The Price of Love

I managed to complete it on Veteran difficulty, but not on the first try. At first, things didn't go well. I started over, and in a rather unsportsmanlike manner, I replayed the battle until I got the regeneration bonus. Then, I used one Jarl to maneuver and take advantage of the regeneration. My complaints are the lack of a road from the first Castle and, of course, the WELLS. The map is already not easy at the start (although I'm not very good at playing as the Dwarves), so why be stingy with the well? I was extremely lucky with Jessica; on the second attempt, I quickly took out the border Castle and initially didn't know whether to be happy or worried. The main hero looked so tempting with аж 4 Jarls – he was a very appealing target for that wench (she was probably wandering around nearby anyway). I chased after Colgar without any trained knight formations, and he had light and summoning magic, plus some defense. He defended himself, took the Castle, and then it was just a matter of having one hero emerge (fortunately, there were two of them) and pathetically wander around with a couple of angels – the computer doesn't develop, it doesn't accumulate strength. And the second hero calmly finished things off with the Necromancer. I didn't take the second Castle right away with Vitya – that would be too much for 4 Jarls (even if they had changed their allegiance). I completed it, and thankfully, everything about the endings is described in detail. I beat the Passion's Sacrifice with 50 Jarls (well, to be more precise, they didn't even touch him – he was just too vengeful), and I kept Marchel's skull – that's something I needed for myself. I didn't understand what was meant about the Necromancer in the basement – I didn't encounter him. It's very useful to defeat Zoltan – he has extremely attractive "Necromancer loot." Everything works perfectly; I didn't even realize that you could get so involved with a Castle in Heroes (it's atmospheric), and after the redesign, this is the first time I've seen that some buildings have been implemented. And the long-standing "Technical Support" for the map is something out of a fairy tale. Thank you.