- Maps in this pack: 5
Spiral map templates numbered 8 through 12, designed for specific layout configurations in map editing.
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Spiral map templates numbered 8 through 12, designed for specific layout configurations in map editing.
A collection of map templates numbered 3 through 7, featuring spiral-shaped layouts for custom scenario design.
A 176x176 scenario for two players based on the aftermath of the Lords of the Orcs campaigns. It features custom scripts and is designed to be played on Hero difficulty.
Medium-sized two-player map created by Vita Gorodilov. The scenario follows an orc named Haggesh in her quest to defeat the Necromancer King Zombie.
A medium-sized 136x136 map for two players. It serves as the conclusion to the Escape of the Knight series, featuring a conflict between Rick, Morty, and a Necromancer.
A spiral-shaped map designed for 8 cities. Each city is separated by a distance of 30 cells.
A small, two-level 1vs1 multiplayer arena map designed for playing against the bot. This version features a pre-built main and underground castle for the AI and weakened guards.
Training map featuring objects with fixed guards. Objectives are arranged in ascending difficulty from left to right or top to bottom.
A technical issue report regarding a multiplayer map where the start game button remains inactive during the initial testing stage.
Medium-sized scenario for five players on version 3.1. This two-level map features non-allied enemy pairs, quest-driven progression, and creature groups that can join the hero.
Small 96x96 two-player map created by Vita Gorodilov. This prequel scenario follows Rick's arrival on a demon-inhabited island after his ship breaks down.
A spiral-shaped map designed for five cities. Each city is positioned at a distance of 30 steps from the next.