Boris K
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Olga, did you happen to install patch 3.1?
I tried to level up Wolfsten. He cleared the entire dungeon. Then I deliberately left the city so that someone could capture it. Otherwise, in the open field, the enemies would instantly run away from the battlefield. And even then, only if I managed to catch them. They often disappeared altogether. Probably teleported to their city. Zehir didn't take a single gnome from him. Therefore, from the very beginning, he had a more or less decent army. Plus, caravans kept arriving, including from the surface. Zehir fought only with mage soldiers. He didn't summon Rakshasas. And even without them, he had enough troops.
I regretted not leveling up Kujin. The battle is long. So I immediately destroyed the cart. The enemy archers ran out of ammunition before the archers themselves did. See my post 127 on the same page, where I briefly described the hero's and units' actions.
If all else fails, reduce the difficulty.
I tried to level up Wolfsten. He cleared the entire dungeon. Then I deliberately left the city so that someone could capture it. Otherwise, in the open field, the enemies would instantly run away from the battlefield. And even then, only if I managed to catch them. They often disappeared altogether. Probably teleported to their city. Zehir didn't take a single gnome from him. Therefore, from the very beginning, he had a more or less decent army. Plus, caravans kept arriving, including from the surface. Zehir fought only with mage soldiers. He didn't summon Rakshasas. And even without them, he had enough troops.
I regretted not leveling up Kujin. The battle is long. So I immediately destroyed the cart. The enemy archers ran out of ammunition before the archers themselves did. See my post 127 on the same page, where I briefly described the hero's and units' actions.
If all else fails, reduce the difficulty.