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You said that in the 2nd mission, phoenixes guard the robe of Sar-Issa; did you mean the phoenixes to the right of the Necropolis Castle?
Added 3 hours 8 minutes ago
Well, I finished this Campaign. Let's start with the good: it's a very interesting Campaign, and I was hooked by the fact that in all the Heroes 5 Campaigns, there's only one for the Demons! This one is better than the original. The cutscenes are top-notch, and of course, it's hardcore. Now, about what I didn't like so much (these are minor flaws, but still) - it seems like the 3rd mission wasn't finished. I emerged on the surface at the end of the first month, decided to check out the strongest hero in the tavern, and somehow, I was the strongest. I got on a ship, sailed to the orange one, defeated it with half my army lost, and after that, everything was easy (it felt like the Campaign wasn't made by a master :D). In the end, I completed the 3rd mission in 2 months. Make the bots stronger or give them Tears of Ash in their Castle, but it was too easy. Now, about the 2nd mission, I read that the battle with Kha-Belek is supposed to be tough. In the end, I amassed a huge army, bypassed all the heroes, approached the Castle, and the battle started, and he had 2,000 Imps, and my army went first, I crushed them, and that was it :smile32: I won, no problem. Seriously, and this is the great Lord of Demons :smile07: He disappointed me the most. Now, either I'm stupid, or there's a plot hole: in the 5th mission, in the final cutscene, Arantir kills him, but in the Director's Campaign, Sarret killed him. But that's okay, why are the knights standing there and not attacking him; he didn't seem to have controlled them. Now, the 4th mission: I amassed an army, simultaneously killing weak heroes, captured the human towns, and thought that now the real battle in the underground would begin, but no, this is the end. I loaded the last day using cheats, explored the underground, and there were 2 Elven Castles, 1 Orcish Castle, heroes running around, but no, this is the end. Why are they even there? The 5th mission, like the 1st and 2nd, was definitely good; I have nothing to criticize :D. This isn't a flaw of the Author, but rather an interesting approach, but my heart ached when Wolfi and Duna were killed (I felt so sorry for them :smile07: :smile16: ). I hope there will be a sequel for the good guys, and we can send Sigrif and the Devil to oblivion to avenge Duncan and Wolfi (Seriously, why kill the most beloved heroes of the whole game? They could have killed Isabel and Ilia). Well, okay, we're really looking forward to the next Campaign (preferably for the light side) and, of course, endless applause for the MASTER, HOORAY HOORAY HOORAY :smile41: :smile41: :smile41: (YOU ARE THE BEST :smile49:). P.s: I think if these minor flaws are fixed, the Campaign will be perfect. I will remember the 1st mission forever; I was teleported to the surface, and in the Castle, if you didn't build a guild of decent spellcasters, the only spell available was Blindness :( I had to replay the underground again. I do love randomness, but this was cruel.
Added 3 hours 8 minutes ago
Well, I finished this Campaign. Let's start with the good: it's a very interesting Campaign, and I was hooked by the fact that in all the Heroes 5 Campaigns, there's only one for the Demons! This one is better than the original. The cutscenes are top-notch, and of course, it's hardcore. Now, about what I didn't like so much (these are minor flaws, but still) - it seems like the 3rd mission wasn't finished. I emerged on the surface at the end of the first month, decided to check out the strongest hero in the tavern, and somehow, I was the strongest. I got on a ship, sailed to the orange one, defeated it with half my army lost, and after that, everything was easy (it felt like the Campaign wasn't made by a master :D). In the end, I completed the 3rd mission in 2 months. Make the bots stronger or give them Tears of Ash in their Castle, but it was too easy. Now, about the 2nd mission, I read that the battle with Kha-Belek is supposed to be tough. In the end, I amassed a huge army, bypassed all the heroes, approached the Castle, and the battle started, and he had 2,000 Imps, and my army went first, I crushed them, and that was it :smile32: I won, no problem. Seriously, and this is the great Lord of Demons :smile07: He disappointed me the most. Now, either I'm stupid, or there's a plot hole: in the 5th mission, in the final cutscene, Arantir kills him, but in the Director's Campaign, Sarret killed him. But that's okay, why are the knights standing there and not attacking him; he didn't seem to have controlled them. Now, the 4th mission: I amassed an army, simultaneously killing weak heroes, captured the human towns, and thought that now the real battle in the underground would begin, but no, this is the end. I loaded the last day using cheats, explored the underground, and there were 2 Elven Castles, 1 Orcish Castle, heroes running around, but no, this is the end. Why are they even there? The 5th mission, like the 1st and 2nd, was definitely good; I have nothing to criticize :D. This isn't a flaw of the Author, but rather an interesting approach, but my heart ached when Wolfi and Duna were killed (I felt so sorry for them :smile07: :smile16: ). I hope there will be a sequel for the good guys, and we can send Sigrif and the Devil to oblivion to avenge Duncan and Wolfi (Seriously, why kill the most beloved heroes of the whole game? They could have killed Isabel and Ilia). Well, okay, we're really looking forward to the next Campaign (preferably for the light side) and, of course, endless applause for the MASTER, HOORAY HOORAY HOORAY :smile41: :smile41: :smile41: (YOU ARE THE BEST :smile49:). P.s: I think if these minor flaws are fixed, the Campaign will be perfect. I will remember the 1st mission forever; I was teleported to the surface, and in the Castle, if you didn't build a guild of decent spellcasters, the only spell available was Blindness :( I had to replay the underground again. I do love randomness, but this was cruel.