Posts from NHF – new heroes for Heroes V 3.1.

And most importantly, the balance when a Necromancer can permanently destroy an opponent's city is completely unclear to me.

There's a skill there that seems to be designed for the Necromancer: "Lord of the Dead." The only thing is, I think they forgot to rework it after the changes to the released version of Heroes 5 - instead of being useless, it should give some amount of dark energy instead of the current 5%.
I hope they fix this in the future.

"But somehow, when you give more, it results in a very fast start."

So, can't you also tie it to the character's level?
Because in the first week, ~2-3 skeletons per battle is normal... but not in the second week.

"The logic is that Necropolis is a dead city. Essentially, a dead human settlement, if you will.
And I would like each race to have its own unique advantages, rather than one advantage for all.
For necromancers - Moander
For demons - Valafar"

The demon's idea is well-conceived.
Regarding the "dead city": it's not a city, it's a race!
Even if a Necromancer loses a city, it's not the end of the game.
The game is inhabited by creatures. The player builds a structure that suits a specific creature, and that creature settles there. Structures don't create life!
Do you realize the advantage of being able to destroy a city? The Necromancer doesn't need to kill the enemy hero (of another race) - he just needs to enter the city and wait for it to gather troops with energy, while the opponent has no way to build up his forces.
+The main specialization of humans is tied to the city. No skill from the original game disables the main specialization of the race.

If you want an advantage with a death-themed atmosphere:
if possible, let the necromancer transform the external structures of the first level into "cemeteries"... if it's not possible to change the appearance, maybe it can be done through the "harbinger of death" skill so that only undead creatures gather in them...

Even simply destroying a city is an advantage (although it's more suitable for barbarians), so that the player has to rebuild it.

"And what does mentoring have to do with it?"
As far as I can see from the skill wheel, you can't learn both skills at the same time. Mentoring excludes the super skill. And besides "education," the necromancer has other things to upgrade, and mentoring gives a lot.

Besides, a reconverted town won't be that useful to the weakest player, especially at first, as it still needs to be rebuilt.

"But for some reason, when you give more, the start becomes very fast."
So, can't the level of the character be tied to it?
Because in the first week, ~2-3 skeletons per battle is normal... but not in the 2nd week.

Regarding the "dead city": it's not a city, but a race!
Even if the Necromancer loses a city, it's not the end of the game.
The game is inhabited by creatures. The player builds a structure that suits a specific creature - and they settle there. Structures don't create life!
Do you realize the advantage of being able to destroy a city? The Necromancer doesn't need to kill the enemy hero (of another race) - he just needs to enter the city and wait for it to gather troops with energy while the opponent has no way to increase their troops.
+The main specialization of humans is tied to the city. No skill from the original game disables the main specialization of the race.

"And what does mentoring have to do with it?"
As far as I can see from the skill wheel, you can't learn both skills at the same time. Mentoring excludes the super skill. And besides "education," the Necromancer has other things to upgrade, and mentoring gives a lot.

it immediately becomes useful – simply because the opponent will never buy their troops there again.

Destroying a city is also very useful, as it is not a fact that you will be able to hold it, and it will take more than a day for the former owner to rebuild it.

It's tied to the level.

I didn't know that. The mod description says 2%. I thought it was tied to the growth of neutral units.

When is the next version of this mod expected?

NHF_Galtran_percent = 0.02 --Percentage increase of Bone Warriors/Bone Archers/Bone Throwers from killing creatures with bones

The special ability from the post with ideas about traps on the map is quite interesting. Why hasn't it been implemented in the mod yet?

Could it be possible to implement a specialization for Inferno that allows them to deprive the opponent of a portion of their mana before battle, depending on the hero's level?

Thanks.
If I unpacked NHF_0.76.pak using a zip program, is that correct?

I haven't checked all the new features of the mod yet, but remembering the "fast turn" mod and its 8 abilities: maybe a specialization for an additional ability wouldn't be too imbalanced?