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Something like that.
Not something like that, but relatives.

And yet, five factions is too few. 8, as they eventually did in "Heroes," is just right.

True fans of the series appreciate the game for its leisurely exploration of the map, battles, and much more.

Probably only the Dwarf faction is more absurd, where you see a dwarf everywhere.

The Griffin Duchy - Russia/Eastern Europe.

Once upon a time, there was a paladin who yearned for immortality so that he could serve the empire forever. And one day, he found an oracle (by chance, while hunting demons). The oracle told him about the Soulbrand (a sword belonging to 4 races, mostly dark ones), but warned that those weak in spirit might fall before its power. The paladin, without hesitation, set out to find it, and everyone learned of this. Everyone began to hunt the paladin (including the empire). When he found the sword, a necromancer, who was also searching for the sword, transformed him into a black knight. Then everyone saw this, and the necromancer, with a single wave of his hand, turned them all to ash. Thirty years later, he served the necromancer (undead reigned supreme, and rebels of many races opposed the undead). During this time, he devised a plan to obtain the Soulbrand, but the necromancer revealed everything. They meet in battle. Naturally, the necromancer won, but the knight did not die; he was severely wounded. The Inferno faction finds the knight and raises him. Thirty years later, he learns all the basics of necromancy and chaos. The necromancer and the knight meet again in battle. And then the knight finds the Soulbrand, and only by taking it in his hands does he remember all his transgressions, and he tears himself into 10 pieces and destroys the sword. Fifty years later, a barbarian wants to find these pieces. And when he finds them, he creates the perfect weapon. Then he resorts to chaos magic and hides this sword in hell. TO BE CONTINUED

And somehow, only Slavic names are used, which is strange!

There once lived a paladin who craved immortality...

And ten is really great. And twelve is even better.

I disagree. The Necropolis castle is very good, logically and stylistically consistent.

FIRST OFFSHOOT: ANTON – EMPIRE

* The eldest son of Duke Griffon. The main heir to the duchy.
* From childhood, he hears the voices of angels.
* They tell him about glory and purity, as well as about corruption and betrayal.
* Disappointed and at a loss, he must expose the lies and decide which side he is on.

SECOND OFFSHOOT: ANASTASIA – NECROPOLIS

* A parricide.
* Executed by her beloved brother, Anton.
* Returned to life as a Necromancer, an undead.
* Did she really kill her father? Why?
* She must restore her memories to learn the truth!

THIRD OFFSHOOT: KIRILL – INFERNO

* He was betrayed by those he trusted most.
* Sacrificed to Shio.
* His soul was torn apart in a horrific ritual that merged his body and memories with a powerful demon.
* The demon and its hordes will clash with the human soul for control of the body.
* Torn between two peoples, to whom will he pledge allegiance?

Hey guys, has anyone found the demo yet?

I'm telling you, they checked it. It's a fake.

When will they announce the fifth faction?

I wish they would release it already...