Yeah, and you'll say there isn't:D: judge for yourself, a self-proclaimed emperor, a hater of the new, but at the same time, you adore the fourth installment, and you also have a high self-esteem. This isn't criticism, it's just something to think about.
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And there is also Magnus in The Elder Scrolls game, known as the creator of Nirn
The sun of Nirn is Magnus, the largest hole in Oblivion; it serves as a gateway to magic. Magnus was present during the creation of the mortal plane of existence and was its creator (Lorkhan, on the other hand, was the inspiration). Prehistoric (before ME2500) Nirn was a magical place and more than unstable for the first mortals. Then Magnus left it, some say in disgust, and Oblivion was filled with the Void. Magnus's departure was not simple; parts of him remained in the form of stars
And in Heroes of Might and Magic III, Magnus is the great vizier of Bracadia, the land of mages. And he's even a positive character...
Heroes was released in March! And during installation, an image from Might and Magic 7 flashes... it can be assumed that Might and Magic 7 was released earlier...
As far as I know, NWC released them simultaneously, and the images from Might and Magic 7 are for logical connections and unifying the plot.
Жизнь нужно прожить так, чтобы Боги в восторге предложили еще одну...
P.S. может мне и предложили, просто я не помню :smile44:
The game was released in March! And during installation, there's a picture from Might and Magic 7... so we can assume that Might and Magic 7 was released earlier...
By the way, Might & Magic VII was released earlier anyway.
Magnus, don't be offended, but your namesake from Heroes 4 was overthrown because of his inflated ego...
Guys, am I forgetting something? Is this a picture of King Gryphonheart (see image) or someone else?:confused:
By the way, in Heroes 4, Magnus wanted to create an ideal world, where there would be no wars or bloodshed.
People, I seem to have forgotten something. Is this image of King Gryphonheart (see image) or someone else?:confused:
That's how Sandro (or some other undead hero) was depicted in Heroes of Might and Magic.
Actually, in Heroes of Might and Magic, they depicted Nagash, one of my favorite Restoration heroes with the Veil of Darkness specialty... :)
in Heroes of Might and Magic III, they depicted not Sandro, but Nagash – one of my favorite heroes with the Veil of Darkness specialty... :)
It's depicted very well, because he looked much worse in Heroes of Might and Magic III.
P.s. I have a question. It's strange that there are 7 campaigns in The Restoration of Erathia and The Shadow of Death, but only 6 in Armageddon's Blade. Is this a bug, or were NWC just lazy? :confused:
so in Vogue, it wasn't Sandro who was depicted, but Nagash - one of my favorite rests with the Veil of Darkness specialty... :)
Guys, I've somehow forgotten. Is this an image of King Griffonheart (see images) or who?:confused:
you can say anything but Griffonheart... :( :( :mad: :mad:
actually, what amused me back then about Nagash, besides the useless but very cool specialty... is that Nagash also appears in other games,... not of this series (for example warhammer DarkOmen) (and it's not just a coincidence of names...)
Maybe someone knows if this name is used in some epic or something???
Жизнь нужно прожить так, чтобы Боги в восторге предложили еще одну...
P.S. может мне и предложили, просто я не помню :smile44:
