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A collection of small custom maps for Heroes of Might & Magic III, including ERM-based content and themed maps such as Christmas.
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A collection of small custom maps for Heroes of Might & Magic III, including ERM-based content and themed maps such as Christmas.
A custom map for Heroes of Might and Magic 3 created by Tador, featuring islands and tunnels.
A medium-sized, two-level map designed for four players. Created by Kirill - the Conqueror, it features a normal difficulty level and a layout based on the four cardinal points.
An official online tournament for Heroes of Might & Magic IV Equilibris 3.51. It features a qualifying stage and a final stage to determine winners for the Big and Small Cups.
A ZIP archive containing three campaign maps extracted from the In the Wake of Gods modification.
A custom map for Wake of Gods titled Okeaniya, provided for players seeking additional content for the mod.
A custom map for Heroes of Might and Magic III. The post serves as an initial upload for community feedback and evaluation.
An XL-sized map for 1-3 players featuring two levels. Based on the Random Meat Feast modification, players must unite to defeat the resurrected demon Loki.
A corrected version of a map previously uploaded by BAJIEHOK. This file provides the accurate map data for use in WoG.
A save file for the "For Sale" mini-blitz tournament in Heroes of Might and Magic III: The Shadow of Death. Players use it to compete for the fastest capture of a specific castle.
Alpha version of the first mission from campaign 1, ported to WoG. It includes a quest list at the start, though the QuestLog system is not yet implemented.
An experimental map designed to test combat mechanics between Titans and Trolls. It demonstrates how specific attack and defense stat differences influence the probability of a Troll winning through retaliation and recovery.