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Księga Czarodzieja (Book of the Sorcerer) - a Polish mod that adds factions.
I completed the "Book of the Magus" scenario from this mod in 8 months, with a level 33 hero and the Thunderlord icon. The map is very long, linear, and, frankly, boring. It has some interesting elements, such as a stunning location where we move along the mountain peaks among clouds and ice dragon statues, but this location is long, and besides the quest object, there is actually nothing else there. There are some obvious flights of the author's fancy, such as a psychedelic location with multicolored mushrooms and fairies. Okay, that's all fine, but the action takes place in Ashan! What mushrooms the size of a mountain??? What hobbits and a Shire-like setting from The Lord of the Rings??? Never mind. The main thing is that the map is too linear, with inactive AI, and it quickly becomes tedious, despite its size. It's incredible. There is an underground area, but I didn't find the entrance to it. The plot seems interesting, judging by the videos, but I don't know Polish, unfortunately. Unfortunately, the map also has bugs and unfinished elements. You can walk through some objects, some are inaccessible, and 45% of the map is not filled in. The landscape is normal, although the author is weak at blocking paths to elevated areas. In some places, you can climb to incredible heights...
Rating: 5 out of 10.