Posts from NHF – new heroes for Heroes V 3.1.

Thanks for the update, Dyrman!
I recently had an idea for a hero-academic: the hero permanently learns spells from wands, scrolls, and magic tomes, but only if they have the corresponding skill leveled up for spells of the 3rd, 4th, and 5th circles, and also creates a scroll with a random spell at the beginning of each week if their level increased during the previous week.

So, will you heal him?

Why are characters like Kha-Belekh included as heroes? And if so, why not make Ashu or Urgash heroes as well? And in terms of size, don't you think Kha is a bit too small? Wouldn't a spaceship be a better fit instead? Doesn't he fit the setting? And does a hero who is as tall as a titan and is put on equal footing with other smaller heroes, killing 2 peasants with a single attack at level 1, really fit in well? Especially with a subpar model that lacks any movement animation. Wouldn't such a creature be better suited as a boss in some campaign, where he would be encountered by another overpowered creature, leveled up to 30, capable of taking down a dragon with a single blow, and accompanied by armies of epic proportions – isn't this the only suitable context for Kha? Or is he really suited for weak troops, starting development at level 1, and having perks "like everyone else"?

These are the thoughts that come to mind; it would be interesting to hear the arguments "in favor" (an answer to the first question).

psatkha, Please heal him.

I think I had it somewhere – on a map, it didn't move in the shape of the letter "T" – I'll look for it when I have some free time! :smile13:

Make Galtran stronger; raising skeletons by 4% is too little. Make it at least 10% so the ability is useful, or increase the percentage with each level.

He compiled statistics: he killed about 5000 creatures per game, which is about 200 skeletons.

Compare that to how many Tier 1 creatures, similar to skeletons, you have by the end of such a game. And compare it to the specialization on a unit at that level (for example, at level 20, bonuses of +10/10 are equivalent to +40% to the number). Because simply having 200 skeletons is a number that doesn't mean anything on its own.

Says. This results in a rather noticeable improvement in gameplay, and you can feel it.

From the outside, it didn't seem to matter, as the timeframes and army sizes were unknown. It's one thing when you have N months, 2,000 of your own skeletons, and then +200 more, and another when you have 100 + 200. That's why I asked for the final army sizes to be provided; in this case, the relative figures were important.