Maps

A specialized combat map designed for testing hero skills. It features balanced cities and a randomized layout with restricted spells, artifacts, and units to ensure accurate skill assessment.

A specialized map designed for the Sands of Destruction expansion to test and precisely determine hero skill levels.

An advanced skill testing map designed for precise skill determination. It features simultaneous turns, automated combat, and terrain-neutral sand to ensure fair testing against players or the computer.

A specialized testing map designed for precise skill evaluation. It features configurable battle locations, automated teleportation for combat, and settings to disable flight and direct damage.

A custom map designed for skill testing that includes a designated battle location. It features impassable obstacles to separate players and is compatible with AI combat.

A skill testing map designed for precise hero attribute evaluation. It features several gameplay modes, including FFA and multi-day tournament formats, without the use of Overlord Heroes.

Skilltest is a specialized arena map designed to measure player proficiency. It provides standardized resources, including tombs, refuges, experience, and magic shrines, before a final battle.

A series of three interconnected maps titled The Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors. These levels are designed for sequential gameplay within the Heroes of Might and Magic engine.

A spiral-themed map featuring multiple teleports of the same type. This design allows heroes to choose between various spiral paths, creating a non-linear navigation experience.

A walkthrough for the Paragon 2.0 map detailing a seven-day completion strategy. It includes a method for generating optimal starting saves using a Keymaster tent bug and specific tactical advice for defeating golems and obtaining the Admiral's Hat.

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.