Yegoriy
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A very well-made scenario; I completed it in 129 days playing as the Thunderlord. At the beginning, I was lucky enough to quickly upgrade Skilled Summoning and Fire Warriors, which allowed me to advance without any problems, and buying the Phoenix spell made it even better. I would like to note some of the moments that I liked the most: the variability in completing some quests, the elven festival with different challenges, where you need to try to outrun your opponents, and I was also pleasantly surprised by the night landscapes during the siege of castles closer to the end, and the presence of a cutscene for the bad ending, in case of defeat in the battle with the Curse. I didn't quite appreciate the ability to create artifacts; maybe it's because only "weak" artifacts were created 
. I would like to know if the author drew such nice portraits of the heroes himself, or not; the appearance of Morgan seemed familiar. I tried to complete the final using the established tactic that I used to complete the scenario, namely mummies + summoning, but it didn't work. I tried to complete it with the Death Knights, thinking that I would now "halve" the stacks, but that didn't give any results either. Thank you, Khottabych, for sharing the tactic through Light and Phoenixes, thanks to which I was able to complete the battle on the first try.
. I would like to know if the author drew such nice portraits of the heroes himself, or not; the appearance of Morgan seemed familiar. I tried to complete the final using the established tactic that I used to complete the scenario, namely mummies + summoning, but it didn't work. I tried to complete it with the Death Knights, thinking that I would now "halve" the stacks, but that didn't give any results either. Thank you, Khottabych, for sharing the tactic through Light and Phoenixes, thanks to which I was able to complete the battle on the first try.