The Fall of Shanti

I was playing on the Evolved version, and it seems like that caused a script error, which resulted in the map endlessly loading after the ritual, making it impossible to do anything. But overall, the map is good. I played as a hero, but with the AI set to recruit. In principle, you can also complete it on the highest difficulty with Darkness as a must-have, most likely Light for regeneration and resurrection. For Druids, regeneration of 400-500% works well, and with slows and speed boosts, it regenerates excellently. Chaos is only needed if you specifically want to play with it, but in most cases, you won't have time to cast it. I played with Darkness and Light, using Keen Mind and Lucky Charm. But before the ritual, I would advise you to remove Chaos and possibly Image, and take Attack and Defense, and Elven Accuracy, although I didn't manage to get past the ritual, I think that will be enough.

Apparently, you were lucky enough to get the Unicorn Bow - I don't know why, but I didn't get it. I couldn't find this artifact on the map.

When you repel the first attack of the angels, you will be teleported behind the gate. Slightly to the right, there will be an army of mages guarding the Unicorn Bow and the Obelisk of Asch's Tears, along with a lot of resources. I don't understand how you missed it, even though it's right next to the road.

I didn't quite understand one thing: when you need to kill a hero with 60 angels and about 40 archangels using 50 Dark Lords. It's impossible to kill them with Chaos, and if you cast Berserk, the hero casts Anti-Magic, I don't know what the logic is. In the end, I replayed it about 5 times until the hero stopped casting Anti-Magic, and only then did I win. I don't know what influenced his decision, but this time I divided the Dark Lords into all 7 slots and spread them across the field, and I kept switching the slow effect to his speed boost.

The map is excellent; as usual, Darkness carries you on the highest difficulty, and Light helps too. Chaos is more useful in that you can use it towards the end. If anyone else is still here, I recommend trying it