From the frying pan into the fire.

Thank you for the Walkthrough. The map won't change much now; it already works more or less as intended. Ultimately, many of my decisions aim to fit the narrative and my vision, which will become apparent in the subsequent missions of the Campaigns. I might consider removing the blindness scroll from the map (since it really is a bit too easy with it), increasing the garrison of the demon city and, by the way, I'll ban dragon armor; I kind of forgot about it x)

As for the voice acting, alas, you'll have to put up with it. I understand that it might grate on some people's ears, but it's simply easier to make videos with it, however paradoxical that may sound, and personally, it's much easier for me to perceive the videos even with such voice acting

Ok. If it's easier to make them that way, go ahead. That was just a request/suggestion. It's no trouble for me to mute the sound; I often do that since the TV is on in the background. I don't care about the blindness scroll at all; I caught it anyway in the Castle and the library, plus berserk and submission. You can't really build up much darkness on the map regardless (for now? later?), there are many neutrals from the Necropolis Factions. Regarding the armor, then you should also remove the necklace from the phoenixes or ban the dragon set if you're afraid of breaking the balance. You misunderstood me... I meant the garrisons of the human Castles on the surface; the demon city was completely unnecessary to me (except for the objective)—it's the end of the map, I just touched it and ran into the portal. The troops remaining after the battle with Laszlo would have been enough for another dozen battles with him and clearing the entire Dungeon (and that's without me stalling or hoarding troops). I only took losses from his hand :) and only because there was 1 resurrection from the Angels and no regeneration. Thanks again for the game and good luck continuing the story.