Posts from Which series in the Heroes Chronicles did you like the most? Auto-translated

The best thing about Heroes of Might and Magic is that you can level up several heroes – 2, 3, or 4. That’s why in the early missions, I would spend a few days leveling up heroes, specifically taking them to all the places where they could gain experience.

Then, they would be a great help. +1000 gold per day, the ability to defeat the mine guards with a starting army, and quickly complete combat tasks.

Moreover, I level up the second hero even more, because I can’t afford to lose Tarnum, but another hero can deal a lot of damage to the enemy and run away, which gives an advantage.

Why bother leveling up heroes? You can just max out Tarnum and wipe out everyone because the Chronicles aren't that difficult (in my opinion, the hardest ones are Uprising and Dragon Battles).

Actually, I didn't really like the Heroes Chronicles. But out of all of them, I choose Ice Blade because I like the Dungeon faction.

What are the Fire Moon and the World Tree?

This is to win faster. Since, especially at medium difficulty levels, Tarnum isn't very strong yet. Also, having multiple heroes can speed up the playthrough (assuming the game is played on maximum difficulty and for speed).

Voted for Dragon Battles. The reason is simple – I’ve completed the campaign 8 times and want to do it again!

In dragon battles, it helped that I leveled up Valita first, rather than Tarnum. Having a strong hero who can retreat or surrender after destroying one Azure Dragon is a good strategy.

I downloaded the unreleased chronicles from celestialheavens.com, but they can't be installed on the Russian version (as expected). Can you suggest how to resolve this issue? The links to the chronicles above are no longer working. I understand that it might be possible to install them on top of SoD.

They're all disappointing. The storylines are completely contrived!

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True, I haven't played the last two. The others were disappointing...

They're all terrible. The plots are completely made up!

Have you even played them to say that?
Or do you play and not read the dialogue boxes? Then, of course, it will be "very interesting."
Personally, I liked the plot of Chronicles just as much as the plot of the campaigns.

I decided to play through the Chronicles after all. I finished "War of the Steppes" and now I'm struggling with "Descent to Hell." I got tired of reading the texts after the second mission, and after the third mission, it's not interesting to play at all – with the starting army and the help of magic, you can clear the entire map (at first, I played on "Knight" difficulty, wanting to finish faster – it became boring, then I played on "Rook" – it didn't become more interesting). There are many heroes; you can weaken the enemy with one and run away, and then finish them off with "Tarnum."
It's not very interesting so far.

By the way, Russian versions of "Fire Moon" and "World Tree" have appeared.

http://heroes.ag.ru/h3/maps/-campaigns/Heroes_Chronicles_part_5_Rus/
http://heroes.ag.ru/h3/maps/-campaigns/Heroes_Chronicles_part_6_Rus/

I liked all the chronicles, especially "Clash of Dragons" and "Rebellion." It was with the chronicles that my acquaintance with Heroes of Might and Magic III began. Respect to the chronicles!!! In my opinion, I don't understand why you would play the game without reading the story inserts, because the plot is almost always as interesting as the game itself. You can download "Fiery Moon" and "World Tree" from the Heroes community website and install them on SoD; that's what I did.

I also downloaded the Chronicles now – I’ll be playing them in the evenings =Р Does anyone know if John Van Caneghem wrote them? I don’t know for sure, but I suspect it was him – the stories are good.

I haven't even seen the Chronicles. Maybe someone can post a video of the dragon battles, and I'll at least take a look.

Hey everyone, I just finished playing Icefang and I have some questions about the plot. 1. As I understand it, Heroes 4 started with the convergence of Armageddon's Blade and Icefang? Was it Jelu and Tarnum who clashed together? And also, at the end of "Icefang," it says that Kijda (the barbarian woman) stole Icefang, while Armageddon's Blade is with Tarnum. 2. Has Icefang never clashed with Armageddon's Blade before? I mean, in other parts or somewhere else. I read somewhere that "Armageddon happened because the blades clashed, and the ancestors didn't like it. They sent Tarnum to save the world." Thanks in advance!