A map designed for five cities featuring a spiral layout.
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A four-player spiral map with a starting radius of 17. The layout features centaur populations that grow rapidly, potentially blocking paths and requiring large armies to bypass.
A three-player map featuring a spiral layout. The starting radius for players is set to 14.
A two-player map featuring a spiral layout with a starting radius of 10.
The third spiral campaign consists of seven maps, including three water-based locations. Each map contains between four and five towns.
A water-based map featuring five towns. The layout requires frequent boat travel and contains a high concentration of first-tier units.
A modified version of Campaign 1 featuring an additional map with five towns. Players begin with the hero Valeska, who starts with zero stats, and must rely on limited magic and timely artifacts.
A seven-map campaign featuring the hero Orrin with 0-0-7-7 characteristics. The series includes water-based terrain and varying map lengths, with some sections requiring up to two weeks to complete.
A large and complex map designed for five towns. This spiral-shaped layout was developed and tested over an eight-month period.
A spiral-shaped map designed for seven towns. It features a four-lane layout following a winding path.
A series of seven spiral-shaped maps featuring varying city counts and terrain. The campaign alternates between water-based and land-based layouts, with distances optimized for weekly travel.
Two technical maps featuring a double spiral shape and no water. The layouts are based on Always Ready, with distances between cities under 180 cells and containing either two or three cities.