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Maybe make the color like the green dragons?
Wizard Necromancer
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bob2004
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Simargl doesn't have an eagle's head. It's a wolf with bird wings.
WizardNazyr
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Yes, but in Asylum, some creatures are distorted in one way or another. We had a similar case with Simargl.
Lone Corsair
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Maybe we should agree on a purple color scheme? :)
Wizard Necromancer
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Oh, I don't really care which alt-upgrade to choose. I like both. But how to implement the Night Herald – that's the question. Although, I'd prefer to implement him.
bob2004
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Or maybe the Roh birds (lightning)? Blue and purple coloring, something similar to the Obsidian Giant's lightning chain. Effects like storm birds + a warlock ability with approximately 40 mana units and spells: lightning, lightning chain?
Wizard Necromancer
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Or maybe the Rukh (lightning) birds? Blue and purple coloring, something similar to the Obsidian Giant's lightning chain. Effects like storm petrels + a warlock ability with approximately 40 mana units and spells: lightning, lightning chain?
Ment
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I think it's an interesting idea... Have the developers already described the Rukh birds in Ashan? If not, then it could definitely be added. Suggestion: not as birds of thunder (that's an idea from the third game, quite unique), but as those very birds with iron feathers from myths, perhaps as bird-golems. Like a living airplane. Well, it's up to you in any case).
bob2004
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Well, if we're talking about the Night Harbingers, maybe we could give them the ability "Cramped Darkness," which would blind all enemies for one turn. The strength of the ability could depend on the number of creatures, which might be a bit of a cheat, but it would be logical.
Wizard Necromancer
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I think it's an interesting idea... Have the developers already described the Rukh birds in Ashan? If not, then it could definitely be added. Suggestion: not as birds of thunder (this is an idea from the third game, quite unique), but as those very birds with iron feathers from myths, perhaps as bird-golems. Like a living airplane. Well, it's up to you in any case.
bob2004
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In fact, in Heroes of Might and Magic VI, in the campaign for the pirates, the Rukh bird was a boss with 65,000 hit points, meaning it was a spirit summoned by the Medusas to test the strength of spells.
fktifzobr
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in the sixth game, the Rukh were
The Spirit World is divided into elemental worlds, each of which is inhabited by special types of spirits and elementals, the most powerful of which are dragons. The Thunder Bird, known in the writings of the Seven Cities as the Rukh, is one of the greatest spirits of Air. Being bound to the material world, the Thunder Bird causes storms and hurricanes with each flap of its mighty wings. Most often, the bird is summoned by mages or priests of Ilat through a complex ritual, but sometimes a Rukh egg appears on its own in a place where lightning has struck the ground.
it was a superboss, but after defeating it, it turned out that the Rukh can be of any size and strength, even tiny little birds.
The Spirit World is divided into elemental worlds, each of which is inhabited by special types of spirits and elementals, the most powerful of which are dragons. The Thunder Bird, known in the writings of the Seven Cities as the Rukh, is one of the greatest spirits of Air. Being bound to the material world, the Thunder Bird causes storms and hurricanes with each flap of its mighty wings. Most often, the bird is summoned by mages or priests of Ilat through a complex ritual, but sometimes a Rukh egg appears on its own in a place where lightning has struck the ground.
it was a superboss, but after defeating it, it turned out that the Rukh can be of any size and strength, even tiny little birds.
Ment
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Hmm, my bad, it seems they already have everything planned out... That's a shame. (It looks like if we want to create an iron bird, we'll have to come up with a different name for it).
Lone Corsair
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Hmm, my bad, it seems everything is already defined for them... That's a shame. (It looks like if we're going to create an iron bird, we'll have to call it something else.
An iron bird doesn't really work as an upgrade for a Simurgh. It's the same as making a Gnoll an upgrade for a Wolf.
Wizard Necromancer
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By the way, I just installed the latest version of the mod. I was looking at the spells, etc. So, when using the "Summon Archdevil" spell, a Simurgh is summoned instead :( I didn't think the devil was still programmed in and accidentally made the Simurgh replace it.