AlekseyS
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If he is on a mission for the humans, then where is the human Castle? Gruver clearly has a split personality. One Gruver travels with troops from the Academy, establishes cities of the Academy, and in battle defeats Harold's army, sent to capture him. The other Gruver considers himself a conquistador of Haven, travels with an army of Knights; however, after being captured by Harold, he is forced to undergo treatment for schizophrenia.
According to the plot, he is with the humans, but I didn't want to create a scenario for Haven. Also, according to the plot, Harold defeats Gruver's army, but how would that look in the game itself? Would we make it so the player loses? I don't think so.
I don't like the final hero, not because he can cast mass "light" spells and single-target "darkness" spells, but because he casts either three spells (!) (one mass spell and two single-target spells), or two spells at once. If the goal was to make things more difficult for the player, why not immediately unleash all the "darkness" magic on the hero during his first cast? It would definitely be challenging. The player cannot simultaneously remove curses from their units and cast something else. Moreover, "subjugation" and "berserk" are removed using different methods, i.e., not at once. I have already written about such a concentration of spells (#33); now this has become even more widespread. To win the finale, knowledge isn't important; ordinary luck is what matters. If both "darkness" spells take effect, you lose; if only one does, you might survive. As a result, there will be many replays. I would be interested in seeing an author's version of how this battle could unfold (replay). In conclusion, the mentor at the final Castle is working properly in version 1.2. This is just a small clarification, as some confusion arises from the posts above.
I fixed this problem, but it's strange... In my game, he casts either 1 or 2 spells. But in your game, he casts up to 3.