Posts from Heroes VII

Although I still don't understand Isabel's decision, as she stubbornly ignores her royal duties, trying to pass them on to someone else.

Here's a part of the creature descriptions in the original game, not counting the expansions – some are non-canonical (Rakshasas are not spirits, Minotaurs are not slaves, etc.). The same goes for the appearance of some creatures (Liches are not skeletons, Black Dragons have eye-like wings, etc.). Gremlins, it seems, no longer exist at all (although I'm not entirely sure about that yet).

Formally, she never married Nikolai.

What a bunch of pedants they have in AsKhan! They almost ruined the wedding ceremony, and they already had their own interpretation of it.

What if someone had something to say in response to "If anyone here knows of a reason why these two should not be joined in marriage, let them speak now or forever hold their peace."

Or, in response to "Do you take this woman/man to be your wife/husband," the answer would be "No."

-- If anyone in this room knows of any reason why these two should not be joined in marriage, let them speak now or forever hold their peace!

I didn't understand anything, can you quote the message, please?

That's what they took from, because Ubisoft stated it themselves, which is why there are no familiar gray, mercury, gems, and crystals in the seventh game, because canonically, they don't exist in this universe at all, and more than half of the fifth game is not canon, as they later stated. So, let's stop comparing everything to the third and fifth games.

That's where they got it from, because Ubisoft stated it themselves, which is why there are no familiar gray, mercury, gems, and crystals in the seventh installment, because in this universe, according to the canon, they don't exist at all, and more than half of the fifth installment is not canon, as they later stated. So, let's stop comparing everything to the third and fifth games.

Actually, that's exactly what the demon's attack meant. Kha-Beleth needed Isabel to give birth to Sareth. He probably chose her because he wanted to avoid a scenario where a too smart and cunning offspring would usurp power.

He probably chose her because he wanted to avoid a scenario where an overly intelligent and cunning offspring would usurp power.

There are no common resources like sulfur, mercury, gems, and crystals, because in this universe, according to the canon, they simply don't exist.

Actually, he chose her because of a prophecy stating that the mother of the Messiah should be the last descendant of an ancient lineage.