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13. The Tyrant's Demise
As they approached the enemy, the allies decided to split up. Krash headed north, the princess went south, and Tallin continued westward. They simultaneously reached the main Rakshasa fortress, surrounding it. He was surprised when he saw us. He began to talk about reinforcements arriving from the west, but instead of Orcs, Hamel arrived with Dwarves. And so, the four of us engaged in battle, the final battle. For friendship! For Knalga! For the Dwarf Gates! For peace! For the north! For Hidel! The ring around the Orcs began to close in...
I'm sure that none of those present had ever seen so many Orcs or a castle of such size before. It was a bloodbath in which the allies triumphed, and the Orcs were destroyed amidst general rejoicing. After the victory, everyone gathered in the captured castle and began to discuss further plans. The heroes understood that the Orcs would continue to cause trouble in the future, and they needed to think about this now. Father Morwin suggested creating an alliance of guardians, which would include representatives of all races and would maintain peace in the northern lands. Everyone agreed with this proposal. Then, Hamel suggested Tallin as the first leader of the guardians, and his candidacy was, of course, supported. Tallin agreed to accept this position but asked the others for help and to join him in this endeavor. Father Morwin and his wife, Terra, readily agreed. Starlag (the Dwarf who fought with the Liches) also accepted the offer, and the Archmage Kamerin did not refuse. Elenia (the Druid), however, preferred to return home to the Elves, whom she had not seen for so long. Krash also declined, saying that he would be better off returning to his people. Abhai decided to return to the Undead, as the Undead are better off among the Undead. Morwin promised to help him find peace, if possible, and to relieve him of this heavy burden. The Lich brothers also returned to their land to find peace. It was the princess's turn... Tallin approached her, knelt down, and proposed. Princess Erissa agreed. The celebration lasted for five days, and then Morwin married Tallin and Erissa, after which they returned to the Dwarf Gates. A few years later, they had a son, and they lived happily and peacefully.
The End.
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The beginning. There are still few Orcs here because only the first batch was hired, and there were several...
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Dwarves
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Drakes
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Elves
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Humans
Screenshot #6
The Dwarves broke through first. But this is easily explained because on the first turn, I (the Humans) already had heroes, and I moved them forward, while the others only hired units and spent one turn just standing around. Therefore, all the Orcish horde rushed towards the Humans (three tribes and a couple from the other two). The others had it easier, although not quite for the Drakes, because they have low damage and poor accuracy. The Elves had the longest way to go to the fortress, and the Orcs were defending strongly in the south. On the side of the Dwarves, there were probably the fewest Orcs, and the distance from the Dwarf camp to the Orcish castle is very short, so they broke through first.
Screenshot #7
Capture and slaughter. Everyone arrived here, except for the Humans. They fought the Orcs and Trolls until the end. I played three sides in this map, except for the Dwarves. The computer played for them.
The campaign is interesting, maybe one of the best, and definitely the most epic. There were no such large-scale battles in previous campaigns, although I don't particularly like them because they are a bit long and tedious. Fortunately, there were only three of them. The other maps are quite interesting. And the presence of so many heroes was also pleasing, and the dialogues were good.
PS It's strange that there are 13 scenarios, because the campaign says there are 14. I can only assume that there might have been an alternative walkthrough on the map with the princess rescue, in which you don't save the princess (there are two ways to win), and maybe then an additional map appears.
As they approached the enemy, the allies decided to split up. Krash headed north, the princess went south, and Tallin continued westward. They simultaneously reached the main Rakshasa fortress, surrounding it. He was surprised when he saw us. He began to talk about reinforcements arriving from the west, but instead of Orcs, Hamel arrived with Dwarves. And so, the four of us engaged in battle, the final battle. For friendship! For Knalga! For the Dwarf Gates! For peace! For the north! For Hidel! The ring around the Orcs began to close in...
I'm sure that none of those present had ever seen so many Orcs or a castle of such size before. It was a bloodbath in which the allies triumphed, and the Orcs were destroyed amidst general rejoicing. After the victory, everyone gathered in the captured castle and began to discuss further plans. The heroes understood that the Orcs would continue to cause trouble in the future, and they needed to think about this now. Father Morwin suggested creating an alliance of guardians, which would include representatives of all races and would maintain peace in the northern lands. Everyone agreed with this proposal. Then, Hamel suggested Tallin as the first leader of the guardians, and his candidacy was, of course, supported. Tallin agreed to accept this position but asked the others for help and to join him in this endeavor. Father Morwin and his wife, Terra, readily agreed. Starlag (the Dwarf who fought with the Liches) also accepted the offer, and the Archmage Kamerin did not refuse. Elenia (the Druid), however, preferred to return home to the Elves, whom she had not seen for so long. Krash also declined, saying that he would be better off returning to his people. Abhai decided to return to the Undead, as the Undead are better off among the Undead. Morwin promised to help him find peace, if possible, and to relieve him of this heavy burden. The Lich brothers also returned to their land to find peace. It was the princess's turn... Tallin approached her, knelt down, and proposed. Princess Erissa agreed. The celebration lasted for five days, and then Morwin married Tallin and Erissa, after which they returned to the Dwarf Gates. A few years later, they had a son, and they lived happily and peacefully.
The End.
Screenshot #1
The beginning. There are still few Orcs here because only the first batch was hired, and there were several...
Screenshot #2
Dwarves
Screenshot #3
Drakes
Screenshot #4
Elves
Screenshot #5
Humans
Screenshot #6
The Dwarves broke through first. But this is easily explained because on the first turn, I (the Humans) already had heroes, and I moved them forward, while the others only hired units and spent one turn just standing around. Therefore, all the Orcish horde rushed towards the Humans (three tribes and a couple from the other two). The others had it easier, although not quite for the Drakes, because they have low damage and poor accuracy. The Elves had the longest way to go to the fortress, and the Orcs were defending strongly in the south. On the side of the Dwarves, there were probably the fewest Orcs, and the distance from the Dwarf camp to the Orcish castle is very short, so they broke through first.
Screenshot #7
Capture and slaughter. Everyone arrived here, except for the Humans. They fought the Orcs and Trolls until the end. I played three sides in this map, except for the Dwarves. The computer played for them.
The campaign is interesting, maybe one of the best, and definitely the most epic. There were no such large-scale battles in previous campaigns, although I don't particularly like them because they are a bit long and tedious. Fortunately, there were only three of them. The other maps are quite interesting. And the presence of so many heroes was also pleasing, and the dialogues were good.
PS It's strange that there are 13 scenarios, because the campaign says there are 14. I can only assume that there might have been an alternative walkthrough on the map with the princess rescue, in which you don't save the princess (there are two ways to win), and maybe then an additional map appears.
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