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An excellent campaign that can easily compete with the original ones in terms of interest, and in some moments, it is even more interesting. I really liked the design of the spirit world. As for criticisms, I would mention the unevenness in the second mission – I would release the demon only after capturing two Orcish castles, or after a much longer period (otherwise, it turns out that either the demon crushes us because we have few forces after the Orcish attacks, or the demon has already crushed half of the active Orcish forces, which makes both the Orc and the demon very easy to defeat) and the embodiment of Elrath, which seemed weaker than the archangel before the statue used to summon this very embodiment (perhaps they should have been combined somehow?). The Easter egg mission surprised and pleasantly delighted me. Also, in the last mission, I remember the Faceless one seemingly running after Sandro's ghost). I didn't touch that Faceless one, and he didn't touch me; he just ran along behind).