1 offline турнир "Katauri"

Well, luckily for me, I keep copies of my correspondence, so here you go:

Walkthrough:
First, I went to the village, took quests from the elder in Thorns, and cleared the garden. Then I rode to the Bandit for the plugens. After turning in the plugens, I went to the Royal Thorns and cleared the area around the lake. I returned to the village, captured a cow, went back to Thorns, and then back again. I completed the quest, took the quest for the miller, and went down to the mill. I headed to my brother Karl, stopping by the Count's place along the way, taking on a quest for frogs and griffins. I returned to Greenworth, rode to the coast, cleared everything along the way, and took on quests (for a bear - for +2 fury, but I didn't complete it). I bought a boat, went to the Ataman, took the ring, and on the way back, stopped at the island with the ghost ship, fought the pirates, and dug up a chest with a magic rune. I docked on the mainland, finished off the monsters on the coast, and rode to the king. I talked about the fishermen and completed Zerok's test. I returned to the fisherman, turned in the quest, and took on a new one. I cut off Beardless's ears, returned to the fisherman, and went to a nearby cave. I killed everyone (demonic laughter). I rode to the village, took on a quest for a werewolf. I fought the urge to wait until midnight because I had never seen a werewolf before. I killed everyone, including the werewolf boss. I wept over the corpse, vowing to avenge the scoundrel who caused me to destroy the endangered creature. I rode to the Verlon Forest, went to the academics, and fought in the Arena of Judgment (save Arena). I won and felt proud of my awesomeness. Then I headed towards the Castle, killing monsters along the way. I decided that taking the Castle wasn't worth it and that it was time to get down to business. I rode to the Morshan Swamps, took a raft to the frog, talked to it, and returned the same way. I rode to Arlania, talked to the Count, and went to the snake cave. Before reaching the cave, I killed monsters, and inside, I just ran through. After exiting the cave, I ran to the tavern and took on a quest. I went to the Dragon, killed mobs along the way, took the fang, turned in the quest, and went to the Count. I headed to the Dungeon. There was a tough battle with the necromancers (save Count's Dungeon). I rode home. At the School of Magic (near the capital), I passed the spirit test. I went to the swamps to the frog through the bog, killed mobs, and married the frog. I completed quests, took on quests for the alchemist and the Chronicle of the Lost City, smashed the flask, took on a quest for the zombie, and a quest for the frogs (but didn't complete it). I returned to the capital, bought troops, and went back to the swamps. I took on a quest for the zealous paladin and started clearing the cemetery and catacombs. One of the tough battles was almost the very first one (save Ghost). Along the way, I killed the quest zombie and gained enough experience to reach level 7. Curtain.

I didn't write down the upgrades, sorry... In general, yes, the main idea is that the strength of the blacksmith lies in his underpants, and the paladin's strength lies in the undead. I took experience for combat and experience for undead as skills. I'm at work now and don't remember exactly which one, or both, I upgraded to level 2. Yes, I earned the first level around the 30th minute. That's why I didn't go through the training at the academy; I figured it would be more effective to use that time on the map.

P.S. I'm not saying I didn't try. I just thought that since they measured the time in the last tournament and figured out how to complete it more efficiently, I wouldn't stand a chance with my not-so-brilliant playthrough.

P.P.S. I remembered where I got 11 intelligence from - from Norik, the zombie in the cemetery, and a good item dropped at the very end. +3 or +4 to intelligence. And my wife, Feanor, gives +3 to intelligence.