A specialized combat map designed for testing hero skills. It features balanced cities and a randomized layout with restricted spells, artifacts, and units to ensure accurate skill assessment.
Maps
An Orc-themed campaign consisting of five maps. The storyline follows the 1001 Phoenix scenario and includes custom scripts, modified hero models, and text-based narrative elements.
A six-player map featuring eight spiral-shaped territories. The layout includes guard squads of 70 units positioned between castles to increase difficulty.
A medium-sized, two-level single-player map designed for HotA. The scenario features a normal difficulty setting where players must defeat a traitorous knight to secure a region before an undead army arrives.
Huge dungeon map for a single human player on Equilbrium 3.55. It features a quest log, four new hero classes, a level cap of 70, and multiple unique endings.
A specialized map designed for the Sands of Destruction expansion to test and precisely determine hero skill levels.
An advanced skill testing map designed for precise skill determination. It features simultaneous turns, automated combat, and terrain-neutral sand to ensure fair testing against players or the computer.
A discussion thread for users to ask questions not covered in the FAQ. It serves as a community space for inquiries regarding single-player and multiplayer game modes.
A specialized testing map designed for precise skill evaluation. It features configurable battle locations, automated teleportation for combat, and settings to disable flight and direct damage.
A custom map designed for skill testing that includes a designated battle location. It features impassable obstacles to separate players and is compatible with AI combat.
A skill testing map designed for precise hero attribute evaluation. It features several gameplay modes, including FFA and multi-day tournament formats, without the use of Overlord Heroes.
A skill testing map designed for precise hero attribute evaluation. It features several gameplay modes, including FFA and multi-day tournament formats, without the use of Overlord Heroes.