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Walkthrough for the "Tribes of the East" expansion.
Playing scenarios isn't very interesting. They are too short and don't have the same narrative depth as campaigns, where you develop a hero from one mission to the next. As for Dark Messiah, the claim that it is the end of the Heroes series sounds far-fetched. The games have different structures; after all, Heroes is more of a strategy game, while Dark Messiah is a pure action game. You could say that any game featuring demons is a continuation or prelude to Heroes, but that's not the case.
The "Might and Magic" and "Heroes of Might and Magic" series have been inextricably linked since their inception. And "Might and Magic" has always been either a kind of continuation or the conclusion of the "Heroes" series. If you haven't played "Might and Magic 8, 9," you should. The events there take place right after "Armageddon's Blade." However, "Might and Magic 9" is such a mess that I still can't figure out which part of Heroes it relates to, whether it's 3 or 4.