Warhammer Fantasy: Heroes of Might and Magic

I saw that the protagonist in Chapter 71 said that he had no choice but to bid farewell to the centralization of power. Whether it is the Middle Ages or the Yasha, the social system is based on feudal lords. The Yasha units generated by the system do not have the ideological loyalty stamp. You also tried to use your words to get the nuns of Elrath to help persuade other Yasha people to change. The conditions for revolution are either to be strong enough to suppress all dissatisfaction, or to redistribute interests to win over one faction. The protagonist is now messing with his basic base before the foundation has been solidified. Of course, the author of the novel can always make patches, but it is very childish, and it feels like blind faith in the superiority of the system.

Damn, I bought the deluxe version of Heroes of Might and Magic 6. Now that the server is gone, it's better to pirate it.

For information on the Heroes Invincible series, please refer to the Hero World special site, the evolution history of the military units in the past dynasties of "Invincible Heroes" by Nomad Starry Sky, Station B up leader Chun Chun Rosa, Weibo Ashan Complete Book Order Dragon God Yasha [self transformed into the Moon of Ashan] Asha has three major faces: mother [life], old woman [death], and girl [destiny] Crystal: Tears of Asha [can build wonders to affect regional ecology] Affiliated spirit: Phoenix No detailed force settings Free Cities and Nomadic Tribes: Humans Faith: Sky Erath Dragon Blood Crystal: Primordial Breath [increases own sensory intuition and reaction speed] Affiliated Spirits: Air Element, Thunderbird Lord of Air: Salvind Temple: Humans and Angels Faith: Light Elrath Dragon Blood Crystal: Shining Eyes [Healing, Purification, Breaking Illusions] Affiliated Spirits: Light Element, Light Horse Lord of Light: Liselin The Holy Falcon Empire is composed of six principalities [Wolf/Griffin/Stag/Unicorn/Bull/Greyhound] Dungeon: Dark Elf and Faceless Men Faith: Darkness Malasa Dragon Blood Crystal: Shadow Vein [Destroying Spirit, Draining Life] Affiliated Spirits: Dark Element, Shadow Lurker [Beholder] Lord of Darkness: Xinsha The forest forces were split and formed into the three major tribes [Night Shard/Shadow Brand/Soul Scar] and the underground kingdom of Yigchiwo Forest: Elf Faith: Earth Silena Dragon Blood Crystal: Emerald Leaf [healing, regeneration, increased endurance] Affiliated spirits: earth element, cave spirit Lord of Earth: Glenco The Kingdom of Irollan jointly elects the Elven High King [non-hereditary] by the druids Fortress: Dwarves Faith: Flame Alkas Dragon Blood Crystal: Scarlet Spark [increases own strength and speed] Affiliated spirits: fire element, lava element, fire elf, fire bird, fire god, fire djinn Lord of Fire: Peranast The six major clans [Deep Fire/Cold Iron/Winter Wind/Strong Hammer/Stone Fist/Hearth Guard] form the Greenham Underground Kingdom and elect the Dwarf High King through the clan council [non-hereditary] Yingzhou: Naga Faith: Flowing Water Shalasa Dragon Blood Crystal: Drop of Dream [can affect emotions] Affiliated spirits: water element, kappa, spring spirit, snow girl, unicorn Lord of Water: Akvoland Lotus Empire is located in Hasima, and its main population is humans and the three Nagas of [Lake/Coral/Abyss] College: Mage Faith: Seventh Dragon Sar-Ailan Affiliated spirits: Djinn, Arcane Eagle Spellweaver: Nur Silver Academy is governed by a mage council called the Nine Rings The academy can be divided into three university schools: oracle [spiritual body], metamorphosis [beast man], and structure [golem] Cemetery: Undead Belief: Asha's incarnation of the face of death Namtaru Spider Mother Affiliated creatures: spiders, Namtaru Spider Woman Academic forces split and the country was founded in Helles Among them, corpse witches and vampires belong to the higher class. Mortals can transform into corpse witches or vampires by drinking the venom of the spider mother and using the Night Ritual to become vampires, and corpse witches can be upgraded to vampires. Due to physical reasons, vampires need to drink blood to relieve toxins in the body and do not have the weaknesses of regular vampires (can look in the mirror, are not afraid of garlic/holy water/sun/silver weapons, etc.), But they will not transform into bats but turn into black mist to move and can enter the spiritual world for a period of time to dodge attacks. Stronghold: Orcs Faith: Heavenly Father and Earth Mother In order to fight against demons, the academy forces used demon blood to transform human beings and formed into three independent branches [Lannar Grassland/Saha Desert/Pao Island Jungle] Hell: Demon Faith: Chaos Orgas Dragon Blood Crystal: Chaos Shards [Luck, Mutation, Madness] [Hate/Destruction/Pain/Madness/Greed/Value Increase] The six demon kings rule Shelgo [the demons belonging to each demon king were added in the 6th generation] During the second blood moon battle, Cabellus defeated the six demon kings to unify Shelgo

