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Boars and Rams tend to be violent creatures, which doesn't suit the halflings that well. they are, by and large, a peaceful race, and wouldn't really bred anything to be threatening. Besides, the meat from boars and rams are as tasty to a halfling palate.

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lvl5: battle chef-> Master chef/ Battle cook/ Doom cook

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enormous ogres with halflings on both shoulders, shouting spells out from the lore of Holloa, and also able to perform an instant heal by simply eating something from their luch packs.

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enormous ogres with halflings on both shoulders, shouting spells out from the lore of Holloa, and also able to perform an instant heal by simply eating something from their luch packs.

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Sounds much better , but maybe they can eat up the halflings instead of lunchpacks to make it more cruel?

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1. I think that the battles need to have a much larger area, and includes things such as forests, mountains, and water bodies. This I think would need to give some advantage to smaller groups of soldiers. For example, an elf hunter would most likely not be spotted in a forest unless some guys went in there. This would mean that more soldiers is more powerful, but much less flexible, giving each faction a more varied play strategy.

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2. 30 turns in a battle should then lead to the end of that day, in which you can bring reinforcements to the fight. I think that is something that would make the game a lot more realistic.

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3. Undead should have high initiative since they immediately take orders from the Necromancers without question instantly. Of course, this would be counterbalanced by the generally low speed unless it is something such as a Vampire or Dread Knight, which have free will anyways, which makes them have lower initiative, but are naturally faster. The high initiative would definitely be counterbalanced by the other faction's morale bonus.

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4. I personally think that the heroes should be in the fight, but fight alongside another stack. You can choose where to place your hero at, or if you want him/her to stay at the back casting spells or whatever. If the hero is alongside a stack, that stack is almost certain to gain great morale. The hero would be more like a stack augmenter in that sense, but has his/her own turns to either move to another stack or cast spells/warcrys. If his/her stack died, then he/she has a 25% chance of dying, 25% chance of being captured(in which a ransom or execution can be given), 25% chance of escaping, and a 25% chance of being wounded and not able to act in the battle again, but will still survive (If his side wins of course).

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5. A hero dies, then that's it, he's dead. No seeing him in the tavern again, unless he is released by his captors, but doesn't return to his faction immediately.

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6. Creatures should be able to move on the map independently, but only is their commander is with them (2nd to the hero). The commander acts like a hero but can't use artifacts (minor items are okay), can only go up to level ten, and can only use basic spells (most warcries are fine). If a commander reaches level ten then next level, he turns into a level eleven hero. Heroes cost a lot more at a tavern, being as they are in a sense, mercenaries, true heroes are your upgraded commmanders that become heroes. You can also get actual mercenaries at taverns too, and they are usually fully upgraded and tend to cost a lot more than the guys you can actually get at your town, but they're there if you want them (wicked in early game). You start out with a normal level 1 hero by the way, like usual.

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7. Dragons, Phoenixes, Titans, etc... should only be special units that you can rarely get, but are super powerful. Grail gives access to purchasing them.

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8. Heroes (or commanders) with small amounts of troops are very hard to detect in the adventure map, larger ones are easy to see. If no troops are engaged in battle and are at least 5 spaces away, they can withdraw combat without any penalties (very effective for hit and run tactics).

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9. Hexagonal grid please, thank you.

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10. Demons should be Kreegans that accidentally found their way to whatever out new world is called. There were few portals in Axeoth that led to the new world, where heroes such as Crag-Hack and Solmyr entered the world and eventually got to Ashan. That is because they are mentioned in the Heroes 5 campaign.

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11. Elementals should be very powerful beings seeing as they represent their element, which is obviously a very powerful force, therefore summoning an elemental would replace the summon Phoenix thing from Homm5.

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