Nowaru

Understood, that's a shame.
Then I'll change the build: it will be an Ishana-based or Ilian-based hero (most likely the latter), with a scholar mage.

What an unexpected patch. Good thing I didn't post about the character yesterday. Will there be a chance during the game to, well, haha, increase the LEVEL and gain TALENTS, because otherwise, I would probably leave the education point as is.

Well, the plan is to spend a couple of months hanging out in Covelea and its surroundings, so you’ll most likely have a chance to learn something.

Too bad for Covellia. That's good. We didn't need another poisonous master anyway.

If anyone wants to play as a wasteland dweller or a demon (which fits well into the role-playing aspect and allows for a wide range of Teosian backstories), an Ing (~~), or a goblin (the Darnians wiped out most of them due to certain events, but they can still be found in Erathia, especially in Ilinae), or if anyone wants to use old specializations that weren't implemented in this setting (seals, ninja, samurai arts focused on critical hits and a large number of attacks, Utiyama spells, rune magic, and demon magic), then let me know, and I'll elaborate on them. They are still around and can appear during the game, but I thought there were already enough options, and exclusive content didn't seem to be very popular anyway.

And you didn't mention the Yan'shi...

I was actually thinking about that option.

Global warming, the Yan'shi have melted.

And they became puddle-people.

He's a hydro-man!!!

I like "Water" more.

By the way, if Ilinar is at odds with (or even at war with, as far as I remember) the Kalevrites, how can the latter be allowed to reside in the capital of the opposing state?

Decided to take a look, just for fun, at what an analogue of Antahar would look like in this system. To my surprise, I discovered that it would make sense for him to delve into Eastern martial arts. Considering the emerging trend in Heroes community avatars, this looks quite amusing.

The player often used cheesy tactics.

The only Chinese character that comes to mind is from 1257, but even she wasn't particularly "waifu"-like. Or am I forgetting something?