Posts from The Restoration Team

Okay, I'll work on the texts for your maps.

I would like to ask all team members who want to continue working to respond: who is doing what? There is a lot of work to be done, so if anyone is idle but wants to work, please let us know.
Also, a small announcement: are there any script writers among the team members for WoG and Heroes 5? There is an option to create campaigns for the third game and adapt them for WoG.

Once again, I ask all team members who want to continue working to respond: who is doing what? There is a lot of work to be done, so if anyone is idle but wants to work, please let us know.
Also, a small announcement: are there any script writers on the team for WoG and Heroes 5? There is an option to create campaigns for the third game, also adapted for WoG.

2:Windows Vienna. I can suggest a specific task. A campaign for Might and Magic III about the Swamp Orcs (Campaign #3). TIGRYONOK started working on it; his maps should be included in the "Development for Revival" theme. The brief plot is as follows: after the clash of the Blade of Armageddon and the Ice Blade, a cataclysm began. Many, especially humans, elves, and mages, blamed the Swamp Orcs for it, due to their help to the Barbarians of Kilgor in the Last War of the King. Since most of the Barbarians either perished or went through the portals, the Swamp Orcs were the ones who suffered. And now they are fighting their way to the dungeons, where they will eventually settle (and later mix with the Dark Elves). In the dungeons, they will have to endure a war for habitable lands with the Lords of Nihon. The Swamp Orcs should be led by Kilgor's son from Kii, Kilrod, and his wife, the Swamp Orc princess, Litia.
Something like that.

We meant campaigns for Heroes of Might and Magic III and V; you can continue working on the Heroes of Might and Magic IV campaign, and improve the terrain on the maps.

My son's name is Kilrod. 4-5 missions should be enough; more isn't necessary. The thing is, TIGYONOK's maps are, let's say, somewhat peculiar. Firstly, they don't reflect the changes in the landscape after the Reckoning (lava, scorched earth, craters, and fissures). Secondly, the maps themselves aren't the best and could be redone.

After the Reckoning, that's exactly what happened. The thing is, not all of Enroth was destroyed (in fact, the idea of the Restoration is that Ashan is a world of Enroth, restored by one of the Ancients). The catastrophe couldn't have destroyed all habitable lands in one fell swoop. But their area was shrinking very quickly. And the struggle for these lands was very fierce. That's why the swamp dwellers had to retreat.
The moment of the birth of the new civilization of Enroth-Ashan will be described in more detail in the campaigns for the fifth game.