After building the barracks and having money, why don't you recruit infantry and use it to bribe imperial officials?

Nine major racial sets: temple, academy, forest, fortress, stronghold, cemetery, dungeon, hell, Yingzhou Neutral set 5th generation set

When you see the part about the city being broken into and plundered, if you describe that the servant army and militia are the main force to break into the city and plunder, forget it, and your shield guards also went to plunder? Are the Shield Guards a professional army? That is to say, by default the army breaks down the city and plunders it? What is a common thing that only a few people do? For example, someone asked you to do daily wages. After you finished work for the day, you left work. You took the initiative to find a person who seemed to be a small leader, took the money and left. Then they arrested you the next day and wanted to shoot you. The reason is that you paid wages privately without waiting for the boss to pay the wages. What's even more outrageous is that you asked someone to collect the losses in public. At this time, Let's take a civilian perspective. A group of foreign troops captured the city. A group of uniformed and well-equipped men who looked like elites (wearing heavy armor) started burning, killing and looting. The next day, someone said that they wanted you to collect what you lost and that they would execute the soldiers who looted. So, do you dare to collect it at this time? And the protagonist actually executed one of his own people because of the robbery. Even if your intention was because of their robbery, you did not give an order to prohibit the robbery before entering the city. When something happens, you can't execute them on the grounds of their robbery, but on the grounds that they rioted and looted privately without you ordering them. Do you understand? Let them focus on the fact that those people were killed without permission or authorization, not because they looted. These are two concepts. Make your subordinates feel that they made mistakes and were punished (executed) because you did not tell them in advance that you are not allowed to loot. But the army, soldiers, no matter which dynasty, act privately. It's a capital crime, even if you act privately for the benefit of the superiors or everyone, because it means that the army has lost control. It's okay to succeed. After all, this matter is really for his own good. If the superiors want to protect you, then they can make it a big deal and make it a trivial matter. They are strictly prohibited from doing it again. But if the superiors don't protect you and follow the rules, then be willing to admit defeat, clean your neck and wait for death. It's that simple.

Novice authors like to write group portraits, but group portraits are not something novices can master. The novice author's character creation ability is not yet able to portray a charming protagonist, so he wants to challenge a group portrait that has extremely high requirements for character creation ability. He has a high vision but a low hand, and can only write one book at a time.

I found it was too slow, and the speed of detonating troops was also slow.

The writing is too hasty. As long as you play the right race, there is no problem. The main thing is to describe the background in detail and give more descriptions of farming. As for the protagonist's invisibility, it really doesn't matter. He's not an attractive character anyway, he's more like a golden finger trigger tool guy.

It is recommended that at least some celebrities be added. The battle will be a bit more enjoyable and the internal affairs will be less interesting if there are no celebrities. Whether it's medieval or invincible, if there are no celebrities appearing in more than 60 pictures, there will be no one.