Posts from NHF – new heroes for Heroes V 3.1.

The same can be said about Sandro, as all that remains of him in Ashan is a mention in one dialogue and a cloak.
And if you remember, Ilia also hid among the crowd under the pseudonym Guardian of the Law until the release of Hammers of Fate. And Alaric only became a true hero in the expansion pack.

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Fortress

Eymund

Starting units
Completed Rune
Earthquake
Ballista, Cart
Engineer
The hero disables mines, spending the rest of his turn. The cost to repair is 5000 gold for everyone except the hero himself – 2500. Broken mines are gradually populated by Bone Throwers. For every 5 levels, one more Bone Thrower arrives per day.

In my opinion, this isn't quite "Engineer," but rather "Mine Destroyer"!

It would be more logical like this:

Eymund
Starting units
Completed Rune
Earthquake
Ballista, Cart
Mine Destroyer
The hero disables mines, spending the rest of his turn. The cost to repair is 5000 gold for everyone except the hero himself – 2500. Broken mines are gradually populated by Bone Throwers. For every 5 levels, one more Bone Thrower arrives per day.

Mountain Engineer
The hero can improve mines that extract gems, crystals, gold, and ore.

And a female dwarf named Vasgeda [name borrowed from one game about dwarves] would be perfect for the "Mountain Engineer" specialization;)



Biography: Vasgeda became an orphan early because her father and many of her relatives died in one of the mines due to the natural greed of dwarves to mine as many useful resources as possible, regardless of the inevitable depletion of the mines. She delved into studying the secrets of mining and managed to find a way to improve some mines.

You might ask why some - it's simple, you need to introduce double randomness, i.e., any mine of the above type can either be improved or cannot be improved at all. If it can still be improved, then preferably by a certain constant percentage – a one-time operation!

Don't you want to add a letter?
Vasgerda
It sounds more Nordic.

Don't you want to add a letter?
Vasgerda
It would sound more Nordic.

And if you remove Vasya, it will be Gerda.

Don't you want to add a letter?
Vasgerda
It sounds more Nordic that way.

It's not essential; we can add the letter "R" if you want ;)

And if you remove Vasya, it will be Gerda))

Yeah... we just need Kai ;)

I have a question for now:

Balthazar is still a satanic name.
Maybe something else?
I'm currently making a list of characters who don't have a biography yet; I'll present it soon.

I have a question:

Isn't Baltazar a satanic name?
Maybe something else?
I'm currently making a list of characters who don't have a biography yet; I'll present it soon.

Baltazar is not a satanic name ;)

I have a question for now:

Balthazar is still a satanic name.
Maybe something else?
I'm currently making a list of characters who don't have a biography yet; I'll present it soon.

So, the Wizard who predicted the birth of Jesus and guided him – is a Satanist? :eek:

Hello everyone! I've created a couple of biographies for some characters and "enhanced" Mirabelle's biography (I really liked it, so I decided not to offer my own version; I apologize in advance to the author of the biography for my audacity). If you like it, I'm ready to take on the task of writing more biographies.

Drago.
Fate played a cruel joke with the name of this legate of the Blood Legion. It's unlikely that his parents, when naming their only child Drago – Dragon – knew what their beloved child would become. Ironically, Drago hates dragons with all his heart – except for Elrath, the only one whose prayers he finds solace in from the childhood trauma – the death of his parents at the claws of an enraged red dragon. From that day on, he vowed to relentlessly exterminate "false" dragons. It's not surprising that such fanatical devotion to his goal led him to the bosom of the Red Church. Drago was Laslo's favorite, his right hand, and he appointed him legate of the Blood Legion, the elite troops of the Red Church. Drago's tent is decorated with numerous trophies – dragon teeth, horns, and hides – that he managed to acquire during numerous punitive expeditions.

Mirabelle.
“A woman on a ship is bad luck!” But not in this case! Mirabelle was born on a small ship sailing to the port city of Kartal. The difficult birth of the premature girl was the last for her mother. A few days later, the ship was attacked by pirates, and the crew was massacred, but Mirabelle survived. Soon, fishermen passing by the wreckage of the ship discovered the child, and one of them adopted her. Even as a young woman, she loved to go out to sea every day, and soon she was kidnapped by a handsome pirate, whom she later married. But the sea romance also took him away... Now, Mirabelle is the most outstanding female captain among the pirates of the Wild Sea. And let anyone dare to say that "a woman on a ship is bad luck," and they will immediately be sent to the sharks.

