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Finally, I received official comments from Ubisoft regarding this issue. The comments are somewhat confusing. It states that the excerpt from the EULA does not prohibit the creation of maps and mods, but it does prohibit the sale of mods online. I don't understand why such strict conditions should be interpreted so leniently, nor why a paid mod is worse than a freely distributed one (in my opinion, it's the opposite!!!). :eek: Okay, let's understand it that way. For Heroes 1-3 and Heroes 5, this formulation is absent in the EULA, which means that paid mods can also be created for them. I guess that's the answer.
I consider the issue closed, and I thank everyone who followed the news on this topic.