- Players: 5
- Teams: 4 v 1
Necromantik is a medium-sized, high-difficulty map designed for five players. The scenario follows the story of a young man named William and features a Russian translation of the original English text.
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Necromantik is a medium-sized, high-difficulty map designed for five players. The scenario follows the story of a young man named William and features a Russian translation of the original English text.
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