I've finished writing my post about playing on the Teleports map as the yellow player and also edited it to make it easier to read – if anyone is interested, give it a look... I wanted to write a strategy for playing as the green player on Teleports, but I've already spent several hours finishing the post for the yellow player, and it's two in the morning, I'm tired... :smile39: I will definitely write it in the future (I can tell those who will be playing Teleports as the green player in the coming days that you need to buy more heroes than when playing as the yellow player. By day 6 of the first week, you must clear the path from your starting point to the computer castles, and on day 5, you must stand with your main hero, fully upgraded, in front of the path. At the same time, you must control all resources and money and capture the village near the path by day 6. If you have a lot of money, ore, and wood, build a Castle there (this is also necessary to place a Market there and increase the chances of trading for sulfur to build dragons). To achieve all this, you need to build chains of 7-8 heroes and fight in two directions at once with two armies (one direction upwards from your starting Castle, and another to the right and downwards)). It is also quite possible to build dragons early on as the green player, although the chances are still less than when playing as the yellow player). I also want to write similar guides for other maps in Heroes II that are often played online for each side (there aren't many balanced and playable maps for Multiplayer in Heroes II), but I don't know when I'll be able to do that, given my typing speed... (I've written the main principle of how to play, using chains of heroes to quickly capture money and resources and explore the map, and from there, you need to figure out for each map how many heroes to buy initially and which directions and goals should be prioritized). But I will be very happy if anyone else writes a turn-by-turn strategy for playing on any map (specifically, turn-by-turn, because descriptions like "in the first week, I captured resources, took a village, in the second week, I killed a computer castle, and in the third week, I defeated the opponent" can be read in regular reports on the Portal)