Hero screen: Rosic, Level 9 Witch

Heroes of Might and Magic III - HD Edition · Character / Unit Detail

About this game

Developer: Dotemu · Publisher: Ubisoft Entertainment · Platform: PC (Steam) · Art style: HD-2D & retro 3D · Screen type: Character / Unit Detail

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What to study

The hero as a character sheet and a loadout in one frame: four stats across the top, eight skills down the left, the paper doll in the middle wearing the actual loot, and the army underneath as seven portraits with headcounts. The status line does the tooltip's job for free — hover the Pendant of Free Will and the game tells you what it does before you click. Manual ffmpeg extract at 48.0s in Heroes of Might & Magic III - HD - Launch_US (Steam); the scene-change pass caught this screen at 47.66s. No trailer burn-in, caption, or logo on this frame.

Patterns

How the screen is arranged.

master-detail detail-panel stat-panel portrait-row slot-grid bottom-dock top-bar

Components

Parts on screen.

Portrait List Data table Slots Minimap Compass Nameplate Vitals bar Clock

Screen inventory

a portrait of Rosic, Level 9 Witch, with Attack 0, Defense 5, Power 8, Knowledge 5
Specialty Mysticism, Experience 12236 and Spell Points 39/50
a skill list: Expert Wisdom, Advanced Mysticism, Basic Logistics, Fire Magic, Ballistics, Artillery, Offense, Eagle Eye
a paper-doll equipment layout with a unicorn helm, the Pendant of Free Will and other items
a seven-stack army row at the bottom
Quest Log and Dismiss Hero buttons
a minimap and side panels at right and a status line reading View Pendant of Free Will Info

Top 3 colors

#402c1a 24%#292219 21%#503a24 15%

Top three palette colors by share. The remaining colors make up the rest.

Source and credit

© Dotemu / Ubisoft Entertainment, Heroes of Might and Magic III - HD Edition screenshot: Heroes of Might and Magic III - HD Edition - Heroes of Might & Magic III - HD - Launch_US (Steam) — Dotemu / Ubisoft, shown for design study and commentary. PlayCraft is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Ubisoft Entertainment.

Source tier 2 (publisher-released) · screenshot: Steam store page · Steam page

Source details

Fetched 2026-11-06. verified 2026-11-06: manual ffmpeg extract at 48.0s; full-res 1920x1080 review; portrait, all four stats, Specialty Mysticism, Experience, Spell Points, all eight skills, paper-doll items, army row, both buttons and the status line legible; settled-hold aHash+dHash dists 298 (47.5s, still the snow battle) and 6 (48.5s); the hero screen is settled from 48.0s until the brown-battle cut at 49s; aHash+dHash 195 vs nearest manifest item (no-mans-sky-0); keeper-vs-keeper distances 217-298; no Heroes of Might and Magic III entry in manifest (1331 items).

No direct Dotemu video-use policy found and no live Ubisoft video-use policy found (searched 2026-11-06). Ubisoft's old standalone video policy page (help.ubi.com/video) now redirects to the Ubisoft homepage; the policy text survives only in a secondary source, theaveragegamer.com (Dec 2013): free to make videos (walkthroughs, Let's Plays, reviews) with Ubisoft game content, do not distribute assets separately, non-commercial use unless approved, do not charge viewers, do not sell or license videos, YouTube Partner Program monetization allowed, violations may lead to removal. Secondary, thirteen years old, not a live official page. Ubisoft's current Terms of Use (https://www.ubisoft.com/legal/documents/termsofuse/en-US, verified live 2026-11-06) bars infringing content but contains no creator/video-use permission. A Steam EULA result surfaced in the Dotemu search (eula/657900_eula_0) cannot be attributed to Dotemu or this game (appid 657900 returns success:false from appdetails) and is not relied on. No Heroes of Might and Magic III - HD Edition-specific fan-content guidelines found. Partial fit, stated plainly: the historical policy covers gameplay videos by individual users, not stills from official trailers on a fan study site. Fair-use fallback for Phase-2: frames are stills from the official Steam trailers, each with a study note (commentary), unofficial, not endorsed, copyright (c) Dotemu / Ubisoft, takedown honoured within 48h. Note: the underlying 1999 original is New World Computing (3DO, defunct) art and design, remastered by Dotemu for Ubisoft — a third rights layer that does not change the fallback.

Rights holders: see Copyright & takedown.