Decided to play through this atmospheric map for the third time. This time, my hero chose Railag, as the plan was to reduce the initiative of the enemies. Immediately, I headed underground to capture buildings and recruit "invisible" troops. I returned to the first guest, having acquired "Pyrokinesis" and "Lucky Mage," and later, "Phoenix Robe." Considering that the elder druids from reinforcements increased magic to 67, the rest of the Walkthrough was easy, and my strategy was correct. I easily defeated all the enemies, including Kana, as I had a large number of troops accumulated from the City of Mages, thanks to "Night Hags," etc. For the battle against Pyrrhus, I simply switched my hero to Arantir, and then came the most interesting part: In the battle against Udon, if you use "Regeneration," a bug is observed! After the battle, all troops are in the same quantity as before the battle. For example, after the battle, I had 38 monks left (I was tired of simply "raising" them with regeneration), but after the autosave, I had 185 monks again! The same story happened with all the troops where I used this spell, and where I didn't, they died as expected! No mods are installed. The battle was in the Castle of the Humans. I think this is a bug due to choosing a non-standard hero, knowing the ending. That's how it is. One more tip for everyone: if possible, meet enemies outside the castle; this will give you time to capture buildings and gain a good advantage. I didn't even upgrade logistics and still managed to be everywhere on time. There was a "Plague Week," but still, by the end, there were so many troops that I didn't know what to do with them! I didn't even need dragons (and black magic doesn't affect them). I defeated everyone on the first try without reloading, and I still haven't found a staff with 20 "Initiative"! In short, the main thing is to have a plan for the game. Good luck to everyone. Once again, thank you to the author for the super interesting map! I really want to play it again, but with a new strategy and hero.