In MM3, the same system is used: there is a certain list of items (weapons, armor and miscellaneous), and the first two types can have two types of modifications: first, their indicators are affected by the material from which they are made, and secondly by their special magical property (fire damage and more). Certain types of weapons, armor, as well as spells are available to each class (so, Magus can never elegantly demolish enemies with a katana head, but Ninja will not be able to throw fireballs at enemies).Ĭertain changes affected additional characteristics of objects: there was a list of about 250 objects before, and each of them had strictly specific properties. The classes that existed in the last part (Knight, Paladin, Archer, Magus, Thief, Cleric, Barbarian, and Ninja) were added two new ones: the Ranger (initially with the Pathfinder skill) and the Druid (combines the magic of Magus and Cleric).
There are five races in the game: human, elf, dwarf, gnome and half-orc (hello MM9!), Each of which has its own characteristics like initial resistance to magic or the ability to steal. You can also hire up to two mercenaries who require a daily fee of hard cash, which increases with their level. By default, we are given six of the above characters, but in any city you can dismiss any of them and take on a new team.
In terms of game mechanics, everything is generally the same as in MM2. It should be noted that in addition to the opening address in the letters there is a large number of notes relating to almost every locality where you will visit. How this event will end is entirely up to you. After reviewing their content, they realized that it was their task to help Korak defeat Sheltem. It all starts with a group of six adventurers (the plot is Sir Kanegem (does it remind someone?), Craig Hack, Ressuctorra, Maximus, Dark Shade and Castor) discover several letters of Korak. In MM3, finally, the background of events was revealed, and it also became clear who these Korak and Sheltem are, as well as many other things. Thanks to Might & Magic III: Isles of Terra, the M&M epic, in fact, was widely recognized the first two parts failed to accomplish this task due to a number of circumstances: mediocre graphics, monotonous and boring gameplay, as well as a shallow and overly mysterious plot.
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