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Player Tavern
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Welcome to the Player Tavern! Here you can find allies and opponets for games, or you can sit around the fire and share stories.
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Message Boards
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The Heroes of Might and Magic Forums is a newly created message board for talking about news, strategy, mapmaking, and there's even a Macintosh section. However, we are hoping to come up with a better name someday...
Heroes Community is a Heroes message board site where you can participate in discussions on strategy, towns, Heroes IV, and many other things. Plus the moderators are real cool. :)
3DO Community has message boards for most of their games, including a message board for the Heroes of Might and Magic series. Sometimes 3DO employees will pop in to answer questions for a while.
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Mailing list
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The mac-homm mailing list is a place for Mac users to set up games, discuss tech-support issues, and other stuff related to the Heroes of Might and Magic series. You can join by sending e-mail to:
mac-homm-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
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Heroic Deeds
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This is for all the brave heroes out there who wish to share their experiences with others. Click on the crossed swords to see this hero's story.
 November 2, 2000 - XeoniteDog takes on 134 Gold Dragons with a relatively small army.
If you have anything you'd like to share with others, feel free to e-mail me your screenshots and story.
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Macintosh Player List
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The Macintosh Player List was started around the time that Heroes III was released for Mac (December/January 2000) because the Macintosh and Windows versions of Heroes III, sadly, are not network compatible. That makes it a bit tough to find people to play the game with, so the list was created to allow Mac users to find other Mac users to play games online.
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Code of Honour
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Be a good sport and be considerate of other players:
- Don't start games you know you can't finish
- Try to finish your turns as quickly as possible or agree on a time limit
- If you know you will lose, don't just quit, offer surrender instead
Here's some ideas to keep turn legnths shorter:
- Set your combat and adventure map movement speeds to medium or higher
- Plan your next turn while others are taking theirs
- The timer doesn't count during battles, so don't be afraid to use a timelimit
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E-Mail Me
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