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A small problem with your storyline - Armageddon's Blade was created hundreds of years after the battle of Steelhorn, so it can't exist at that point.  Oh and Gavin Magnus was killed by a Behemoth during that battle, and he never actually realised how he became immortal.  Otherwise good job.

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Wow in Beta testing already? Have you imported the creatures from M&M6/7 to get it done so fast? I remember the tritons in the minotaurs lair, tough buggers they were.

Only problem I have so far is the name Panzer crab, something more fantasy and less WWII history would fit better.

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Armageddon's Blade haved in battle of Steelhorn on the map. He is a ancient weapon.

In russian:
êëèíîê -ýòî îðóæèå äðåâíèõ ïåðâîíà÷àëüíî áûëî çàäóìàíî. è ê òîìó æå ÎÍ ÅÑÒÜ íà êàðòå îñàäû ñòèëõîðíà. äà ãàâàíè óáèëî ÷óäîâèùå êàê è íàïèñàíî.

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As you approach the hut, you hear some odd whistling emanating from within.  The song is a sad, angry tune, filled with a sense of bitterness and angst.  Finding the tune strangely intriguing, you go up to the door and kick it open.  Sitting calmly in a rocking chair is an old man with a long white beard smoking a pipe.  His eyes stare out into oblivion, unblinking.  Clearing your throat, you get his attention, somewhat.

"Yeah?  What do you want?" the old man asks most irritatedly.  "Speak quickly, I'm a busy man."

"I have come a long way old man.  I hear you are the one called Khazandar, the Grand Forgesmith, and you are he who can harness Armageddon.  I've brought the legendary artifacts needed for the ritual.  All I need now is for you to make me Armageddon's Blade."

The old man looks at you, contemplates his words carefully, and puffs on his pipe.  "So, you have finally come to ask me to build my last great piece.  Yes, I'm Khazandar and yes, I'll make your Blade.  A few conditions though.  First, I want to be spared your Armageddon.  Second, I want to be paid. . .well paid.  I figure 30,000 pieces of Gold ought to do it.  Once I get that, you may take the artifacts to my apprentice and I shall build your sword."

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King Magnus accepted my invitation to a private dinner, but neither of us enjoyed ourselves much.

The moment we sat down, Magnus said, "I first saw you long ago, shortly before you conquered Castle Steelhorn."

Somehow, Magnus knew what my question was going to be.  This man was immortal, and I wanted to know why.

"You're immortal," I said.

"Of course, but not in the same way as you," Magnus said.  "I first found out I was immortal when one of your Behemoths killed me.  Imagine my surprise when I came back to life.  I have spent much of my time ever since researching magic and the world around me - which is why I came here to learn about the Elemental Planes."

"You said that was the first time you saw me," I mentioned.

"Well, yes, I saw your rise as well as your death.  Since then, I have heard stories about you but nothing very substantial.  I knew some day our paths would cross again, especially when I became King of Bracada.  I used to hate you, Tarnum, the Barbarian King, but time has a way of making you forget.  Now, if you can manage to defeat these Elemental Lords, I will consider us even - perhaps even brothers," Magnus said with a wide smile.

Unfortunately, I had no interest in being this man's friend.  He had a cold arrogance that was worse than anything Barsolar had ever been.  He seemed inhuman.  I wondered if his mysterious immortality (rumored to be caused by a spell) made him this way.

Did others perceive me that way?  Have I, too, become less than human?

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i cannot read that

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sorry for thet
its realy not h3 graphic style

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