In your opinion, which hero has the most charisma in the campaign? — General

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4/8/2011 8:01 AM UTC

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Godric. He's the epitome of a knight in shining armor)))

And the major isn't that great, and the specialization for phoenixes is just silly. And, to make matters worse, he keeps getting pushed into the finals...

Ment

4/8/2011 8:24 AM UTC

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Railag. No comments needed.

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Его Высокопреосвященство

8/27/2011 2:38 PM UTC

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They are needed... There is nothing like the Overlord in Ashan, or beneath it. Your favorite, Agrael/Raelag, is just a pawn. As are all the other heroes. Everyone trembled before the Overlord. Cyrus and Alaron were afraid to help Alex, their own skins were more important. Agrael immediately fled as soon as he learned that a reward was offered for his head. Tieru was killed by the Overlord's servant.
Only the Overlord figured out how to use two inconspicuous women to turn Ashan into ruins. Oh, what would have happened if Kha-Beleth had escaped from his prison. Everyone feared exactly that.

Дайте мне всего шесть строк, написанных рукой самого честного человека, и я найду, за что его можно повесить.
Весьма хороший попутчик... До первого перекрестка.

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Wistrit

8/27/2011 2:42 PM UTC

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He's a noob, and his cheat is uninteresting to anyone. That's it.

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Ment

8/27/2011 3:01 PM UTC

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Firstly. And secondly, no matter how cool he is (if he were cool, although he simply has better conditions from the start, like the Warlock), his charisma only extends to demons.

Tieru killed the Warlock's servant.

There was a druid meditating on the island, and then a demoness arrives with an entire army. Just because Tieru is a great druid doesn't make him a superman. ------

Only the Warlock figured out how to use two unremarkable women to turn Ashan into ruins.

Biara and Jezebeth? Well, Biara started acting on her own towards the end, and Jezebeth is quite the character: she was hanging out with Aidan even before the events of H5.

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Arandor

8/27/2011 3:03 PM UTC

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might /= charisma.

Be strong. Believe

Ment

8/27/2011 3:12 PM UTC

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might does not equal charisma.

That's exactly what I'm talking about.

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8/27/2011 4:36 PM UTC

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Biara personally killed Tieru. And what does Jezebeth have to do with it, I mean Isabel? And did anyone, besides the four "heroes," see the Overlord? No one. But everyone was still afraid of him. And where does it say that Biara started acting on her own? Everything came from one mind, everything Shiio did was at his direction. Except for Agrael, of course. Charisma comes either from respect or from fear.

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And why is the Overlord an ugly creature? He's just like Sauron.

Дайте мне всего шесть строк, написанных рукой самого честного человека, и я найду, за что его можно повесить.
Весьма хороший попутчик... До первого перекрестка.

Ment

8/27/2011 4:38 PM UTC

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Biara personally killed Tiera.

Personally, with an army, yes.

And what does Jezebeth have to do with it? I'm talking about Isabel.

I didn't understand the train of thought, now it's clear.

And where does it say that Biara started acting on her own?

After the Overlord was dealt with at the end of the sixth campaign, he washes his hands of it, and the story about him has been silent ever since.

And why is the Overlord an ugly creature?

No one is ugly; I am against ugly creatures.

Charisma comes either from respect or from fear.

Charisma from fear... No, I don't know. In my opinion, charisma is when a person can motivate many people to take action because they believe in him, not because they are afraid. For example, Hitler was charismatic: he put forward an idea and preached it so well that all of Germany stood behind it. But, for example, Nicholas I was not. Both were obeyed, but Nicholas I was a very strict military emperor, whom they feared, and Hitler was an orator.

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Wistrit

8/27/2011 5:01 PM UTC

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The master cowers in fear.

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Его Высокопреосвященство

8/27/2011 5:22 PM UTC

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And what, can horned demons or devils cast spells? After all, Tieru was killed by a meteor shower.
Yes, Biara summoned hordes of demons to Ashan (before revealing her true form). I repeat, Kha-Belekh is in charge, and Biara is just a servant. And no one was fooled. The Overlord achieved his goal; he got his messiah. Instead of Isabel, he put Biara in her place. And in this way, he struck at the enemy's weak spot.

Charisma comes from fear... No, I don't know. In my opinion, charisma is when a person can motivate many people to take action because they believe in him, not because they are afraid. For example, Hitler was charismatic: he put forward an idea and preached it so well that all of Germany stood up for it. But, for example, Nicholas I was not. People obeyed both of them, but Nicholas I was an emperor with very strict military morals, whom they feared, and Hitler was an orator.

Remember Stalin...

Дайте мне всего шесть строк, написанных рукой самого честного человека, и я найду, за что его можно повесить.
Весьма хороший попутчик... До первого перекрестка.

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Wistrit

8/27/2011 5:28 PM UTC

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But in the end, he lost.

Tomorrow holds no promises
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Ment

8/27/2011 5:29 PM UTC

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After all, Tieru was killed by a meteor shower.

Tieru was finished off by a meteor shower. Fae'daen appeared when Biara had long been with Tieru. Although this is not clearly shown, everyone has their own vision, but I understood the plot this way.
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Remember Stalin...

Stalin, firstly, is not very charismatic, in my opinion, but even if he was, he only intimidated those who had some power. All other Soviet people fought for an idea, not because they were afraid of a concentration camp.

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Ple-Sen

8/27/2011 5:41 PM UTC

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In my opinion, charisma is when a person can motivate many people to take action because they believe in him, not because they are afraid.

The Overlord was initially just a simple devil, not some "overpowered demon lord." He gathered followers around him, staged a coup, eliminating six demon princes, and came to power in Sheol. This is according to the canonical story. So, he turned out to be a strong leader.

Ment

8/27/2011 5:44 PM UTC

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The Lord was originally just a simple devil, not some "imba-demon-lord." He gathered followers around him, staged a coup, eliminating six demon princes, and came to power in Sheol. That's the canonical story. So, he turned out to be a strong leader.

Well, that's quite possible. But consider Railag, who first broke away from the rule of one all-powerful Lord (six princes are six princes; in an internecine war, it is often not the one who was one of the initial leaders who wins), then won another internecine war, taking advantage of one of the weakest dark elf Clans, and then got the upper hand (albeit with the help of other heroes) over the leader of the strongest of the existing alliances on his own turf.