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Please explain the phrase "So, we'll have to call these angels something else." Does this mean coming up with different names instead of the ones I suggested, such as Michael, Gabriel, etc.? Should the dragon patron be chosen from the existing ones, or should we invent something of our own? And in general, is the presence of a dragon patron so crucial for a race that is characterized by fighting against these very dragons, which Satan often takes the form of?

By the way, there's another snag... In the world of "Heroes 5," angels are servants of Elrath, and he already has one race, so there can't be a second! So, these angels will have to be called something else, and at the same time, we need to come up with a patron dragon for them. In my opinion, either Askh herself (since this race is the opposite of the demons who worship Urgash) or that third dragon that Urgash killed would be the best fit.

In my opinion, this is nonsense. In Warlords 4, there was a race of dragons... The game itself was funny, and this race was just a joke :D

Let's also come up with a race of titans and a race of dragons. Why be modest? :smile52:

What's so interesting about the Warlords that makes them "funny"? And Dragons are one of the strongest factions there, and it consisted not only of dragons (there were fire dragons and storm dragons, all the rest were humans):) You can also add monks to the angels:)

...The race of angels is no more insane than the race of demons.

Suggest some dragon options.

We'll have to remove the word "angels" from the race name altogether.
Sorry, the world of Heroes and our world are different things. If angels are going to fight dragons here, it will be, to put it mildly, nonsense. In Heroes, Satan is a dragon, and God is a dragon.

Python. This is from Greek mythology.

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If you remove the word "angels" from the race's name, the whole meaning will be lost. That's one. Two, I didn't say that angels should fight dragons; I just wanted to say that they could have a different type of creature as their deity. Regarding the dragon-deity. In principle, Elrath can be used as such. It all makes sense: initially, he sends only part of his army to help humanity (tasking them to eternally serve pious people) - angels and archangels (they will remain in the Heaven race even after the introduction of the angel race) - but seeing that things are not going well for humans, Elrath sends his entire army to fight the enemies.