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Posts from Inferno faction discussion.Auto-translated
Yes, it has two heads there. Two chains from the collars, four steel "teeth" under the jaws, two on each. Two "horns" on the nose, one horn on each snout. But I have no idea where the third head is supposed to be.
Армия баранов под предводительством льва сильнее армии львов под предводительством барана.
God save us everyone Will we burn inside the fires of a thousand suns...
Cerberus (from Ancient Greek: Κέρβερος) is a multi-headed dog in Greek mythology[1] that guards the gates of the Underworld to prevent the dead from leaving and the living from entering[2]. He is typically depicted as having three heads[3], although some accounts give him 50[4] or even 100 heads[5]. He is the offspring of Typhon and Echidna[6] or Tartarus and Gaia[7]. In one of his labors, Heracles captured and tamed Cerberus.
As you have probably guessed, this is from Wikipedia. The Cerberus on the artifact is still decent, even though it has only two heads (most likely).
Армия баранов под предводительством льва сильнее армии львов под предводительством барана.
God save us everyone Will we burn inside the fires of a thousand suns...
As I suppose everyone has guessed, it's from Wikipedia. That Cerberus on the artifact is still okay, even though it has two heads (most likely).
What's wrong with that? Maybe it's not Cerberus, but a less well-known Orthrus - Cerberus's brother with two heads. Orthrus, Orthos, Ortr, Orthros, Orphr (Latin: Orthrus) is a character from ancient Greek mythology, a monstrous two-headed dog, offspring of Typhon :smile04: and Echidna, brother of Cerberus and other monsters. He is the father of the Sphinx (according to one version) and a doppelganger of Cerberus and the Lernaean Hydra.
He served the giant Geryon and guarded his cattle, and was killed by Heracles, who struck him with a club :smile19: during the theft of Geryon's cattle (the tenth labor of Heracles).
Or maybe it's called something else interesting. I don't know what the Dark Elves are capable of... :) But they are annoying only because they make my least favorite and most forbidden warriors the most beautiful... I'm not allowed to play as Demons. And not as Necromancers either.
It wouldn't be very interesting if both humans and dwarves could do that(((
If I'm not mistaken, city rebuilding will be available to all races without exception.
Why are you bothering that guy? He's labeled as a hellhound in the first post. Although a two-headed creature isn't great, everyone is used to three-headed ones. And the classic three-headed attack won't be available. Juggernaut could definitely be a level 7 unit, but I'd like to see something more interesting for the horned creatures. And yes, I hope that besides succubi, incubi will appear, because I'm tired of staring at elves in the fifth game :smile04: Just not like in the third Adepts, where they were... well, never mind, you're not supposed to swear here...
Hellhound signed up simply because that's what the original image was called. I didn't immediately notice the second head; I must have mistaken it for a shadow. But even if it is, it looks strange. I still think the head in the foreground is positioned exactly in the center relative to the paws.
O God of Earth and Altar, Bow down and hear our cry, Our earthly rulers falter, Our people drift and die, The walls of gold entomb us, The swords of scorn divide, Take not thy thunder from us, Take away our pride.
Okay, so it will be a hellhound. If I remember correctly, in Heroes of Might and Magic, the unupgraded ones were called hellhounds. Maybe a third head will grow after upgrading.
It still seems to me that the head in the foreground is located exactly in the center relative to the paws.
As an artist (from the word "худо," well, never mind), I can say that drawing extra body parts is not easy. Glitches and other unpleasant things are not uncommon even among professionals.
If I'm not mistaken, city rebuilding will be available to all races without exception.
Why are you picking on the little dog? He's labeled as a hellhound in the first post. Although a two-headed creature isn't great, everyone is used to three-headed ones. And the classic three-headed attack won't be available. Juggernaut could definitely be a level 7 unit, but I'd like to see something more interesting for the horned creatures. And yes, I hope that in addition to succubi, incubi will appear, because I'm tired of looking at elves in the fifth game:smile04: Just not like in the third Adepts, where they were... well, never mind, you're not supposed to swear here.
:smile30: Seriously, how many times do I have to repeat! :smile30: In the sixth game, there are not levels, but categories. And since such a huge creature clearly doesn't match the strength of any of the possible demons, it logically follows that the Juggernaut will be listed in the third group of champions, where it will be the only one. :smile38:
Therefore, logically, the Juggernaut would be listed in the third group of champions, where it would be the only one.
I don't think it's important what to call the strongest creature in the castle; the essence doesn't change. I'm aware of the categories.
Who are Incubus?
Roughly speaking, it's the same as a Succubus, but male.
[Lyrical_digression]And in general, there are a lot of underused demons in the Adepts. Although, if you bring all of them in, it will be a huge cliché. And they messed up with Tiamat. But I liked the Baroness; otherwise, all the demons have only Succubi as women, at best, witches.[/Lyrical_digression]
The first two pieces of art don't really relate to the heroes. Firstly, they completely contradict the style, and secondly, if you look closely, there's a caption on the first picture at the bottom: Elveon - a game in development, you can find more information, for example, here. The second picture is very small, but it reminded me a lot of a Satyr from the game Titan Quest; it's probably him.
3. An unimproved dog. It seems they both have two heads.
It seems that's the case. In this picture, the second head looks much more plausible. Well, it seems that the developers abandoned the metamorphosis where dogs grew two heads after being improved and took the average, now there are only two heads.
it would be better to place them side by side, like Juggernauts, and label them Orph!))
So be it.
O God of Earth and Altar, Bow down and hear our cry, Our earthly rulers falter, Our people drift and die, The walls of gold entomb us, The swords of scorn divide, Take not thy thunder from us, Take away our pride.
yes, yes - it's been known for a long time that opening the gates does something, but how does it work? Does it send reinforcements to the battlefield or take some of the enemies to hell?
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in my opinion, it would be very cool if, instead of devils, there were Juggernauts, although they would also look good instead of demons.
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