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By the way, I'm a little confused that bone dragons have become level 6 units in the city.

The idea is simply that living dragons gain strength from their connection with their gods, but skeletal dragons do not. Also, I think it would be more interesting to place a different creature on level 7 instead of dragons.

However, I don't have anything to suggest as a replacement for it yet... except maybe Black Riders?

By the way, I'm also a bit confused by the fact that one of the Lich's upgrades is a Necromancer (who isn't necessarily a Lich). Maybe it would be better to make the Necromancer a hero, and the unit an Archlich? Or should we change the 5th-level unit altogether? For example: Dark Priest => Necromancer => Void Mage? Or Sorcerer => Shadow Adept => Void Mage?

IMHO: if all the Necropolis heroes are fallen angels, it will negate their diversity. And in general, a class is meant to denote a CLASS, not a race.

Could a Necromancer hero be given the Heretic/Cultist class? A Necromancer who switched from worshipping spiders to worshipping fallen angels?

And could fallen angels (of course, the model is already used for the Faceless Ones, but they are changed enough that the similarity wouldn't be obvious) replace the Void Spirits, which could be moved to the 6th level, thus beautifully introducing dragons?

Black Riders can be made either from Death Knights or regular Knights, but both types are already occupied.

So, Necromancers are subordinate to angels, but at the same time, the latter serve the Necromancers in their army? In my opinion, that's complete nonsense.

Humans serve Elrath, and his messengers (Angels, who are superior to any human in rank) serve in their army. Dark Elves respect the dragons of Malassa, but they too are merely servants in the Dungeon army. The same applies to the forest elves. And even the fallen angels probably have their own hierarchy. The higher ones force the lower ones to help their servants. Why not?

The thing is, the gods send their children to serve and help their followers, while the angels renounced Elrath, because they wanted to rule. Besides, dragons are creatures, albeit intelligent ones, but they could hardly command armies.

Therefore, I still suggest making angels something like a deity for the Necromancer faction, but not using them as heroes/units.

I will say again that this is the idea of fktifzobr@mail.ru, not mine, and regarding where the angels will be, you need to ask him. As for the riders on dragons: In my opinion, this is absolutely not a heroic unit, although we need to see how it will turn out. After all, the unit must stylistically fit the faction. If we make some kind of ghostly dragons with riders, then why not, but we still need to see how it will turn out.

Although, perhaps before saying anything about Necromancers, it would be good to finish with the Sanctuary. By the way, what model will the turtles be based on?

Such fantasy minorities don't deserve their own separate faction. But adding werewolves as neutrals... why not?

By the way, I'm a little confused that bone dragons have become level 6 city units.

I agree that Neutrals exist, but I meant it as a faction, not just werewolves. If there are vampires, then their eternal enemies, werewolves, should also be present. Even if werewolves are on level 3 or 5 of the Castle, and Wolves are on level 4 (I saw somewhere that they made two upgrades for Black and Polar Wolves). The Castle could be a dark version of the Castle of the Order (I also saw this somewhere). Regarding the 1, 2, 6, and 7 level creatures, I thought that it could be a replacement for the Order. Level 6 could be Knights, Paladins, and Champions, but instead of horses, they could ride wolves (I also saw this in a Polish mod where they combined a lizard rider with a wolf, creating an NFC Wolf Rider from Lord of the Rings; the model was a bit rough, there was a system error, but now it's not as bad, and this is quite feasible). Regarding level 7, I had an idea to take the Cyclops model and give it a wolf head. In the first upgrade, it wouldn't have any weapons but would have a throwing ability (like the Goblin's Swallow). The second and third upgrades would be enhanced: the second would have one weapon and increased defense, and the third would have weapons in both hands and the ability to prevent the enemy from resisting. Oh, I forgot about level 1. There could be infantry that can be thrown like goblins. The model could be of armored soldiers, squires, and defenders. You could also try making ranged units, like Goblins, but with humans and these mortars. That's the general idea.

I understand that Neutrals exist, but I meant it as a Faction, not just werewolves. If there are vampires, then their eternal enemies, werewolves, should also exist. Even if werewolves are on level 3 or 5 of the Castle, and Wolves are on level 4. I saw somewhere that they made two upgrades for Black and Polar Wolves. The Castle could be a dark version of the Castle of the Order. Regarding the 1, 2, 6, and 7 level creatures, I thought that it could be a replacement for the Order. Level 6 could be Knights, Paladins, and Champions, but instead of horses, they could ride wolves (I also saw this in a Polish mod, where they combined a lizard rider with a wolf, creating an NFC Warg Rider from Lord of the Rings. The model was a bit rough, there was a system error, but now it's not so bad. This is quite feasible). Regarding level 7, I had an idea to take the Cyclops model and give it a wolf head. In the first upgrade, it has no weapon and has a throwing ability (like the Goblin Skirmisher). The second and third upgrades are enhanced. The second has one weapon and increased defense, and the third has a weapon in both hands and the ability for the enemy to not resist. Oh, I forgot about level 1. There could be infantry that can be thrown like goblins. The model could be of armored soldiers, squires, and defenders. You could also try making archers, like Goblins, but humans with these mortars. That's the general idea.