Octavio.
Octavio is the eighth child of Duke Bull, and, as a result, could not claim almost any share of the inheritance. Therefore, the young and energetic young man decided to make his own way in life and enlisted in the regular imperial army. He became known as a good and resourceful warrior, and soon he was promoted to the rank of knight and given command of an entire detachment, stationed near a border town, which was under the control of a fat and greedy baron. The career – and life – of the young knight was threatened when he refused to carry out the order of the greedy ruler: to impose a tax on the nearest monastery of Elrath. Octavio considered this blasphemy, but the powerful baron didn't care about religion – he was only interested in money. Octavio was saved by the intervention of the seraphim enforcers, who personally restored justice – albeit with their own, bloody methods. From that day on, Octavio gained honor and respect not only among the brothers of that monastery but also among all the priests of the Church of Elrath.

So, the Mage who predicted the birth of Jesus and guided him was a Satanist? :eek:

I agree, I made a mistake. By the way, try searching for "Balthazar" in Google Images.

I wonder, will Shadia have such an old biography, or can we give her a new one, but with adjustments to the plot?
Will Ion and Drago be reworked/replaced? (in terms of names)

I've reviewed the existing biographies and found several errors:

Unutel

It would be good to add the word "survive" - the only way to survive is...
klochok - should be spelled with "o".

Ilmirn
Chudishch - without the sign.

Olhar - in one place, you need to add "he".
....of cities, HE learned to be very skillful....

Ksuda - suluzhila.

Mirabelle - it's better to remove the phrase "premature baby".
Went to the sea - either go TO the shore or INTO the sea.

Vincent - you can add "SIMULTANEOUSLY" - looks both similar and different.

Avrana - was trying. Is that her?

Shargat - grew up to be an excellent warrior - better: grew up to be an excellent soldier.

Khuvrat - "Not a warrior" - probably.

Elmandr - from the territory - THEIR territory.
Fagus - above the roof - roofs.

Ksana - there is a COUNTERFORCE to strength - better: an obstacle.
suffered (the word "defeat" is missing)

Abissid:
The illegitimate son of a murdered mage and a brutally beaten pregnant woman was able to be born :( :( :confused:
It needs to be worded differently.

Many biographies are just drafts, reflecting history. We need someone to work on them. For now, Serpens and Sandro400 have volunteered (a special forces unit :) ). The focus is on editing and creating new biographies. The first "lightning" has disappeared for now :( The second one, I hope, will be very helpful. A proofreader wouldn't hurt either ;)

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Mirabelle. "A woman on a ship brings bad luck."

The long phrase is repeated twice ;)

A proofreader would be helpful ;)

Yes, yes, one is definitely needed, because I almost don't notice mistakes in my own texts (although I do enjoy picking apart others' texts)).

Soon I will finally present my version of Mirabelle (less romantic) and the remaining knight heroes.

Well, I just looked at the heroes who don't have biographies yet. I'll try to create some, starting with Balthazar. And by the way, you didn't answer the question:
Will Iona remain as she is, or will she be turned into a djinn?
I would give Shadi a different biography.
I can also make adjustments as needed, or even work on it with someone later.

I’ll try to do it, I’ll start with Balthazar.

I have a small request, as one fan to another. Can I create the Necromancers?
P.S.: Question: Do Godric, Friede, and Nikolai need extended biographies? And yes, does the fact that there are three of them in the tavern bother you (if I understand correctly, these are heroes for hire, right?)?

Robert.
Robert is one of those who combines court life and military affairs, being both a baron and a knight of the Wolf Duchy. Legends about his wealth circulate throughout the empire. Some believe that these are just greatly exaggerated rumors – how could a simple baron have such a fortune? Others believe the stories about his wealth, citing his huge expenses during military campaigns as proof. Once, a merchant from Stonehelm asked Robert what the secret of his wealth was. He replied: “My barony is thriving and is located at the intersection of trade routes, which provides me with a good income. And I don't chase after trophies. I either sell all my military loot or melt it down into coins. Money is the key to success in both politics and war.”

Vincent.
Vincent, along with his brother Dominic, participated in Godric's diplomatic mission to the Silver Cities, as a result of which the Wizards supported the Grey Alliance and, together with the Imperials and Elves, repelled the demon invasion. Vincent still remembers with horror the expedition to the dragons' utopia, where the artifact needed by Godric, the Amulet of Mastery, was stored. Despite the fact that the Unicorn Duke forbade the plundering of the utopia under pain of death, fearing the wrath of the gods, Vincent disobeyed the order and secretly took out a small, dusty book. The dragons, sensing the betrayal, mercilessly attacked Godric's army. By a miracle, the Imperials managed to escape from the dark caves. Godric never managed to find the culprit; and Vincent did not confess to what he had done. At night, he began to read the stolen book, but more than ten years have passed, and he still hasn't been able to get to the end of it.

No problem, I liked how you made Drago; I wouldn't have been able to do it that way.
So, Baltazar and Tessa are yours?
I'll think about the fairies and orcs ;)