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Walkthrough for the "Tribes of the East" expansion.
I finished the game. It disappointed me more than it pleased me. The dark mission remains unresolved; we defeated Biara, but she isn't the main antagonist. The creation of a new Unicorn empire with Frida on the throne is a plot point for a sequel. They created new creatures for each race, so you need to play as them. Otherwise, they just show them off. It would have been logical to make the final part consist of at least 8 campaigns, so you could play as each race, level up your heroes yourself, and not receive them at the end with a set of useless skills and spells. Each player has their favorite spells; some like light magic, and others like dark magic. Overall, the final part is clearly weaker than the previous ones. The Orcs are great, but that's not enough. I would like to see the opinions of other players.
I completely agree. For example, I enjoyed playing as the Dwarves the most. But in this add-on, they are practically absent. Wolfsten is given to you already ready, and you don't get to play as him properly. And with Arantir, it's really vague; he stirred things up and disappeared. And I would like to play as the Orcs for longer. What's the point of creating new races if they are just like scenery for the knights and necromancers? It's like the queen is playing with her surroundings.