Демократия есть одурачивание народа при помощи народа ради блага народа.(Уайльд Оскар)
Демократия есть одурачивание народа при помощи народа ради блага народа.(Уайльд Оскар)
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Don't be silly, they were originally religious fanatics, and they do what their goddess tells them to do, and that goddess is the goddess of Haven.
It looked like a regular sword attack, but they also hiss with their mouths open, which is understood as drinking blood, plus they wanted to emphasize that when blood touches a dead vampire, it will revive.
Vampires with swords look great in the 5th game, if only they made it so that a sword attack is a sword attack, and a bite is an ability (you approach and bite :smile24:), the sword deals more damage, and the bite is a way to recover :smile08:
But the conclusion is one:
Mages are treacherous traitors, godless and generally despicable.
Necromancers are rejected geniuses, guarding the world from the messengers of Urgash, and ready to do anything to save the world.
But still, those who played Heroes 5: Throne of the King, remember what Markal and Zehir strived for!
More precisely, the Ascha that the Necromancer worships is the dragon of balance.
And the spider is associated with balance because it weaves its web carefully and makes sure that all sides are equal, as if balanced. No side outweighs the other, and the Necromancer also tries to maintain the balance between good and evil,
to make sure that nothing outweighs the other.
or can it be without a sword at all, but only with a life drain ability, in the 4th game, the best fighter of level 3 was thanks to this ability
No, it still looks better with a sword :). Although, the life regeneration animation doesn't look as realistic. In any case, the best animations were made in "Heroes of Might and Magic V".
As you know, I believe that Necromancers are one of the oldest types of evil, trying to destroy all living things! "Life is change, chaos, debauchery, and suffering. Death is peace, order, and endless beauty."