Heroes 3.5: In the Wake of Gods Portal
Preserving Heroes of Might and Magic mods since 2012
It looks like the year 2022 will bring us several games in the style of Heroes of Might and Magic and a board game Kickstarter campaign will begin in November. And it is quite possible that the Horn of the…
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Fanstratics Troop: Naga Blade Dancer. If the Medusa is considered a femme fatale, who can turn a Troop into stone, the Naga Blade Dancer is a terrifying beauty who can dismember a troop into several pieces… before they draw their…
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Fanstratics Troop: Hellion. There is no Troop quite like the Hellion. Often regarded as the demonic opposite of the Pegasus or Unicorn, anyone who has fought a Hellion, knows they are much more. Quick to fly about the Battlefield, they…
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Fanstratics Troop: Goblin. Goblins are dumb, vicious… and feared. What they lack in brains or stature, they compensate with a gleeful, rabid, reckless application of violence. Quick tempered and fueled by rage, they become more dangerous as a battle persists,…
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Fanstratics Troop: Vulturian Scavenger. Amongst the Krasadox, Vulturians are frequently looked upon with distain. Despite their vital role on the battlefield, their ‘light’ nature and cowardly ‘bleed tactics’, make them dissimilar. Add to this, their ability to scavenge Energy from…
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Fanstratics Troop: Zombie Gravedigger While many consider all Necrotic Troops to be battle fodder, some are more suitable for the role than others. Such a Troop is the Zombie. Armed with a gravedigger’s shovel, this Troop can inflict typical Damage,…
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Fanstratics Troop: Elven Centaur. While the Elven Centaur is the Thornwood’s only true ‘heavy’ Troop, it is relatively fast and agile when compared to other ‘heavies’ from other factions. Wielding a two-handed axe, this Troop has a Killer Instinct and…
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Fanstratics Troop: Human Paladin Amongst the Allegiant, the staunch and slow-moving Paladin is a metaphorical battlefield tank, encased from head-to-toe in beefy, plate armor. As his rigid faith shuns cutting weapons, the Paladin utilizes a short, heavy, mace, while wielding…
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Fanstratics Troop: Ramfolk Headhunter. Within the Stoutblud faction, the Ramfolk Headhunters are treasured allies, routinely admired for their melee ferocity. Content to occupy the front lines, they can deliver a destructive short warhammer strike, often accompanied by a devastating ‘headbutt’….
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Fanstratics Troop: Snakish Brigand. Within the Boggish roster, the Snakish Brigand is a staple Troop known for its slithery tactics. As it is lightly armored, the Brigand prefers ranged assaults, featuring pronged arrowheads soaked in its own venom, to whittle…
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Recently, I’ve come across several games that are inspired by the Heroes of Might and Magic series which are worth mentioning. If you know others, be sure to post them in the comments and I’ll add them. Song of Conquest…
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Fanstratics Troop: Cyclops Siege Breaker. Truly the anchor of Chimeran army power, the mighty Cyclops Siege Breaker has the ability to throw large boulders the length of any Battlefield. This makes them a powerful ranged Troop, and better than any…
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Fanstratics Troop: Hell Hound Fueled by inner fire and external hatred, the Hell Hound is a mid-tier Troop of the Infernal faction. These demonic lycanthropes can set an enemy division ablaze with their assaults, while their Hellish Howl can drain…
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Recently, I’ve come across several games that are inspired by the Heroes of Might and Magic series which are worth mentioning. If you know others, be sure to post them in the comments and I’ll add them. Which are you…
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Fanstratics Troop: Gawker. Where the Chimerans are believed to be the unfortunate remnants of archaic arcane experiments, the Zubhewens are a sub-human faction born from intentional evolutionary corruption. While there are clear evolutionary connections between Elves and Goblins, when it…
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