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Morning, the High Elves and Dwarves united in the RAMPART to protect each other, and not in the SANCTUARY of the Elves.
Пара банок пива, снаряд дешевого пойла Ракета прущего дыма и море свободы Серьезные помыслы, прущие скорости, мама с вопросами: - Куда ты дел совесть? Стань взрослым. Я в ответ молчал виновато - Посмотри на брата, разве трудно быть нормальным? Им не понять меня, не поменять меня Хотели поломать меня - им не поймать меня В чем моя вина? Думал бежать отсюда, хлопал дверями злобно - Обида-паскуда Мама била посуду и тихо плакала Молилась за меня Богу - свечи ставила
Well, these guys have quite an imagination; I don't know where they came up with this.
I have the same opinion about your entire "D&D bestiary." A praying mantis is worse than a spider because a spider is an aggressive insect, and there are species that are dangerous to humans. =Feel999= also noticed that people are afraid of spiders, even our tiny ones. But a praying mantis is a peaceful bug. It would have been better to introduce stag beetles into the game. And increasing the size of spiders so that they appear in nightmares, I think, is quite justified.
I don't see any connection between a dragon and a golem. But a dragon-golem, like a magic dragon, is, on the contrary, a very original idea. Such monsters could quite possibly exist in a fairy-tale world :).
Could you tell me where exactly in the Bible the Magog are mentioned? Angels (I won't say anything about demons) can certainly be in large numbers. And what prevents dragons from reproducing? Such armies of creatures only appear after a few in-game years :confused:. There can also be countless hordes of liches – a mage dies, he is resurrected, and he becomes a lich :). Are thousands of skeletons not disturbing?
Added 2 minutes ago First, the word "race" is spelled with one "s." Second, I said that dwarves and elves somehow live in the same RACE; I didn't say that this is the race of elves. And third, I didn't promise you, Morning, that I would call races "Castles," as I also think this word is inappropriate. A compromise is "Faction."
The Bible doesn't mention Gog and Magog, but they represent the forces of evil, disease, and so on. I wasn't talking about spiders.
Пара банок пива, снаряд дешевого пойла Ракета прущего дыма и море свободы Серьезные помыслы, прущие скорости, мама с вопросами: - Куда ты дел совесть? Стань взрослым. Я в ответ молчал виновато - Посмотри на брата, разве трудно быть нормальным? Им не понять меня, не поменять меня Хотели поломать меня - им не поймать меня В чем моя вина? Думал бежать отсюда, хлопал дверями злобно - Обида-паскуда Мама била посуду и тихо плакала Молилась за меня Богу - свечи ставила
I was talking about the hippopotamus. Devils and minotaurs look good, although there are also some issues with their numbers and hit points. What's wrong with hordes of golems? Wouldn't it be cool if they were made of iron (obsidian, gold, steel, stone, something else)?
I don't see any connection between a dragon and a golem. But a dragon-golem, as well as a magical dragon, is a very original idea. Such monsters could very well exist in a fairy-tale world.
I'm talking about the diversity of dragon and golem species.
There can also be countless hordes of liches – a mage dies, he is resurrected, and a lich is created.
Becoming a lich isn't that easy, I'll tell you a secret.
And could you tell me where exactly in the Bible Gog and Magog are mentioned?
The Bible doesn't mention Gog and Magog, but they are warriors of vice, disease, and so on. I didn't mean spiders; I was talking about something else.
Oh! So, no need, no need ;).
Morning, considering the names "pikeman" and "crossbowman," this isn't a good example either. Then the entire "Haven" race is the same: a cavalryman is a pikeman with a horse, an angel is a crossbowman with wings, with a sword, but without a crossbow. People are all the same beings :).
About the spiders, I apologize, I was mistaken about the authorship :o.
Dragons live in different races, although they are similar. Golem may have been a proper name, but now it means a man-made robot brought to life by magic. And there aren't many of them – in "Heroes," they live on one of the levels of the Academy.
I'm talking about the liches of Necropolis. And how do they become living liches?
Added 5 minutes later Okay, but considering that Gog and Magog are mentioned in only one of the revelations, I wasn't obligated to know about their existence in Christianity. Have you read the entire Bible?
I know about Medusa, so I don't understand why the bull-like creatures were named Gorgons, and the women with tails were named Medusas. And I think this game could do without her (Medusa).
Do you think that golems aren't warriors for mages? I meant the level of the creature – the third tier.
facepalm/ So, does that mean you disagree? Don't elves and dark elves have dragons? And in King's Bounty, they are just neutral.
And you are right about Christianity. Many people consider themselves Christians, although they are not really. And I also read the Bible a long time ago, even the children's version :o.
A praying mantis is worse than a spider because a spider is an aggressive insect, and there are species that are dangerous to humans.
A spider isn't an insect, actually. And a praying mantis is no less carnivorous than a spider, perhaps even more so. It just doesn't have venom, so it can't overpower a human. But spiders instill superstitious fear in people by wrapping their prey in a cocoon and injecting venom.
Secondly, I said that dwarves and elves somehow live in the same RACE, I didn't say that it's the race of elves.
That means you just said another stupid thing, claiming that "Dragons and elves are the same race! Dragons, troglodytes, and minotaurs are another race!"
Oh! I also forgot about troglodytes and beholders! And where did this beast come from?
Okay, okay. Dragons live with different Factions. I didn't say that dragons are elves. And Sylvan and Dungeon are still different Factions!
Added 2 minutes later Morning
A spider isn't an insect, actually. And a praying mantis is no less carnivorous than a spider, or even more so. It just doesn't have venom, so it can't defeat a human. But a spider inspires superstitious fear in people by wrapping its prey in a cocoon and releasing venom.
Okay, in which GAME do gnomes and elves live?
But a spider still inspires fear! And a praying mantis doesn't. In "Heroes of Might and Magic III," elves and gnomes live in the "Rampart" faction: p! It's a sin not to know!
This word means "cave dweller," and they came up with a cave creature with that name, and they did a good job. Although this word is usually used to refer to cave people, not eyeless lizards.
Morning, considering the names "pikeman" and "crossbowman," this isn't a good example either. Then the entire "Haven" race is the same: a cavalryman is a pikeman with a horse, an angel is a crossbowman with wings, with a sword, but without a crossbow. People in general are all the same.
See? That's why different horses are different.
I don't know where you have thousands of golems NOW; it's just as good an example as Rukh's complaints.