- Players: 5
A water-based map featuring five towns. The layout requires frequent boat travel and contains a high concentration of first-tier units.
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A water-based map featuring five towns. The layout requires frequent boat travel and contains a high concentration of first-tier units.
A large and complex map designed for five towns. This spiral-shaped layout was developed and tested over an eight-month period.
A spiral-shaped map designed for seven towns. It features a four-lane layout following a winding path.
A double spiral map with three cities and no water. Based on Always Ready, it features a distance of 180 cells or less between cities.
A double spiral map based on Always Ready with two cities and no water. The distance between cities is 180 cells or less.
A spiral-shaped map featuring five towns. This version is twice as long as the previous iteration.
A sea map designed for three players. The archive includes the map file and corresponding templates.
A stadium-type map designed for three players. It features a spiral layout with city distances constrained by the overall map size.
A stadium-type map designed for two players. It features a spiral layout with city distances constrained by the overall map size.
A spiral-shaped map designed for three players. It serves as a continuation of a previous map series.
A two-player map featuring a distance of 180 cells between cities, equivalent to two weeks of gameplay. The layout utilizes a small initial radius of 1 to 4 units.
A massive spiral-shaped map featuring a radius of 38 and 14 cities for 7 players. The design emphasizes long travel distances between cities, requiring strategic use of intermediate heroes for troop transport.