I just like playing as the "good" guys. For Humans and Elves, almost everything remains unchanged.
The Mages didn't impress me! I miss the Nagas; they gave us some Rakshasa instead.

My choice is Necropolis! Firstly, because of my personal affinity for the theme of Her Royal Highness, Death. Secondly, I have a lot of experience playing as this faction in previous installments. Thirdly, it might sound silly, but I'm tired of seeing good always win everywhere (in books, movies, etc.)! (probably a natural rebellious spirit).

After the training cost was reduced even further in the add-ons, players started to dominate. By capturing a large number of mines, or if a lot of money comes in through other means, there is an opportunity to train many high-level units, which is devastating for all enemies. Haven is the best!

After the training cost was reduced even further in the add-ons, people started dominating. When capturing a large number of mines, or if a lot of money comes in somehow, there is an opportunity to train many high-level units, and that's deadly for all enemies. Haven is the best!

I really liked the humans in the third game; they were cool. Beautiful and strong, what more could you need? In the fifth game, I don't like the appearance at all; there's not enough courage in the images. Only the knights and paladins are decent. The archangels are a disappointment! They should be warriors, but they turned out to be something like priests.

"I like elves; they're so kind, no betrayals, no tricks, no..."
It's a pity (elves are fanatics. Fanatics-fanatics... they only pursue the Greater Good in relation to their forest and their own kind. They don't care about anyone else. You could say they despise everyone else. They are only willing to interact with non-elves through arrows or blades. Well, what can you do? They're xenophobes..."
If you look at it that way, there aren't any truly good races in Ashan. Humans are completely corrupt and decadent, and the Redcoats are proof of that.
Dwarves – we are a proud underground people, so go away, and I'm going back to my cave to rest and sharpen my club. And don't come in! This is my land! And so on."
Mages only care about acquiring as many spells as possible for their libraries and as many powerful artifacts as possible to stash in the folds of their colorful robes.
That's how we live. "Without tricks and fratricide." Therefore... I'll have to... I don't know. That's the main problem. So, it's better not to think too much about the alignment of these races. The result of your reflections might be an answer that you weren't expecting.

Loken, you are wrong. Read the description of Sylvan carefully, and also read about Alaron.

This is only the case in the shooter, Requiem Angel, where they are depicted as unshaven men. In all other games, they are mostly portrayed as good, noble beings who commit violence against enemies only to defend their faith. And in general, they are genderless creatures. So, while you're right that they are like warriors, they are actually priests, or rather, simply saints:smile36: