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Might and Magic VIII Day of the Destroyer is a computer role playing game developed for Microsoft Windows by New World Computing and released in 2. DO Company. It is the eighth game in the Might and Magic series. The game received middling critical reviews, a first for the series, with several critics citing the games length and its increasingly dated game engine, which had been left fundamentally unaltered since Might and Magic VI The Mandate of Heaven in 1. The character development system, spells, sound effects, many of the sprites, and even some gameplay tasks including an Arcomage quest were for the most part recycled from earlier games, with little or non notable tweaking. Heroes Of Might And Magic Vii ReviewMight and Magic VIII is based on the Might and Magic VI engine, and many of its elements are strongly similar to the previous two titles in the series. Unlike the previous two games, however, Might and Magic VIII introduces a new party management system that allows all but one of the five possible player characters to be hired, dismissed or re hired at any time during gameplay. The character class system used in the previous two games has similarly been overhauled, with only the cleric and knight classes remaining. The experience, spells, levelling and skill system present in both previous Might and Magic titles is retained, with only minor updates. In place of the traditional class system, Might and Magic VIII features non archetypical playable races. Aside from human knights, clerics and necromancers, available classes include minotaurs, dragons, vampires, dark elves, and trolls, each of whom possesses traits unique to their particular race. As with its two predecessors, the game world is divided into fourteen regions, including five Elemental Planes, each of which contains a varying mix of explorable towns, dungeons and wildernesses. Enemies are fought in either real time or turn based combat, depending on the players preference. Quest system. Edit. In typical Might and Magic fashion, the game is fairly non linear, so quests can be completed at the players own leisure, though the completion of storyline quests is essential for progression. Dialog, lore and exploration are important to progression in the game, with some dungeons involving relevant puzzles. In addition, side quests and dungeons can warrant rewards if completed, but are not vital to the main storyline. Also, promotion quests can increase the capabilities of particular classes of character. Like Might and Magic VII, the game includes a system of choices which affect fundamental aspects of gameplay. Throughout the course of the storyline, the player is given opportunities to side with either dragons or dragon hunters, and either sun priests or necromancers. This choice is permanent and affects several quests, NPC reactions and available recruitable characters. However, unlike its prequel, the games ending sequence is not affected by the outcome of these choices. Backstory. Edit. Might and Magic VIII takes place on the fictional world of Enroth, upon the continent of Jadame, and acts as a sequel to Might and Magic VII For Blood and Honor and Heroes of Might and Magic III Armageddons Blade. Catherine Ironfist I fought alongside elementals in our campaigns against the Kreegan. I found them stalwart and loyal. I know Roland disagrees, but I cannot call their hostility here a case of fickleness. Over a thousand years ago, the interstellar war between the Ancients and the Kreegan drove both races off of one of the Ancients many colony worlds. Melian Their attacks against the empire of the Ancients disrupted the network of shipping and communications that held us all together, causing the Silence that marks the first year of our modern calendar. Without support from the homeworlds, our fledgling technology failed, bringing us to this sorry state. During the millennium since, the original colonists and natives of that world built their own society and culture from the ruin, the stories of the Ancients and the Kreegan having long since passed into legend. Ten years ago, as depicted in Might and Magic VI The Mandate of Heaven, the Kreegan invaded the world. The heroes of Might and Magic VI destroyed the Kreegan Queen, and the last of the Kreegan were wiped out over the course of Heroes of Might and Magic III The Restoration of Erathia, Might and Magic VII For Blood and Honor and Heroes of Might and Magic III Armageddons Blade. Escaton I am aware that the king and queen of Enroth have rid your world of Kreegans. Still, your world is to be destroyed. Once I am called, I must perform the Convocation. Once the Convocation is begun, it must continue. I was called while Kreegan still lived on your world. It matters not that they were dust by the time I arrived. The Ancients, however, anticipating disaster should the Kreegan manage to gain a foothold on the world, had already enacted a scorched earth plan rather than let the world fall into the hands of their ancient enemies, they would see it destroyed outright. Escaton Your world has fallen so far it seemed certain you would not be able to defend yourselves against my enemies. Though I underestimated your abilities, and the Kreegans were ultimately destroyed, I still feel that I was right to err on the side of caution. A servant of the Ancients, the planeswalker. Escaton, arrives in the village of Ravenshore on the continent of Jadame. Approaching the center of town, he summons a giant crystal which unleashes an elemental storm across the continent. There is widespread destruction and the boundaries to the four Elemental Planes are breached. Now elementals and monsters from beyond the boundaries are threatening to invade, fulfilling Escatons plan to draw the powers of the elements toward the crystal and destroy the world, and the player must assemble a party of heroes to prevent this. The game features several recurring characters from previous titles in the series, including the Elemental Lords from Might and Magic II, the Ironfists from Heroes of Might and Magic, and the necromancers Sandro and Thant from Heroes of Might and Magic III. The continent of Jadame is first introduced in this game, previously unmentioned in the series. The four elemental gateways appear in the four corners of Jadame the Gateway of Earth on one of the Dagger Wound Islands southeast, the Gateway of Water in Ravage Roaming southwest, the Gateway of Air in the Murmurwoods northwest, and the Gateway of Fire in the Ironsand Desert northeast. In each case they cause an environmental disaster a volcano in the Dagger Wound Island chain erupts and the tremors destroy the bridges that link the islands, the minotaur undercity in Ravage Roaming is flooded, the trees in a large area of the Murmurwoods are uprooted by the winds, and much of the troll settlement in Ironsand is destroyed by an explosion of fire. Escaton raised an enormous crystal in the centre of the city of Ravenshore, which acts as the portal to the Plane Between Planes, where the Destroyer resides. The first character created by the player remains with the party for the entire game and is referred to as the Acknowledged Champion of Jadame.