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The imbalance is evident: demons in "Heroes" have an entire race, while angels have only a few units. Yet, they are no less interesting and diverse. Perhaps they should be introduced as a separate race?
:smile36: Current progress: :smile36:
A race for the fifth installment, with a focus on good.
Celestial Stronghold
When demons seriously aimed for world domination, Elrath foresaw the impending storm and sent the heavenly host to defend good and light.
Hero: Archstrategos
Monsters:
1. Cupid
A cute, winged boy, a ranged attacker, with rather modest speed.
Greater Cupid
Has a 20% chance to inflict "pacifism" on the enemy (cannot attack or retaliate).
2. Herald
A creature of indeterminate gender, attacks at close range with a flash of light, a fast unit.
Celestial Herald
A four-winged "herald."
3. Guardian
An angel, a protector of humans, in the form of a human. Non-flying.
Weapon: sword.
Guardian of Fates
An angel, a protector of humans, weapon: sword and cross (let it have a bonus against undead). Grace.
4. Angel Warrior
A valiant angel in armor. Weapon: sword or spear. Powerful attack.
Angel of Power
An angel in the form of a knight. Weapon: sword or spear. Powerful attack and defense.
5. Angel of Dominion
A mysterious figure in green and gold robes, surrounded by a glow. Non-flying. Mage. Close combat. Weapon: scepter.
Angel of the Throne
A figure in a flaming robe. All the same.
6. Cherub
A winged figure with a lion's head, surrounded by a glow. Initiative, ability: celestial strike. Large size.
Seraphim
A human figure with six wings, made of fire. Weapon: two-handed sword. No retaliation.
7. Angel of Light
A figure made of bluish light. Teleport. The attack looks like the front part of the figure piercing through the enemy.
Celestial
A figure made of silver light. Teleport. As an ability, temporarily banishes the enemy unit from reality; after a turn, it reappears in a random location with reduced morale.
Inferno is a castle of evil, inhabited by demons, devils, and imps... The Castle is a castle of good, inhabited by angels and humans.
If you want to create a castle of angels (and you need to come up with units, because a castle shouldn't consist of different types of angels), you'll have to modify the human castle (remove the angels, archangels, and maybe even the griffins). So, you'll have to continue working on the human castle as well.
Well, among the angelic creatures, I only know angels, archons, and seraphs, and nothing else. But people have come up with so many different kinds of demons... Despite the fact that the idea isn't bad, I don't think anything good will come of it, in my opinion. As was already said, "it will turn out like with vampires."
This is unlikely, as the name of the faction often coincides with a low-tier unit. For example: Humans, Dwarves, Elves, Orcs, Barbarians... And then there are various characters, mythical creatures, even a Deity (the highest tier). True, in different parts of the Heroes series, they are shuffled around, moved here and there, or disappear altogether, and new units appear. And now imagine if an angel were a low-level creature – what nonsense that would be. There's a reason why the races of humans, dwarves, and orcs existed in fantasy. After all, originally, the majority of the population in fantasy worlds consisted of Peasants, Orcs, Dwarves, Elves, and maybe a couple of trolls, ogres, Rocs, Medusas, Ents, etc. And, for example, there might be only 1, 2, or 5 Mages or Cyclops in a fantasy world. I'm not even talking about Dragons or Angels, which appear once every 100 or 1000 years, and even then, it's a HUGE EVENT for everyone. Of course, we're used to playing by taking 20 Black Dragons or 30 Archangels and going around defeating everyone. But only the Necromancer realistically drags hordes of skeletons behind him, etc. But no one carries Peasants around with them!!!