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I don't like the Hv rules for two reasons:
1) The attempt to quietly push through Vt (disable obelisks, 2 levels built, then disable sea artifacts, morale, always 3 stacks) Vt is a dead-end path for development.
2) It doesn't protect against all possible violations (e.g., shifted guard), and it's more enjoyable to play with someone who has taken the time to read the rules and knows how to apply them. When I first started playing online, I was constantly reminded of the rules. Cast a meteor without building a GM (it wasn't allowed then), and you lose; go to the respawn point without killing the guard, and you lose.
So, before each game, I would open the page with the rules and read them, and gradually I learned them.

Learn the rules, learn to apply them, and interpret them to your advantage. This is a useful skill not only online but also in life.

Even with house rules, it won't save you from a red rush.

At least it will serve as a reminder.

Do you always read the messages that pop up during the game?

Do you always read the pop-up messages that appear during the game?

In any case, it's better to have it than not. That's a fact... I like Hwruz primarily because it protects me from making mistakes. In the heat of battle, I might forget that I'm playing an Elf and accidentally cast two spells. And that's it. That's why I use it. Personally, I don't want to lose like that...

I see that the Warlord Tournament inflicted some lasting psychological trauma on certain players.

If you don't like the imbalance caused by the removed pillars, then remove CONSTRUCTS, HIVES, and Dragon Utopia from the map as well.

After all, none of the other series have this kind of freebie.

In Heroes of Might and Magic IV, there are utopias.

How can I ever compare to the "most promising" one? He was normal, just normal:rolleyes:

He was a good guy! It's a shame we lost you ;)

Since we’re already going this far, maybe we should raise the platform?

I have an idea to organize a small (or maybe a large) tournament for Hearthstone, a game that is well-known to many Heroes of Might and Magic players. I haven't finalized the rules yet, but I'm thinking it could be a round-robin format with best-of-5 matches. Does anyone have any other ideas? Feel free to suggest them!

It would be fun.

The game is very popular right now, and we could even create an entire section dedicated to it.

With house rules, if the spell is obtained from a Scholar or a Wizard, it can be used without any problems, without requiring GM approval, so everything is fine with that. I've checked.

With the house rules, if a spell is obtained from a scholar or a wizard, it can be used without any problems without any adjustments from the GM, so everything is fine with it. I checked.

:smile54:
By the way, about spells and, apparently, house rules...
Pirr, without the necessary wisdom, but with a book of fire, titan armor, a fireball, and efreet, wanted to become a demon. In one of the turns, I decided to check how much damage Armageddon could take? And it wasn't in the book! Only the 2 levels that "the artilleryman's brain could handle"...
I was shocked, but purely out of Russian curiosity, I decided to "poke around" by moving the book of fire in and out of the backpack, and everything returned to its place.
Has anyone encountered/observed this?

The game is very popular right now; we could even create an entire section dedicated to it.

+1, there, you could exchange ideas, decks, and hold tournaments...)
so that there would be a CIS tournament in Volgograd for Heroes of Might and Magic.