Posts from Heroes of Might & Magic III: Horn of the Abyss
24. Unit recruitment screen. This screenshot shows 7 out of 10 creatures of the city. 3 alternatives will be presented later. Also shown are the approximate characteristics of the creatures and the names of the dwellings (not yet finalized).
Special properties will also be described later.
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Level 1 – upgraded. Ranger.
Level 2 – upgraded. Warrior.
Level 3 – regular. Axethrower.
Level 4 – regular. Bonewrecker. (name – not final).
Level 5 – regular. Skald.
Level 6 – regular. Rhinoceros.
Level 7 – upgraded. Wendigo.
25. "The enemy shall not pass!"
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Пять восклицательных знаков в конце каждого предложения - признак подростковых комплексов.
Wow, their growth rate is amazing! Or is it because of a lot of external dwellings?
Let's say these are their ancestors! According to the lore...
And did you also abandon the yeti?
It seems you've revised the concept of Kronverk. Instead of a dwarf race, you created a pseudo-Scandinavian city where humans-barbarians became the dominant race. In my opinion, levels 3-4 would be a good alternative in the Stronghold, and Kronverk should have more dwarves.
Besides, they wouldn't fit as an alternative in the Stronghold, because orcs, ogres, etc. live in the Stronghold, but not humans.
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Besides, they wouldn't fit into the Stronghold as an alternative, because orcs, ogres, and so on live in the Stronghold, but not humans.
They would fit in just fine. The Stronghold is not only an alliance of orcs, ogres, and goblins, but also of humans. Look at their heroes; there are many humans among them.
I'm not saying there should only be dwarves. The composition can be diversified with various creatures, like yetis, rhinos, and others. I'm just talking about the dominant race.
A dwarf race? No need. Many might want an elf race, or a vampire race...
They would fit in perfectly. The Dungeon is not only an alliance of orcs, ogres, and goblins, but also of humans. Look at their heroes; there are many humans among them.
That's silly.
The race of dwarves? No need. Many people might want an elf race, or a vampire race...
And dwarves don't necessarily have to be called just dwarves; you could come up with some other name.
P.S.: Maggot, do you have anything against a pure human race? But it exists. And that's fine.
P.P.S.: In general, Stick is right; some kind of rogue class would look good there...
You're wrong here. Don't confuse the races of dwarves/humans/elves with vampires. Are vampires a race? That's silly, in my opinion – they're just a type of undead, unlike the three mentioned above.
P.S.: Maggot, do you have something against a pure human race? Because it exists. And that's fine.










