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SoY-3: Online Tournaments "Seasons of year" - "Seasons of the Year" - Spring Season 2008
The map might be a St. Petersburg modification, but it clearly doesn't adhere to the rules of this tournament. I think I explained everything above, but okay, I'll repeat it one more time: First, the current rules prohibit joining any monsters in any quantity. On this map, nomads are scattered everywhere, presumably to make it easier to walk through the sands. But why are they needed on this map if it contradicts the rules?! Can you refuse to join them? Yes, but it's easier to remove them altogether, because movement is already fast on the sand, and now you have to spend resources on this oversight (whether it's in the rules or in the map).
In principle, there is no strict connection to a hero in the fixes. If you want a mage, you level him up; if you want a fighter, you level him up.
You can't do that on this map. Right at the entrance to the Castle, there's a monk who teaches the Pathfinding skill. Without this skill, it's simply impossible to play on this map. The tournament takes place on 200% difficulty, so you can't even buy a second hero right away (even if you take gold as a bonus and the only chest you find contains the maximum amount, you can only get one). You can't just walk past the monk!!! So how can I, for example, take Aine for her bonus, and pick up a Pope in the tavern?!! Without Pathfinding, the Pope simply can't play on this map!!
In general, this is a St. Petersburg modification of Desert War.
As far as I remember, the St. Petersburg players play on 160% difficulty.
If you don't like the map, you can simply remove it.
I actually like the map, if the rules are slightly adjusted to suit it and the corresponding difficulty level. And since, according to the rules, you can only play on one map once (until you've played on all the maps), even if you don't like the map, you'll still have to play on it.