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I restarted the map several times. I'm playing as Necromancer. Regarding the design, I'll say this: it's an island map, so it's difficult to come up with any design flourishes. The Necromancer set is assembled quickly, and then it becomes easier. The lack of the ability to build a shipyard in the castle is perplexing. The overlapping music is annoying. The idea of "fixing" the wolves is so-so. There's an overabundance of various artifacts. I explored a quarter of the map from above, and I already have four Tomes of Chaos. It's easy and fun to play. The main thing is to develop logistics and raiding in a timely manner. I'll refrain from giving a final rating until I complete the map. But for now, my emotions are positive. In fact, during the first playthrough, I had some aversion (I don't like island maps), but by the second playthrough, I was hooked. Respect to the author; you could make a larger, non-island map with Dungeon.
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When you enter the mage zone, the music of wild Irish hobbits plays incessantly, which reminds me of the first season of "Purely English Murders" with Tom Barnaby