Maps

A Heroes of Might and Magic IV campaign featuring 26 scenarios set on the Continent. Created by Gong Zigoton, this medium-difficulty adventure follows the knight Krilon in a story integrated into the series' canon.

A script demonstrating how to remove map objects, such as cities, that cannot be deleted using the standard bomb tool in the map editor.

A collection of RPG-style maps including Dragons of Might and Magic, Queen of Destiny, Queen of Destiny 2, and Dronchik. These maps are selected based on user interest and specific gameplay themes.

A request for individual .H4C campaign files from the Alexander expansion, including the Alexander, Excalibur, and The Lord of the Ring scenarios, for use in the map editor.

A map file demonstrating how to use garrisons to simulate monster respawning. It shows how to configure a garrison to become neutral and add specific units after a set number of days.

A map featuring a custom pseudo-random drop system for resources and items. The script uses calendar events and squad defeat triggers to manage drop probabilities for neutral monsters.

Return of Lucifer is a six-scenario campaign for Armageddon's Blade. It features varying map sizes and difficulties ranging from Novice to Grand Master, supporting both single-player and multiplayer modes.

A map demonstrating the placement of additional objects within the map editor, specifically showing a staff positioned on the terrain.

A small, single-player map designed for Heroes VI. This difficult two-level scenario features a quest involving the Magda's Eye and Ice Scales to balance nature and order powers.

Discussion regarding the use of triggers and scripts in the Heroes IV Map Editor to transfer neutral creature squads to a player's side without initiating a battle.

Fallen Wings is an expanded map project featuring a larger playable area and various bug fixes. This second demo version provides a more complete environment for gameplay.

A single-player, large-sized map with two levels and normal difficulty. The scenario is fully playable and requires careful use of artifacts and potions to avoid getting stuck.