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The only snag is that I need someone who knows how to compile files into .lod format, as I'm having some difficulties with that.
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What's the result?

Basically, I've started working on the translation, and if everything goes well, one chronicle will be ready by the new year!
The only snag is that I need someone who knows how to assemble files into .lod format, as I'm having some difficulties with that.
So you fall at his feet hes the one who betrays you
Its the servants devotion for the decay
Stand up
There are no flowers on your grave
There are no chains
There I keep chanting for the forgotten name © Amorphis
Exactly ;) ...Let's call it "Tarnum's Reckoning".... about how he lost everything... and how he found new friends in Axoth.
About the necromancers... hmm, it's better this way.... he's already immortal, he's probably bored.... so he decided to ask for help from the necromancers... so that they would, so to speak, put his body and soul to rest (in general, help him in any way they could).... and they decided to study him (by deception), in general, he found out about this later, and then the necromancers were in trouble.
This is a brief summary, and to stretch it out into 5 missions and add a cool plot, you need to work on it.
e.A. Maybe there are demons that burn everything, and he has to stop them, because the demons are terrible:) and the undead don't care who and when to kill)
Yes, I've seen something like this somewhere, was it in the campaign for Lord Arantir?
:rolleyes:
In general, this is my purely personal opinion; you have the right to lower my reputation, but I think it's better to tell the truth than a sweet lie. I apologize if I offended anyone
In short, that's it. The verdict is clear. But we're not making a super hit that will skyrocket in sales; it's just an amateur campaign. Ha, we haven't even done anything yet, and the discussion has stalled. Magnus, throw in some ideas on how to make it better.
he even participated in this war (he was a general on one side... or perhaps the echoes of the war simply affected him... but he wasn't at the epicenter, otherwise he wouldn't have survived), and the final mission could be about how he ended up on Axeoth and met Verzak.
how he led the Conflux Castle into war, trying to stop Kilgor, or perhaps saving the inhabitants of Erathia after the Reckoning, although we've already seen something similar.
and he decided to seek help from the Necromancers... so that they could, let's say, put his body and soul to rest (in general, help him in any way they could)... but they decided to study him (by deception), and he eventually found out about this, and then the Necromancers were in trouble.
to achieve this, Tarnum will have to seize power in Deyr, where there is currently no king, and then fight against Archibald's armies, which are moving through an underground passage, and in the end, Tarnum will realize that Archibald has been leading him on.
and would he have fallen for the Necromancers' bait? after all, this isn't just any Queen Isabel...
thank you for developing the ideas, let's continue to develop them further
Well, I don't know how they fit into the timeline, but the point is that the last chronicle ends with the destruction of the world. So, it needs to be done earlier. I don't know which hero lived earlier; I think we can just look at the sequence of campaigns.
