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I'm also curious how they manage to believe in a dragon god who regularly appears before them? They constantly see Malassa, so there's absolutely no need to "pass on" faith in her.

They don't see her. You're confusing her with Malassa's Daughter, who befriended Railag. And Malassa hasn't appeared before anyone.
And the Faceless One is great! He looks beautiful.

They don't see her. You're confusing her with Malassa's Daughter, who befriended Railag. And Malassa hasn't shown herself to anyone.
And that faceless one is quite something! He looks beautiful.

You're right, I'm mixing them up :(. I somehow thought that this was their God. They also worship her, after all.

Let's look at the pictures :).

Guys, please take a look at the images of the Pit Lords in the info section and discuss them. I think the improved versions look nicer.

What will the Pit Lords be like?)))

Besides, elves are more common and traditional than mages; they are everywhere. Considering that many criticize Ashan for being unoriginal, elves fit in very well there.

In the first, second, and third parts of Heroes, there were no elves as a faction; there was only a unit. The factions were sorceresses and, in the third part, forest creatures (Rampart). They fully formed as a faction in the fourth, if not the fifth, part.

Regarding adequate characters in the Adepts: The All-Seeing One (although not much is known about him), Inoel, the main characters of the third part, and Tor'ak.

And Malassa didn't show herself to anyone.

I think I'm losing it. Didn't Ilaya talk to Malassa about betrayal, or was that also Malassa's daughter?

Sorry in advance if I'm wrong; it's been a while since I played the Hammers of Fate campaign...

I think I'm going crazy. It seems like Ilaya was talking to Malassa about betrayal, or was that also Malassa's daughter?

I apologize in advance if I'm wrong; it's been a while since I played the "Hammers of Fate" campaign...

No, Malassa was not seen by anyone. Both Railag and Ilaya communicated with Malsara - Malassa's daughter.

Now, in "King's Bounty: Lore," the main character said, "I knew that elves are actually a good race" :D:D. Maybe they're not so bad after all :D?

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liveinternat, I've already written about the site on two forums.

liveinternat... Who gets sent there :D:D:D?

This is pure psychosis; elves are a non-existent part of fantasy, and if they are portrayed in one book, it doesn't mean they are like that in all books. To be honest, I'm writing my own book, and believe me, I'm not trying to portray them in a positive light: constantly dirty, sweaty, and reeking from battles with the Water Lords and dragons. Deceitful, treacherous, the ones who spawned the undead! And at the same time, they were the first to respond to the human plea for help, the only people, not a single being, from whom no one fled. The cowardly dwarves retreated to the mountains, the magic lords and fusion soldiers evacuated in droves, and only the elves and humans stayed until the end. If you hate them so much, okay, you can accept it, but at least don't attribute an ideal to them, because it was the high elves who exterminated millions of their brethren to prove that they were the most powerful! (I can briefly provide a part of the history of the elven people from my book, which will show that they are villains and traitors, but at the same time, it will tell that there were also noble ones among them!)

I would really like to read at least an excerpt from this brilliant, dare I say, literary work! I sincerely hope that it will please the eye, mind, and imagination of the reader as much as the quoted post.

Well, what I wrote will be included in the appendices in the sixth part; here it is in brief: Elves are the wisest creatures on earth. Many want to be like them. But it wasn't always so. Once, an elven horde consisting of six powerful Clans landed on the southern shores of the dark land. While exploring the area, they found 11 giant trees standing around one even larger one; there were over 30 miles between each tree. In an instant, the Clans took two trees each, and the central tree went to their leader, a tyrant from the Barnigralon clan, the leader of the supreme Clan... A thousand and five hundred years passed after the founding of the elven cities, and 200 years after the appearance of the first Necromancers; the elven Clans united to fight, and the Necromancers were almost completely exterminated... Three centuries after the expulsion of the remaining Necromancers, the supreme Clan sent demands to the other four Clans to join or face war. Two Clans decided to join, while the other two declared war... One of the Clans that declared war, the Clan of Sea Elves, was almost destroyed and had to sail back to the lands from which the elves had sailed in search of a better life. The second Clan was the Forest Elves (in the future, they would be called Shadow Elves); they fought desperately, but the forest nearby was only just beginning to grow, and therefore, compared to the High Elves, it was more difficult for them to fight, and they had to flee into the forests of creatures similar to elves - the Irn. The exiled Irn founded an order of assassins for revenge that would not be realized. Soon, the High Elves began their main mission - the extermination of the Clan of Hidden Archers, whom the High Elves have long envied. A 100-year war led to the destruction (as the elven school history textbook says) of the Hidden Archers. But unofficially, one Hidden Archer survived. How does a Hidden Archer differ from a High Elf? A High Elf shaves his beard and grows his hair on the crown of his head; a Hidden Archer does the opposite, and therefore, to survive, the Hidden Archer had to shave and not cut his hair for several decades, but one day he finally made it to the elven capital, where, meanwhile, they were choosing a new king... And this is just the beginning...

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To be honest, it's a bit silly and too similar to Heroes.

Thank you. That's more than enough.

To be honest, it's a bit silly.

You didn't make a mistake.

New Inferno units, the "Tormentors," have appeared on Facebook, and I've already showcased them for everyone to see. I suggest we discuss them.

Thank you. That's more than enough.

Did you like it?

They bear a remote resemblance to Krigans.

Who is similar to Krigan?

Who resembles Krigan?

As I understand it, XEL was talking about a new Inferno faction – the Tormentors. So, today is November 4th – the day when a closed showing of "Heroes 6" is held for fans (the information was posted a little earlier in the thread). Has anyone learned anything new? Maybe they announced a fourth faction? New units? Gameplay features (although there are already plenty), anything else?

The Krigans were the name given to demons in the third part! And in the fourth, we were presented with the followers of the deceased Krigans from the Reckoning.