- Maps in this pack: 4
An archive containing four large and extra-large maps designed for version 3.56 of Heroes of Might & Magic 3.
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An archive containing four large and extra-large maps designed for version 3.56 of Heroes of Might & Magic 3.
A small, one-level map designed for quick duels. It is a remake of a map from a well-known game.
A collection of large and medium-sized maps designed for the Restoration of Erathia and Armageddon's Blade expansions.
A small two-level map for two players created by Tiran. Two Necromancers compete to be the first to gather 1,000 skeletons.
A medium-sized, two-level map for four players. The setting features players living on different islands.
A collection of three maps for the Shadow of Death expansion set in the Northern lands. It includes two small two-level maps and one medium two-level map featuring a four-way battle between distinct Barbarian tribes.
A collection of game saves and a map from an online tournament. The files are provided to analyze a potential discrepancy regarding wyvern unit counts and recruitment mechanics.
Two Rivers is a 144x144 XL development map with two levels and multiple castles. This specific version is designed for a single player or an alliance.
MagicWorld is an XL-sized map featuring two levels and 14 castles. It contains numerous resources, artifacts, mini-quests, and a large dungeon filled with treasures.
A large 108 x 108 map of the Sakha Republic featuring two levels, including an underground area. The terrain is divided into regions based on historical and geographical factors.
Dragon Sphere is a tournament map for Heroes 3: The Shadow of Death. The objective is to defeat the enemy or capture the Sphere of Constancy artifact.
A collection of maps designed for the "Seasons of Year" online tournament, specifically for the Spring 2007 season.