ZveroBoy
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Regarding the game crashing, I don't know what to say. If it crashes for others as well, I don't know what to do. I can try uploading the save files again, maybe the forum is glitching, but then they probably wouldn't have been extracted from the archive. Anyway, I don't know.
I did bypass the evil guy with dragons near the portal by using the hero's tomb.
The trick is that you can pick up the tomb with a unit by using the spacebar, and then the enemy won't attack the unit. This unit also seems to block the monsters from reaching you, making it possible to slip through to the portal.
As for the small groups of dragons guarding the keymasters' tents, I had to defeat them with minotaurs, using their ability to block any non-magical attack without taking damage. It's tedious, but when there's no other option, it's quite possible.
Regarding the days. The heroes in the results only show the fully spent days, meaning that, for example, my hero table showed 4 days, even though I finished the game on the fifth day, but the fifth day wasn't actually finished yet, so they wrote 4 days. The "Ray" counts the current game day as a full day, which is why it shows 5 instead of 4, and in your case, 60 instead of 59. Ultimately, this isn't particularly important; the main thing is that there are consistent rules for counting days for everyone.
I did bypass the evil guy with dragons near the portal by using the hero's tomb.
The trick is that you can pick up the tomb with a unit by using the spacebar, and then the enemy won't attack the unit. This unit also seems to block the monsters from reaching you, making it possible to slip through to the portal.
As for the small groups of dragons guarding the keymasters' tents, I had to defeat them with minotaurs, using their ability to block any non-magical attack without taking damage. It's tedious, but when there's no other option, it's quite possible.
Regarding the days. The heroes in the results only show the fully spent days, meaning that, for example, my hero table showed 4 days, even though I finished the game on the fifth day, but the fifth day wasn't actually finished yet, so they wrote 4 days. The "Ray" counts the current game day as a full day, which is why it shows 5 instead of 4, and in your case, 60 instead of 59. Ultimately, this isn't particularly important; the main thing is that there are consistent rules for counting days for everyone.