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Then there are ground units that can be freely shot at for n turns, regardless of the number.

If there are archers. If not, then... decent damage + retaliation to everyone.

I wonder what kind of magic the Water Elementals will have? Will it be offensive, or will it be different, like in Heroes of Might and Magic IV? :confused:

It seems that the Necropolis castle was originally a human settlement, but it was later transformed.
And what is that dragon's maw?

Looks like a Necropolis castle used to be inhabited by humans, but it was transformed.
And what is that dragon's mouth?

This isn't a castle, it's a fortress. It's clear from the description on the Facebook screenshot, here's my slightly free translation:)
"Necropolis Fortress, recently built in a beautiful valley in the territory of Heresh. Not the best omen..."

As for the mouth, it could be the entrance to a dungeon. Or something else. I'm much more interested in the purpose of the levitating purple stone near the fortress. It has a distinctly dark elf vibe.

Okay, I'll ask here.
Does anyone know what the differences are between the faction castles?
Or does it not matter?

There is no information about the forts yet, except that they control the territory.

As for the chasm, it might be an entrance to the dungeon. Or something else. I'm much more interested in the purpose of the levitating purple stone near the fort. It has something of a dark elf vibe.

The entrance to the dungeon (if it is one) evokes associations with black dragons, which, as is known, live there. In addition, the eyes are purple, the native color of dark elves. This also applies to the levitating thing; the only thing that confuses me is that dark elves won't be in the sixth installment.

The flying stone most likely increases knowledge or spell power. Maybe it gives temporary bonuses. As for the lair, it could be a home for someone, maybe a treasure vault. In Heroes of Might and Magic IV, there was a similar structure, but it was on the water. It was a Sanctuary.

There were fortresses of Humans, Necropolis, and Inferno (Eye of Sauron). They can be seen in the screenshots.

The fort was just converted, that's why. And the entrance to the dungeon looks nice; I wonder what the exit looks like? As for the stone, if you look at the castles, they are huge compared to the fort, and if you build a castle, it might be able to claim this stone. Maybe it's the Holy Grail. Or maybe it's one of the four stones mentioned in the eighth dragon!

For some reason, I thought the fortresses would be small towers. But these structures look more like castles :smile32:. However, the demon's eye turned out beautifully :smile20:. It doesn't really look like a flying crystal is meant to be an upgrade. It's hovering too high. Although, considering what the fortresses turned out to be, anything is possible :).

The Fortress will likely serve as a kind of garrison and possibly a recruitment center. But that's just my personal assumption.

Interesting screenshot. “A fortress of Necropolis was built in the beautiful valley of Heresh.” So, Heresh wasn’t a small, swampy area before, but a beautiful valley!

Well, that was already known.

YES, just like the territory of the Seven Cities was not a desert, but a flourishing garden.

Wow, the fortress looks great – at least it doesn’t resemble that awful thing they depicted in the artwork. It seems like some kind-hearted hero decided to attack it.