Creatures of the Haven town. — New towns.

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WildKOT

18 years ago

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Cthulhu rules.
He should also have the following properties:
a) He doesn't kill units but eats their brains, which leaves the possibility of hiring them again after the battle for their cost.
b) He is able to reduce the experience of the enemy hero by eating his brain.
The amount of experience lost is proportional to the number of Cthulhus.

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PaciFic

17 years ago

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WildKOT;191600

Cthulhu rules.
He should also have the following properties:
a) He doesn't kill units but eats their brains, which leaves the possibility of hiring them again after the battle for their cost.
b) He is able to reduce the experience of the enemy hero by eating his brain.
The amount of experience lost is proportional to the number of Cthulhus.

hahaha, I can't stop laughing:smile52:

Ogion Stranniy

17 years ago

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+1! Nevertheless, something... not exactly Cthulhu, but a kraken would definitely fit the theme!

tiroc

16 years ago

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on the internet, you can easily find descriptions... although they are very brief... but everyone will find a piece of their map or an image of a character there... although forums offer more.

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DarkIorD

16 years ago

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this city will have only one water source, all of it marine, and nothing ordinary? It seems a bit monotonous.

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I think that consuming experience is a bad idea. It doesn't matter anyway if you die, it doesn't change anything. You'll still lose. So, it's better to come up with something else instead of Cthulhu. And did you happen to take Cthulhu from King's Bounty? There are such lizards there. :confused:

LotR

16 years ago

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Well, naturally, all existing towns have "one landmass, all dry land, and nothing special," and a cove is unoriginal.

Cthulhu was shamelessly copied from King's Bounty because Cthulhu has never appeared anywhere else.