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I believe the reason Maros' uncle was "a pawn of the demons" was because the demons wanted to avoid a war for whatever reason, the duel was just an opportunity to kill Micah. Going to war with the demons would've been costly for the Khazad, but it would probably have been better than whatever...

Hm, Kael... Kael... I feel like I remember you from somewhere... Oh yeah, did you name yourself after a FFH2 character? :D

Having any amount of fire-resistance will let you cross the burning sands. Otherwise, you can use the spring spell to extinguish the fire for a turn, or the sanctify spell to the terrain back to regular desert.

I'm 99% certain that it does not.

The wandering developer has returned! The prophecy is averted! -2 to the Armageddon Counter! (Hey Tholal. Nice to see you again.)

The spontaneous war declaration may have been an overcouncil resolution.

The last time I played (whenever that was), the Scions get a penalty to happiness/productivity when a city is unhealthy, but the Necropolis from the Necromancy tech removes unhealthiness from population for them, effectively negating the issue.

The artists are listed in the credits thread. Seems most of the images were made by Justin Sweet, so if you pick one of his works it'll probably fit the style fairly well.

Does anyone else enjoy the symmetry of the last version of vanilla FFH having the pyre zombies/sons of Asnea glitch, to which Tholal himself released an unofficial patch, and the intended-last version of MNAI having this bug with units having the bulb tech ability, for which someone else puts up...

Just wanted to say, thanks for putting so much effort into this Tholal. I might not play FFH anymore, but I still love haunting this forum, and it wouldn't be anywhere near as active without all the work you do :) Gratz on getting another version out.

1)Yes, the Calabim are one of the stronger civs, especially in single-player. In multiplayer they're a bit weak in the early-game, although Rivers of Blood alleviates that somewhat. 2)Oh gosh, the cottages vs farms debates. Some people in the Realms Beyond forum made a mod designed to balance...

I don't think there should be one. You launch FFH2 in-game, or if you want a shortcut to it, add "mod=\Fall from Heaven 2" onto the end of your CIV4 shortcut.

I think what happens is that summons give a portion of their xp to their summoner when they die/disappear. Since fireballs can never actually survive combat, they don't ever get xp, so the summoner doesn't get xp from them.

I can't prove, but suspect that the causes of late-game slowdown, particularly with certain modmods, wouldn't be hugely helped by better hardware.

Wouldn't the plague thing be a bit pointless, since if the stack has a priest with cure disease then the problem is solved?

Hawks, from the hunting technology, would probably be the easiest way.

A breakdown of how planar units work: I'm playing the Sheaim, I have 3 cities. Each city has a planar gate, and no other buildings. The armageddon counter is at 0. I build a mage's guild (I believe that's the moebius witch building) in all 3 cities. My maximum number of moebius witches...

Making other planar-gate-unit buildings will not decrease the amount of mobius witches you can get.

I think the Air II spell, Malestrom, would be best for fighting the Mercurians; angels resist a lot of damage-types, but that should work. Destroy Undead won't do too much against the Calabim though, unless perhaps you're facing a lot of spectres. Vampires aren't undead.

I don't think the Illians + Seven Pines is a glitch. And if they manage to somehow get ahold of Corlindale, or the Elohim want to use Corlindale against the Illians, that should definitely be allowed.