A spiral campaign consisting of 7 maps. The progression follows a specific sequence of maps 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, and 4.
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An expert-level, two-level freeplay map for eight players. This 252x252 size map features a Middle-earth setting based on Tolkien's legendarium.
A campaign consisting of seven maps. It follows a structure similar to the first campaign but features unique map layouts.
A seven-map campaign featuring the hero Valeska. Players progress through a specific sequence of maps, allowing the hero to level up three times on each stage.
A seven-map spiral campaign featuring a specific map sequence. Players control the hero Orrin, who starts with no skills or stats and is limited to three levels per map.
Two spiral-shaped maps designed for different gameplay scales, featuring layouts for 5 and 6 cities respectively.
An XL-sized, two-level expert map designed for two players. It features 14 unique battlefields with distinct effects and includes a special mode where heroes possess infinite movement points.
A collection of spiral-shaped maps designed for varying player counts. The set includes scenarios specifically configured for two, three, and four players.
A collection of 18 spiral-shaped map templates based on the Good to go design. These rough draft templates feature starting radii ranging from 3 to 20 and require technical verification.
Spiral map templates featuring adjustable radii from 3 to 14 and a variable number of towns ranging from 2 to 5.
A high-difficulty, small-scale two-level map designed for five players. This Alcatraz Escape scenario requires players to manage two different characters to rescue nine princesses.
Tree of the World (BT) is a challenging Chinese-authored map featuring an original layout. Players control two heroes, Kreg and Luna, managing movement and skill development in a setting where logistics and pathfinding are banned.