Walkthroughs for custom maps.

I would consider the possibility of freeing Boragus and Gretchin with a berserker, azure dragons, and rusty dragons as a conditional disadvantage, unlike Marlo, because they need to be freed quite early, and the enemy is not idle and also wants to do it. However, the difficulty also lies in the fact that there is an event with very strong guards at the beginning of the 3rd month before the prisons, which is almost impossible to break through with the same Craig due to the simple lack of mana. So, I would definitely not call it a freebie.

I think that Craig can break through that event most easily. We get mana in one of the events in the starting zone near Roland. The weak units from the crossroads can very quickly reach the Necropolis at 43.11.0 through enemy cities, and then we send the main hero there. But the author took care of the players who are too lazy to break through the event and want to play with an expert berserker. We take the air book and fly/jump to Boragus :smile54:

I started breaking through the 3 main bosses with Gundula; I also chose the landscape for her, but not the one he chose. I managed to find a place with access only for 1 hex unit, and then everything is simple.

I remember this terrain; it is one cell away from mine. But it didn't suit my main hero well because even under Malekith's frenzy, he is not able to quickly kill the azure dragons, so without precautions, the chance of Malekith causing fear is close to one hundred percent. Although now I think that I could have additionally summoned more dragons.

I managed to conduct the battle with Mephala on the castle defense in such a way that she did not teleport the golems until I squeezed all the mana out of her to 0. I noticed a pattern when she threw the golems and when she didn't, and the battle was won based on this.

It would be interesting to hear more about this. What pattern? In my case, Mephala behaved completely randomly and threw golems into the city whenever she felt like it. Even when there was definitely enough mana left for the last clone.

It is also interesting how it was possible to kill 7000 Xerxes' ifrits. In general, the result is good; if I hadn't used quick spells at all, I think I would have finished the walkthrough somewhere around the 6th month.

Has anyone tried to investigate the question of when the computer will split its ranged unit stack?

Yes.