Maps

The second stage of the annual John Van Caneghem tournament, titled Chain and Ransom, is played on the Russian Buka version of Heroes 2. The primary goal is to defeat the enemy in the minimum number of days.

A tournament map for the second stage of the Van Kanegem competition. The scenario focuses on secondary heroes and features "Chains and Ransom" mechanics.

Small 36x36 multiplayer map designed for Heroes 3: WoG. The map features a central objective known as the city of Element and is balanced for competitive play.

An 8-player multiplayer arena map designed for large-scale battles. This XL-sized, two-level map by Mikazan is an early alpha version intended for testing design, balance, and technical performance.

An XL-sized custom map titled Mads, created by Mads. The map features exceptionally large armies during the final encounters.

A standalone campaign map from the Maxut-Phoenix series designed for offline tournaments. This "zero" map functions independently of previous missions and offers a long-term gameplay experience.

An XL-sized map set in late 19th and early 20th-century Africa. The layout features a large continent design suitable for large-scale battles involving many units.

Territorial Division is an XL-sized map set in a fictionalized turn-of-the-century Africa. It features large-scale combat with high unit counts and a continent-shaped layout.

A collection of four distinct campaigns created by Maxuta-Phoenix. These maps provide structured narrative experiences for players.

A collection of three campaign maps bundled into a single package. The set includes three primary playable scenarios.

A 108x108 single-player map focused on defending a city against computer-controlled heroes. It features numerous quests and is designed for experienced players, with support for multiplayer mode.

A collection of campaign maps created by Maxuta-Phoenix, including the title In Search of the Sword. These maps are intended for use in Heroes of Might & Magic gameplay.