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Well, I don't know why some people found the map to be good. Let's start with why the author disfigured Ossir's name and gave him 3 Dance spells at the start? (apparently, that's the humor). Second: I was a bit surprised when, on the third day, Deleb appeared out of nowhere (there was a garrison with guards between the demon lands - screenshot), and after I destroyed her, I realized that this game can be played with two players, and I cleared all 4 castles with the remaining units in non-stop mode. What was my surprise when, after conquering the last castle, I received a loss and a game over. The win condition is to kill everyone! There are no secondary quests on the map. In terms of visuals, it's just a map made by a beginner mapmaker - nothing outstanding, but not complete garbage either. Although there were some unclear dead ends that the allied hero had to run around to get to his castle. In short, I don't know. As a map, it's only good for fighting neutrals, but I wouldn't call it a scenario. The author had a path, but no goal.