Walkthroughs for custom maps.

Gentlemen! My questions about Metatax remain unanswered. I'm currently on level 223, I defeated Cthulhu (Stronghold with 50 Bigs, 400 Cyclops, and 400 Birdlings; I think I defeated him incorrectly (too late); the game has a hint that you need to use Archangels, but I just beat him with my main hero dealing damage, it turned out to be a Paragon-level battle). I took the Castle behind the purple gates; it seems that Necromancer and Inferno are next on the list. I don't have any ideas yet on how to free Sepello from Sleeper. I tried, but it didn't work. Am I right in assuming that I need to find either a second pair of boots or the Book of Water? I see the Book of Water; it seems to be nearby, but I need to find the Ring of Sulfur. I managed to defeat the Boss with 400 Dragons and 6,000+ Archers. It was a great battle. I couldn't find a walkthrough for this battle because, as far as I can tell, the streamers who have played it have already moved on to other parts of the map and don't even notice this Boss anymore. (I wanted to see how Dandy fights him, but he hadn't reached this point yet; he just rushed off somewhere and then decided to start over. He wasted a lot of time and didn't find anything.) The map is, of course, a masterpiece created by a master of the craft. There are no rigid constraints in the battles; you can figure out everything and progress logically (at least for now). While comparing notes with Dandy, I noticed that we approached some battles differently. For example, in the battle with the black dragons (168 of them) and the telepaths, which you need to surround yourself with, my initial setup is slightly different, which made it much easier. I didn't have to move the archers back and forth because, with my setup, the telepaths immediately block the right side for the dragon. Also, the battle with the rusty dragons has a completely different terrain for me; in Dandy's walkthrough, it's very easy; it's immediately clear where to place the Titans so that only one dragon attacks. Yesterday, I spent about an hour and a half moving the Titan around the swamps, and as a result, I realized that I needed to change my tactics. I took six Djinns with me, and if you position them correctly, three of them survive for one turn (the other dragons don't attack due to an unfavorable position), and on the second turn, you can save one. In general, I was only able to solve this battle with fully upgraded Djinns (mainly using Counterstrike and Shield), but I still had to run the Titan around the map like crazy (I found three key points where the dragons can attack each other, but they don't care; they fly and still attack even through their own). When I managed to lose only one Titan in the battle, I decided that it was good enough, and when I found a way to avoid any losses, I was as happy as a child.