Map objects · Heroes VI

Produces 500 gold per day while controlled.

Produces 2 wood per day while controlled.

Produces 2 ore per day while controlled.

Produces 1 Dragonblood crystals per day while controlled.

A one-off supply of gold. The amount is resolved when collected.

A one-off supply of wood. The amount is resolved when collected.

A one-off supply of ore. The amount is resolved when collected.

A one-off supply of Dragonblood crystals. The amount is resolved when collected.

Adds gold for victories; multiple owned sites can stack.

One-off gold and resource loot, sometimes including an artifact.

A one-off gold and resource find, sometimes an artifact.

Floating wreckage can contain gold, resources or an artifact.

A sea chest offers gold, experience or an artifact according to its contents.

Choose gold or experience; some chests contain an artifact.

After a training fight choose a permanent +2 Might Power or Might Defense; troops lost during this training are restored.

Permanently adds 1, 2 or 3 Magic Power or Magic Defense at hero levels 1–10, 11–20 or 21–30 respectively; choose once per hero.

Permanently adds 1 Might Power.

Permanently adds 1 Might Defense.

Permanently adds 1 Magic Power.

Permanently adds 1 Magic Defense.

Adds 2,500 experience; campaigns may change the reward.

Raises the hero’s level for 11,000 gold and 7 Blood Crystals.

Movement is spent 20% more slowly and enemies lose 10 Initiative in the next battle.

Grants 10 Initiative and 5 Might Power for the next battle.

Weakens living enemies’ Might damage and Health in the next battle.

Prepares Water Shield when damage is received during the next battle.

Prepares fire support for the next battle, subject to a cooldown.

Summons an AI-controlled Abyssal Worm in the next battle; it can swallow an enemy stack.

Adds 5 Magic Power and 5 Morale for a week.

Adds 10 Morale for the next battle.

Adds 5 Destiny for the next battle.

Adds 5 Movement and 10% ranged damage for a week.

Adds 5 Might Power and 5 Destiny for a week.

Flying creatures gain 20% Health for a week.

Adds 5 Might Power and 5 Magic Power for a week.

Restores 5 Movement; adds 5 Leadership and 5 Destiny for the next battle.

Restores the visitor’s mana, subject to the site’s cooldown.

Restores and boosts the visitor’s mana reserve.

Reveals a chosen part of the map and may also be a campaign quest objective.

Restores movement after combat based on owned lodges: +3 for the first site, +2 for the second and +1 for each additional site.

Transfers a hero to a linked Sheogh portal as configured by the scenario.

Adds 5 Movement until the end of the week.

Increases movement for your sailing heroes.

Transfers the ship to another whirlpool.

Connects the surface and underground through a matching exit.

Two-way travel between matching gates of the same colour.

The entrance transfers the hero to its exit; this pair provides no reverse trip.

Exit of a one-way gate.

Hides the surrounding area from enemy players.

Reveals the surrounding terrain for free.

Fight Stronghold creatures for a reward.

Fight Dungeon creatures for a reward.

Dragon guards protect gold and artifacts.

Demonic guards protect the reward.

Undead guards protect the reward.

The ruin variant determines its defenders and reward.

Ghosts and Spectres guard a reward at sea.

Resets the visitor’s ability tree for 5,000 gold.

Builds a ship for 2,500 gold and 10 wood.

The hero cannot be attacked while inside.

Paid creature upgrades; the cost depends on Core, Elite or Champion rank.

Buys and sells artifacts.

Controls mines and dwellings in its area; capturing the centre can transfer the whole area’s sites.

In A Fearful Hope sells underground maps for 5,000 gold as a campaign-specific quest.

A campaign portal can spawn demons and is closed according to the mission objective.

A corrupted site in The Spider’s Stratagem; normal mana restoration is unavailable.

A corrupted campaign variant that cannot be used as a normal Dragon Vein.

Can serve as a quest object. Heroes VI uses the Moon Disc to locate the Tear of Asha rather than the Heroes III puzzle.

Four Moon Disc fragments reveal the Tear of Asha.

Activation and summoning depend on the mission script.

A scouting or quest site in specific missions, separate from the Heroes III town dwelling.

Displays the map author’s message.

Controls its area’s mines and dwellings and offers shared Haven recruitment. Produces 500 gold daily after conversion to your faction, otherwise 250.

Controls its area’s mines and dwellings and offers shared Inferno recruitment. Produces 500 gold daily after conversion to your faction, otherwise 250.

Controls its area’s mines and dwellings and offers shared Necropolis recruitment. Produces 500 gold daily after conversion to your faction, otherwise 250.

Controls its area’s mines and dwellings and offers shared Sanctuary recruitment. Produces 500 gold daily after conversion to your faction, otherwise 250.

Controls its area’s mines and dwellings and offers shared Stronghold recruitment. Produces 500 gold daily after conversion to your faction, otherwise 250.

Controls its area’s mines and dwellings and offers shared Dungeon recruitment. Produces 500 gold daily after conversion to your faction, otherwise 250.

Recruits elementals weekly; a campaign may restrict the available types.

Weekly recruitment of non-elemental neutral creatures.

External recruitment of Sentinel, Crossbowman, Sister. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Griffin, Radiant Glory, Sun Rider. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Seraph. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Maniac, Hell Hound, Succubus. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Breeder, Tormentor, Juggernaut. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Pit Fiend. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Skeleton, Ghoul, Ghost. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Lich, Lamasu, Vampire. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Fate Spinner. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Shark Guard, Coral Priestess, Kappa. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Spring Spirit, Snow Maiden, Kenshi. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Kirin. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Mauler, Goblin, Harpy. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Dreamwalker, Centaur, Jaguar Warrior. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Cyclops. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Assassin, Stalker, Shadow Lurker. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Manticore, Faceless, Minotaur. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.

External recruitment of Shadow Dragon. In an owned area it supports the shared pool; direct visits offer base forms.