Future expansions. — General

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Single choice Public votes Closed 2012-10-23

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DUNGEON – Dark Elves

35.5% 55 votes

ACADEMY – Mages and Wizards

25.2% 39 votes

SYLVAN – Wood Elves

39.4% 61 votes

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Ranmaru Rei

7/16/2011 8:25 PM UTC

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Knyaz_OMEGA

I liked the first unit of the Dark faction in the fifth game. In general, both factions' elves are relatively normal. But they are normal only in relation to Warcraft and its wave, and unfortunately, not in relation to Heroes...

It's a matter of opinion. To be honest, I didn't like that dwarves and elves hung out in the same castle in the old Heroes games, but for everyone else, it was normal... They fixed this in the fourth game, and in the fifth, hooray! Both elves and dwarves finally became what they should be. In the fifth part, the factions and their composition seemed the most logical to me throughout the series... If we talk about the sixth, then honestly, the composition is a bit confusing, but...

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нонстоп

7/16/2011 10:37 PM UTC

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Ranmaru Rei

It depends on the person. To be honest, in the old Heroes games, I didn't like that dwarves and elves hung out in the same castle, but for others, it was fine...

But I actually liked it. I've always thought it was normal. That's why I'm not really looking forward to dwarves.

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Князь_OMEGA

In the fifth game, I liked the first unit of the Dungeon faction. In general, both factions have relatively normal elves. But they are normal only in relation to Warcraft and its influence, but unfortunately, not in relation to Heroes...

What should they be like then?

NikBond

7/17/2011 9:07 AM UTC

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Dwarves and elves have always been opposites!

А что я здесь делаю то?

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нонстоп

7/17/2011 9:36 AM UTC

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NikBond

Dwarves and elves have always been opposites!

What centuries are you talking about? You're going to say you saw it yourself:D

NikBond

7/17/2011 10:32 AM UTC

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What centuries are you talking about? You're going to say you saw them yourself.

No, I haven't reached the 4th degree of Tolkienism yet. Although... :)

А что я здесь делаю то?

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XEL

7/17/2011 10:37 AM UTC

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NikBond

Dwarves and elves have always been opposites!

In Tolkien's world. But not in all other universes. And Might and Magic has its own world, not Tolkien's Middle-earth. Besides, in Fortress, only a military alliance between dwarves and elves is represented; they have different states.

нонстоп

7/17/2011 10:42 AM UTC

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XEL

And even in the Rampart, there is only a military alliance of dwarves and elves; they have different states.

You are right, +1 to you. It's like an empire there... If you take the third game, for example, in the Dungeon, it's not even clear who they are. Didn't anyone find it strange that harpies are there? Or what do these monsters have in common? There are seven different monsters there, just like in the Swamp; what brought them together? And in the Rampart, there are two units for the "elves" (WOW!) – an archer and a pegasus rider. (By the way, what happened to the centaurs from the first two parts? They were for the Warlocks.) So, these weren't elves; it was the Rampart (or bastion. I have a different translation now). The only ones who represented the entire race were the humans (5 units with the same appearance!) and Inferno (6!!!) (I'm not counting Necropolis because they're just corpses there).

XEL

7/17/2011 11:23 AM UTC

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Harpies inhabit Nighon. And everything is quite clear. The lineup of the Dungeon includes magically bred (manticores, minotaurs, beholders) and tamed (dragons, harpies, medusas, troglodytes) creatures in the armies of Warlocks and the Underlords of Nighon.

The Rampart is indeed not an elven city; it is a city representing forest creatures. That is why there are tamed centaurs there (who usually live in wild tribes).

Inferno had more than one race; there were Krigans ("devils" on the seventh level) and the creatures serving and bred by them.

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нонстоп

7/17/2011 11:35 AM UTC

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XEL

Harpies live in Nighon. And everything is quite clear. The Dungeon lineup consists of magically bred (manticores, minotaurs, beholders) and tamed (dragons, harpies, medusas, troglodytes) creatures in the armies of Warlocks and the Underlords of Nighon.

Rampart is indeed not an elven city; it is a city representing forest creatures. That is why there are tamed centaurs there (who usually live in wild tribes).

Inferno did not have just one race; there were Krigans ("devils" at level 7) and the creatures that served and were bred by them.

I'm saying that in those Heroes games, the factions were similar to empires, or something like that.
Well, regarding the tamed creatures (I don't like the campaign because it restricts freedom of action – this is my personal opinion, so I don't know the Heroes world very well), but I don't think they were tamed like dogs. Especially since there are troglodyte heroes.
And what about the swamp? Is it the same story?

It's a pity that there won't be "swamps" in the sixth game. I would like to see these guys there first.

NikBond

7/17/2011 11:40 AM UTC

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Inferno had more than one race; it included Krigans ("devils" on the seventh level) and the creatures they served and bred.

Alien demons, lol.

А что я здесь делаю то?

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XEL

7/17/2011 4:43 PM UTC

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NikBond

Alien demons, lol.

The point is that only those who are unaware consider them to be demons.

NikBond

7/17/2011 5:41 PM UTC

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That's the point – only ignorant people consider them demons.

Then, no lol.

А что я здесь делаю то?

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ОMEGA

7/17/2011 5:49 PM UTC

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XEL

magically bred minotaurs

Um, minotaurs? Why? Aren't they a separate, original race?

XEL

Inferno didn't have just one race; it had Krigans ("devils" on the seventh level) and the creatures serving and bred by them.

Again, not all of them were bred, and this is mentioned in the fourth game. Ifrits were independent; they simply allied themselves with a powerful "ally."

As for the centaurs in the Dungeon and the Fortress, we shouldn't forget that Antagarich and Enroth are two different continents, and it's not surprising that the preferences of those living on them may differ, even though it's the same race.

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XEL

7/17/2011 6:13 PM UTC

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Knyaz_OMEGA

Um, Minotaurs? Why? Aren't they a separate, original race?

Minotaurs were bred by Warlocks in Krigspire under the leadership of Agar. Some of them created their own culture in other lands (in the labyrinths of Nighon, the Lair of Baltazar) and served in the armies of the Warlocks.

Knyaz_OMEGA