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Ivor's task was to hold out until reinforcements arrived, and if the demonic lord—partly the master of these lands—were to lose to a handful of arriving elves, I think that would be somewhat wrong. Specifically, the rout of three Inferno castles allowed them to cut off supplies, and Alucard, sacrificing his own army, took Karagon's forces to the afterlife with him. But do not think that Alucard was protecting the elves. One of the human commanders is Captain Dobryak; he is the one who routed Karagon's army. I decided not to make another map showing how the human troops defeat the demon troops and instead described the outcome in the epilogue. Nevertheless, Karagon survives, and his conflict with Alucard will continue in "The Fall." In that campaign, Cord will meet Alucard, and you'll find out what Karagon did wrong if you play it. :) Captain Dobryak also appears in the half-finished first map of the third campaign. P.S. Well, so, did you like it?