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As an alternative, you could adapt this anarchic scheme for the HotA (Heroes of Might and Magic III: The Restoration of Erathia) map:
The computer-controlled factions would be placed in zones 9-10-11-12-13-14, and since there are only 17 zones in total, you can reach the HotA standard (22-28) by adding dead-end treasure locations.
However, you shouldn't simply copy the contents of the zones and the strength of the guards at the connections; they were designed for the original Heroes of Might and Magic III game without computer-controlled factions.
P.S. In general, the Anarchy schemes contain many good ideas that can be applied to other templates, so if you're short on ideas, you can explore these sketches.
The computer-controlled factions would be placed in zones 9-10-11-12-13-14, and since there are only 17 zones in total, you can reach the HotA standard (22-28) by adding dead-end treasure locations.
However, you shouldn't simply copy the contents of the zones and the strength of the guards at the connections; they were designed for the original Heroes of Might and Magic III game without computer-controlled factions.
P.S. In general, the Anarchy schemes contain many good ideas that can be applied to other templates, so if you're short on ideas, you can explore these sketches.
