In your opinion, which hero has the most charisma in the campaign? Auto-translated

2)Agraíl-Ralaig - did a lot of good, helped save Isabel from the clutches of the perverted Kha-Beleth (who knows what he wanted to do with her :D)), because he loves her, and became a good friend to Tieru.

He just didn't save her from what Kha-Beleth wanted to do to her.

3)Illaya - smart, but quite perverted :D)).

o_O Where did that happen? The biggest perverts there are Ralaig and Isabel.

6)Isabel - stubborn, too confident in her abilities, and then she decided to leave with Ralaig and give the throne to Biara:confused::mad:, but still, she is a queen.

And then she decided to renounce the throne of the Empire. "I ruined the country, but you, Frida, did a great job fixing it, so now you and Duncan can rebuild it."

4)Duncan - he is also perverted, at first he wanted to seduce Frida, then, as he thought, after her death he wanted to console himself with Illaya, he is a cruel hentai fan:mad:! But still, he is handsome, and he has brains (although not many))).

Yes, of course, who else but Duncan has some brains. Isabel, who almost ruined the Griffin Empire twice, probably has the most.

9)Faidaen - a poet, his poems are very passionate

Yes, they burn your ears. You might as well turn off the sound.

Without Isabel and Agraíl, there wouldn't be a worthy plot...

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Yes, his voice is grating. You might as well turn the sound off.

I agree. Without all the flowery language, he wouldn't seem so much like an idiotic romantic.

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But Markel is still the coolest after Kha-Beleth. I haven't enjoyed playing as anyone else as much. I think Markel has definitely earned the right to rule, if not the world, then at least the Griffin Empire and a little bit of each race's territory (well, maybe except for the Shio).

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There isn't a kinder person in the world...
He doesn't care about the Griffin Empire itself; he just wanted to kill all the demons, and the Empire was full of them, that's all...
Well, there's some truth to that. Arantir doesn't dislike Chaos for no reason: if all living things disappear from Ashan, whose rotting corpses will he raise (because demons and devils live forever), and, most importantly, who will do it?

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Isabelle is just a victim of circumstances. She brought her beloved back from the dead and didn't think about who she would bring back. From the phrase: "Nicholas!!! Don't you feel anything? (like, for me)," it's clear that she didn't want to bring back the king, but her love. She only thought about herself, a silly girl, and that's why she got into trouble. And Markel is a handsome guy: he managed to figure out the situation and turn everything to his advantage.

Biara is a vile creature, and nothing more. Without Kha-Belekh, she is worthless. If Kha-Belekh is gone, then Biara will be gone too.

Yes, but after Kha-Beleth’s defeat, how long did she hold the Claw?

I liked Alaric. He's like the perfect image of a fanatic who believes that only what he believes is the truth.

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By the way, I think a campaign about how he became a red archpriest would be interesting.

For me, the choice is obvious. This is Railag. Of course, this is just my subjective opinion. I liked his manner of speaking the most, as well as his incredible determination – he always knows what he wants and knows how to achieve it. He is brave enough to make deals with demons and prophets, and he also has the best special ability in the entire game.

No...Markel – for black humor, Duncan – for vulgarity, Faydaen – for poems, Biara – for being bitchy, Rolf – for being stupid, Godrik – for being pompous, Frida – for being smart, Railag – for being cold-blooded, Shadia – for being cunning, Tieru – for being wise, Zehir – for being apathetic...and many more. TO BE MORE PRECISE, ALL OF THEM. There are no unsuccessful characters; they are all unique.

He is brave enough to make deals with demons.

When did Railag make deals with demons?

I don't remember anything about demons, as I played that campaign a long time ago, but I do remember fighting a dragon in the second mission, if my memory serves me right.

This was Agrail-Railag... he made deals with bone dragons and shadowy dragons, and he served demons...
I just never understood... was Agrail always Railag, or did he just get plastic surgery?

Biara noticed him herself, just like she did with Laslo. P.S.: I'm talking about Alaric. WoodElf, Railag was always a dark elf, but during his service under Kha, he put on armor. In the "Trial of Agrail" scenario, a twilight witch revealed his true nature.

Most likely, Railag was a dark elf who, at one time, sold his soul to Kha-Beleth and became Agrail. Then he decided to get it back, which he eventually did. All for the sake of Isabel.

Silly question))) I think the whole game revolves around him))) it's Railag.

Silly question))) I think the whole game revolves around him))) It's Railag:)

Of course)) Railag is the best)) And Agrail from him is great))
It's a pity that he isn't in "Tribes of the East"... Although an interesting character appeared there in the form of Lord Giovanni (is that the correct title?)... I would play for him too... It's a pity that he was destroyed so quickly:smile10:

Kitsune +1)))) Giovanni is really great. Although Aranthir is better in terms of intelligence:rolleyes:...