"Mapmaking Contest 2017-2019"

interesting, of course, but IMHO it would have been better not to make the application process so complicated, but simply create a list of maps with the required dates and vote. And for the application system, there is very little time left until June 1st, IMHO again.

thank you, thank you :) hehe, if self-isolation had started a month or two earlier, maybe I could have finished it before the competition). I think then you won't mind if I submit an application for your Necromancer Path?

Ok)
Thank you)


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Nomination: "Best Single Player Scenario 2019-2020"
Title: "Echo of Emptiness", /topic/13208/
Map Description: "It is the year 969. In the Griffin Empire, a joyous event is coming - the wedding of King Nicholas and Lady Isabelle. But even on such bright days, the grim reality of Ashan intrudes. On the southern borders of the Empire, necromancers are becoming active. An army of undead led by Naadir unsuccessfully storms the border town of Castelcross, and nearby villages die out from the plague spread by the undead, replenishing the countless hordes of the dead. Archbishop Randall summons Alaric, the chief inquisitor of the city of Holyflame, to deal with the situation."
Comment: So, this is the second application) I don't think anyone in this forum in the section for the fifth Heroes game will object to RedHeavenHero's creations). This mapmaker has made a significant contribution to the development of mapmaking; his maps (and campaign) have been a source of inspiration for many, including me.


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Nomination: "Best Single Player Scenario 2019-2020"
Title: "Monster Hunter", /topic/12873/
Map Description: "Since the time of the Underworld War, an unusual dragon has repeatedly been spotted on the territory of Grimheim, probably living in the dungeons of Iggh-Shail. Kyallk, as he was nicknamed, was distinguished by extraordinary strength and resilience, and posed a deadly danger to those who met him. Due to the intense war with the dark elves, the dwarves tried simply to avoid the beast that had fallen upon them.
But time passed - the war ended, stories about the death serpent were forgotten, and the dragon itself, shrouded in an aura of mystery, turned from a real threat into a desirable, even somewhat fairy tale goal for most hunters in Grimheim.
One of these was Gramm Egilsson, an ambitious monster hunter, who, in pursuit of glory, went to the far north of the dwarven lands, where, according to rumors, the legendary dragon was last seen."
Comment: And here is the third application) 32Metra creates very good maps; he has many of them, but I will highlight this one because it is my favorite)