A map for the Heroes of Might and Magic III: Horn of the Abyss mod. Players begin on a small island and must lead a retaliation against lizardmen forces.
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Large XL-sized map designed for the WoG mod. The download includes specific game settings to ensure balanced gameplay and stability.
Small, two-player expert arena map designed for testing luck. It excludes scouting and pathfinding skills, as well as resource-generating artifacts.
A spiral-shaped map designed for four towns with an initial radius of 20. The distance between towns is set at 180 cells, though a reduction to 120 cells is suggested for better gameplay.
A five-player map featuring a spiral layout. The distance between cities is approximately 180 cells.
Spiral-shaped map designed for gameplay involving six towns.
A small, story-driven two-level map for three players. This manual creation features islands, labyrinths, and a quest to defeat a Necromancer and the rebel Crag Hack.
An XL+U PvP map for 2-7 players featuring over 100 zones connected by random portals. Players compete to complete a central quest by defeating three Guardians to obtain Armageddon's Blade amidst reduced army sizes.
An XL+U PvP map for 2-7 players featuring over 100 zones connected by random portals. Players compete to complete a central quest by defeating three Guardians to obtain Armageddon's Blade amidst reduced army sizes.
A seven-map campaign featuring the hero Orrin with base stats and no initial skills. The scenario is constructed using four specific maps from the library archives.
A map designed for five cities featuring a spiral layout.
A small, two-level map for two players designed by Whitebrim. It features a randomized Dungeon crawl where heroes collect and upgrade artifacts through portals before moving to the above-ground area.