Posts from The fourth column in mercenary towns.

By the way, the Naga are already done. True, the generals need to be refined.

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http://vk.com/club40470309 you can find it here as a base. The Kappa and Shark Raiders are quite functional. The Naga generals only need their death animation refined. And both need their movement animation fixed, as it was based on Rakshasa and, accordingly, they don't crawl but jump visually. The Orcs and Black Guard look great and are normal, functional models. The Giant Spiders definitely need to be reworked.
I hope this is helpful...

I think that if there were a fourth column, it should contain random creatures from other factions.

Reasoning.
Arguments:
1. Perhaps these are mercenaries, but then each faction would need to have settings, for example, for the human faction, demonic creatures cannot be hired in this column, and so on.

2. This would make it possible to profitably buy heroes of other races as full-fledged commanders.

3. This could create a fairly powerful army without capturing the cities of other races; for example, Zealots and Elven Archers are quite powerful together.

The increase applies to the entire row, so if the same number of assassins join the goblins... It's overpowered, basically.

Well, I explained that this can be balanced by, for example, prohibiting certain creatures from spawning in cities of other factions.

I think that if there were a fourth column, it should contain random creatures from other Factions.

Here's why.
Arguments:
1. Perhaps these are mercenaries, but then each Faction would need to have settings, for example, for the Human Faction, demonic creatures could not be hired in this column, and so on.

2. This would make it possible to profitably purchase heroes of other races as full-fledged commanders.

3. This would allow you to create a fairly powerful army without capturing the castles of other races; for example, Zealots and Elven Archers are quite powerful together.

You can also use related factions for mercenaries, either for light-aligned factions, or generally use spirits, animals, and monsters. And Necropolis and Inferno could hire converted creatures. That is, you capture them, bring them to the city, convert them, and then place them in a queue (with irreversible replacement if there's already someone in the queue). Of course, new models would be needed. But it’s simpler here. There won’t be much need for complex solutions. Mostly just recoloring. Most of this has already been done in mods that expand neutral creatures, except perhaps for dwarves. You can use these developments.