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Posts from Questions about the Might and Magic universe.
Question: If the fifth installment takes place after the sixth, then why does no one in the fifth know anything about Rylai, or anything about the sixth?
The fifth installment was released much earlier than the sixth. In the meantime, the developers came up with a backstory (i.e., for the heroes of the sixth). And they wouldn't change anything in the fifth anyway. Besides, this knowledge would change the plot.
Question: If the fifth part takes place after the sixth, then why does no one in the fifth part know anything about Rilaeg?
Play the second campaign of "Shades of Darkness". You might understand.
Larisa
12 years ago
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Does anyone know, please tell me:
1) How many days are there in a year on Axoth? 2) What is the average lifespan of elves in the Might and Magic world?
Thank you in advance!
XEL
12 years ago
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1) 336. 2) Several centuries.
Larisa
12 years ago
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XEL, thank you very much for the information!
1) So, in the game, there are 12 months with 4 weeks each, just like in Heroes? And is it the same in Might and Magic IX?
XEL
12 years ago
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Yes.
If it's not a secret, what do you need this information for? Is it for a literary work?
Larisa
12 years ago
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Not exactly. I'm creating a campaign for Heroes 4, with a focus on the storyline. I need everything to be consistent with the existing official information.
Do you know anything about the kingdoms of Mendossus and Framon? Besides the fact that a significant portion of Chedian's population does nothing but get robbed by them (according to M&M9).
Дитя Алых Магов
12 years ago
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1) The hero Talanaar is the only one who survived the deadly attacks on the Day of Tears of Fire in 566.
If Talanaar already existed at that time, how did he manage to remain so well-preserved until the War of Isabel in 969? As far as I know, elves live for several centuries (300-400 years), and even if we assume that Talanaar lived longer than average, he should look like an old man, but judging by the image in the game, this is far from the case. Therefore, I have another question: do elves age at all, and if so, then again, explain the situation with Talanaar to me. Perhaps I miscalculated the average lifespan of elves?
2) What is the lifespan of such creatures as angels, demons, and Faceless Ones? I would also like to know about mages: do they live on average like all humans, or do they have ways to prolong their lives (excluding necromancy)?
3) Does reproduction exist for such races as angels and Faceless Ones? If so, then how, and why haven't they restored their numbers after the losses in the War of the Ancients? If not, then why, because the ancient races of angels and Faceless Ones are as ancient as the races of humans and elves, which can reproduce?
Thank you in advance for your help.
PS. The answers are very important to me, as I am going to write a series of fan fiction stories about some of the heroes of Ashan and am trying to figure out all the small details of the universe.
Ment
12 years ago
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1) The hero Talanar is the only one who survived the deadly attacks on the Day of Tears of Fire in 566. If Talanar already existed at that time, how did he manage to stay so well-preserved until the Isabel War in 969? As far as I know, elves live for several centuries (300-400 years), and even if we assume that Talanar lived longer than average, he should look like an old man, but judging by the image in the game, this is far from the case. Therefore, I have another question: do elves age at all, and if so, then again, explain the situation with Talanar to me. Perhaps I miscalculated the average lifespan of elves?
They definitely age. Yes, he didn't grow a beard, but he still doesn't look young in the picture.
2) What is the lifespan of such creatures?
I don't know for sure, but I assume they are immortal.
Separately, I would like to know about mages, do they live on average like all people, or do they have ways to prolong their lives (not counting necromancy)?
I won't say. I haven't heard of long-lived mages. Except for Sar-Elam, of course.
3) Does reproduction exist for such races as angels and the Faceless? If so, then how, and why didn't they restore their numbers after the losses in the War of the Ancients? If not, then why, because the ancient races of angels and the Faceless are just as ancient as the races of humans and elves who can reproduce?
These are too mature questions for this universe ;) Most likely, such things are not even thought about.
Дитя Алых Магов
12 years ago
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I don't know for sure, but I assume they are immortal.
I doubt they are immortal, especially considering the words from Sar-Elam's manuscript about necromancy, found by Belket: "For Asha is the goddess who created the world and gave it its name, and she is all the facets of the wheel of existence; a threefold entity of birth, life, and death...." But if they are indeed immortal, then such characters as Michael and the remaining Faceless Ones should still be alive, right?
These are too complex questions for this universe. Most likely, such things are not even considered.
It's a pity that they aren't considered, because this question interested me the most. :) It would also answer the question of whether angels and the Faceless Ones are immortal.
Ment
12 years ago
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I doubt they are immortal, especially considering the words from Sar-Elam's manuscript on necromancy found by Belket: "For Asha is the goddess who created the world and gave it her name, she is all the facets of the wheel of existence; a threefold entity of birth, life, and death...."
If we recall The Lord, we can at least say that the strongest of such creatures are extremely long-lived. And from there, it's not far to immortality...
But if they are indeed immortal, then such characters as Michael and the remaining Faceless Ones should still be alive, right?
Yes, if they haven't been killed. That's how I see it.
