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Name: Rule, Erathia, the Seas Map name: Sea ways Two-level map: yes Number of players: 5 Size: Small Difficulty level: Normal Map author: Golvek Map description: A story-driven map, handcrafted, size 36, humans 1, compu…
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Name: Rule, Erathia, the Seas Map name: Sea ways Two-level map: yes Number of players: 5 Size: Small Difficulty level: Normal Map author: Golvek Map description: A story-driven map, handcrafted, size 36, humans 1, compu…
A large-scale scenario for five players designed for the Shadow of Death expansion. This map features a simple plot with elements of randomness, hidden secrets, and unexpected surprises.
A medium-sized map for five players designed with an impossible difficulty level. This fourth installment of the Father's Legacy series was created by AlanVarston.
A map designed for gameplay involving five towns, featuring a spiral layout.
A five-player map featuring a spiral layout. The distance between cities is approximately 180 cells.
A map designed for five cities featuring a spiral layout.
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 featuring five towns. This version is twice as long as the previous iteration.
Two spiral-shaped maps designed for different gameplay scales, featuring layouts for 5 and 6 cities respectively.
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.
A spiral-shaped map designed for five cities. Each city is positioned at a distance of 30 steps from the next.