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A discussion regarding map editor technical issues, including queries about locating city names and building IDs. The post contains a Lua script intended to automate Angel specialization and a map file that causes game crashes.
A map patcher designed to populate neutral territories with a diverse variety of monster armies. It enhances map variety by replacing standard neutral stacks with randomized creature groups.
A discussion thread regarding troubleshooting map editing issues. The post includes various iterations of a map file used to test specific modifications and technical fixes.
Modified versions of the Borderlands map, including a single-player version and an allied mode. Features include additional castles, strengthened garrisons, artifact tents, and expanded hero hiring options.
A large, normal-difficulty map designed for four players by Zoan. It features unique, single-use event text for each island and is available in versions with or without allies.
Two official maps previously missing from certain collections. Includes the Myth and Legends map and the Land of Titans (Allies) map, featuring an updated Russian version.
A utility program designed to calculate the strength of guard units on random maps for Heroes of Might and Magic III. It helps verify if guard troop compositions align with expected difficulty parameters.
A skirmish map designed for 1x1 and 2x2 player matchups. The layout features specific terrain geometry intended for competitive play, though it currently requires further balancing and visual embellishment.
Medium-sized multiplayer dungeon map for four players. It features two versions: one designed for 2v2 team play and another for free-for-all combat.
A three-part XL map series following the saga of the wizard Irintal and the resurrection of the Phoenix. The campaign spans multiple locations, including Atlantis and the Empire of Tamriel, featuring Necropolis factions and new enemies.
A medium-sized, single-level map designed for four players, including two humans. This difficult map features a demon invasion theme and was created by the Hero-Maps group.
Large-scale 2 vs 2 multiplayer map designed for all skill levels. The gameplay emphasizes a critical first week and offers strategic color assignments based on player confidence.
