- Players: 4
- Teams: 2 v 2
Medium-sized multiplayer map titled Fortuna, created by HelJaf. The map features a 136x136 grid layout.
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Medium-sized multiplayer map titled Fortuna, created by HelJaf. The map features a 136x136 grid layout.
A medium-sized multiplayer map named Batle, designed by HelJaf. It features a 136x136 grid layout.
An updated version of the Elf Kills Zehir map featuring bug fixes for the questlines to ensure smoother gameplay.
A huge multiplayer arena map designed for four players. This version 0.1 map features a mostly symmetrical grassy landscape and is currently in development.
Labyrinths of the Mind is a large, two-level single mission map for Heroes of Might & Magic V. Created by KioM, this version 1.4 scenario features unique mechanics and plot-driven progression.
A large 176x176 multiplayer map designed for 4 players in a 2x2 team format. This map by Alenka-Libra contains no additional scripts.
A story-driven scenario map for four players on a 176x176 two-level grid. Set in the Haven faction after the Rune Sphere mission, it follows Edward's imprisonment and William's rescue attempt.
A story-driven scenario map for the Academy of Magic designed for four players. This 136x136 two-level map follows the events between Gruver's Expedition and the Time Paradox.
A medium-sized 136x136 scenario for four players in a free-for-all format. This dungeon-based map requires game version 3.1 and features Alaric as the main hero.
A two-level scenario map for four players designed for the Haven faction. Set in a 216x216 world, the story follows Edward's quest to find a replacement for the sphere of time.
Medium-sized multiplayer arena map designed for 2x2 combat. It features two levels and includes updates such as additional creatures and the prohibition of astral gates.
Original French version of the La Cordie map created by Michel. This archive entry dates back to February 2011.