Kartoha
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I completed the map in 6 months using a single hero. Here's how it went: Vittorio. The first battles were tough, but after I captured the Ring of the Magi and found the Fire Arrows, all battles, except against the dwarves near the catapults, became easy.
Edward. On the third week, Faidaen came to visit. The battle with him would have been easier if not for the Berserker's Scroll he had. Then, Gilraen arrived with a sizable army, and Brand also came with a considerable force. I took the Elven Castle, losing only 2 Archangels (I wiped out his entire army thanks to the hero's special ability and regeneration). After capturing the Dwarven Town, I sailed to Grimheim. I liked that the dwarves don't focus all their attacks on a single unit, which made the battles with them (except against Karil) interesting. The battle with Hanwul wasn't entirely fair. When he takes his turn, he summons a Phoenix and Fire Elementals. I lost many troops, but I didn't want to replay the battle. In the final battle, Tolgar destroyed all my troops with Divine Retribution. Only the horses remained. I cast Antimagic on them and buffed them with various spells, then destroyed the remaining dragons. I was lucky enough to see the final cutscene.
Now, the downsides (or rather, just one downside): it's good that artifacts aren't automatically taken from the dwarves after a victory, but Ibba stole the Crown of Sar-Iss, and it wasn't available in the artifact shop.
I have no other complaints.
Edward. On the third week, Faidaen came to visit. The battle with him would have been easier if not for the Berserker's Scroll he had. Then, Gilraen arrived with a sizable army, and Brand also came with a considerable force. I took the Elven Castle, losing only 2 Archangels (I wiped out his entire army thanks to the hero's special ability and regeneration). After capturing the Dwarven Town, I sailed to Grimheim. I liked that the dwarves don't focus all their attacks on a single unit, which made the battles with them (except against Karil) interesting. The battle with Hanwul wasn't entirely fair. When he takes his turn, he summons a Phoenix and Fire Elementals. I lost many troops, but I didn't want to replay the battle. In the final battle, Tolgar destroyed all my troops with Divine Retribution. Only the horses remained. I cast Antimagic on them and buffed them with various spells, then destroyed the remaining dragons. I was lucky enough to see the final cutscene.
Now, the downsides (or rather, just one downside): it's good that artifacts aren't automatically taken from the dwarves after a victory, but Ibba stole the Crown of Sar-Iss, and it wasn't available in the artifact shop.
I have no other complaints.