Added 2 hours 1 minute ago
Completed, 57 days, Sinithar (Dungeon), the difficulty was, of course, Hero. I don't know how it is with other factions, but it was very easy with the Dark Elves. Although the Necromancer initially tried to rush me, he eventually changed his mind and went to fight the Demon (the Demon died in the first week). While the Mage and Necromancer (the Necromancer was the strongest) were fighting, I broke through the border guard and attacked the enemies from the rear. Their armies quickly became useless against me, I defeated the remaining heroes and captured the cities, broke through the obelisk, broke through the pyramid, where there were 88 Phantom Dragons and 60-something Archliches. Hydras and Chaos did the trick. Sinithar completed the final battle at level 17 and received some reward for it, but that's not so important. In general, yes, it's a typical Nival map; I think I understand why it was replaced. It's somewhat similar to the Naadir scenario. There's also a confined space, searching for an artifact, etc.
Overall, it's a nice map, but it's very confined, and for some reason, it's biased towards the Necromancer. Although he's in the center, and the Mage has the best starting conditions. But the swarm of water elementals that ate my secondary hero at the beginning of the game, discouraging me from sailing for a long time, is not cool. I didn't clear Utopia, nor the pyramids, except for the key one. That's why I didn't understand the gag with the cutscene with the strange floor. It seemed to pop up when I searched a skeleton on the island with the obelisk with my secondary hero. But I have a small suspicion that someone decided to link this map to their Sandro storyline
But those who restored it did a good job)
Added 8 minutes ago
And no, I went through all the pyramids and Utopia for fun: it didn't give me anything special, except for five dragonlings, which I didn't accept because I was using red ones.
