Luna

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Luna the Elementalist
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Originally a sorceress in Enroth, Luna felt the call of the elemental Conflux and made her way to Erathia. Once in Erathia, Luna was compelled to disregard her aquatic talents and turn her efforts to developing her skills in fire magic.
Increases the Damage from Fire Wall by 25% Horn of the Abyss100% The Shadow of Death.
Basic
Basic
15–25 Pixie (100%)
3–5 Air Elemental (100%) Horn of the Abyss(88%) The Shadow of Death
3–52–3 Water Elemental (100%) Horn of the Abyss(25%) The Shadow of Death
Fire Wall

 

1630 Horn of the Abyss1630-1760 The Shadow of Death

Story[edit | edit source]

Heroes I
Heroes II
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Note: See Heroes from other games

Luna does not appear in the story text of any campaign levels.

Heroes of Might and Magic IV

Luna survived The Reckoning and appeared as a Death Knight on Axeoth.

[[File: Hero {{{image2}}} (Heroes IV).png]] "It's needless to speculate whether Luna was insane before or after she became a vampire. She doesn't even know. But her madness is her strength since few are as unpredictable as Luna in battle. Unfortunately, this means she can't be trusted entirely either." — Biography

Trivia[edit | edit source]

  • Luna's portrait is based on a photo of a woman who worked for tech support at NWC during the development of Heroes III.[src]
  • Enrothian Luna was created as a reference to Luna the Druid from the world of Xeen, who appears in Might and Magic V: Darkside of Xeen.
  • Some fans theorize that Luna on Axeoth may be a namesake, due to her looking quite different from her Heroes III portrait. However, this is not confirmed, and Luna's portraits in each of the first three Heroes games also feature different takes on her appearance, which may be connected with her being a sorceress, and not just artistic license. One can also argue that the vampiric Luna's portrait looks similar to Luna's portraits in Heroes I and Heroes II. Furthermore, numerous other Heroes III heroes return in Heroes IV. Given all of the above, this page goes with Heroes III and Heroes IV Luna being the same person until proven otherwise.
  • Heroes VI also has a vampire named Luna, referencing the previous two characters with this name. She used to be an elf instead of a human.

Appearances[edit | edit source]

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