Heroes of Might & Magic III: Conflux Expansion
Strategy Game - Cooperative Game - Solo Game - Dice Game
Expansion to Heroes of Might & Magic III: The Board Game
Recommendations:
Players: 1-4
Age: 14+
Duration: 120 min
Expansion to Heroes of Might & Magic III: The Board Game
Players: 1-4
Age: 14+
Duration: 120 min
Brings new units from the faction Conflux and portal mechanic.
In the Conflux, Elementalists and Planeswalkers rule their realm amid oppressed spirits, elusive Phoenixes, and other elemental creatures. Join Tarnum as he battles Elemental Lords and confronts his magical biases to become a Wizard.
The Conflux Expansion introduces a brand-new faction with unique units, Heroes, and mechanics, including magic-enhanced tiles, elemental summoning, and Monolith portals for faster map travel.
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