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Dyrman
There is no scenario on the map as such. The map is not scenario-based. The manual recommends reading the signposts. The signpost near Andragor says: Fully trust all of Andragor's actions + the rumors in the taverns are the same, meaning that whatever Andragor does to your hero, it will be for the best.
1) I meant something like this: "Do you want to escape from the Dungeon or are you ready to wait for further actions from your commander, Andragor?"
P.S.: I read the signposts, and I left more than a few bucks in the tavern.
2) The meaning is completely lost if you answer YES - to escape. There should be no freezes, although at least you need to give some army, like 100k bone dragons.
Dyrman
The Pyramid of Cheops should not function without a quest, because you refused it ;) (it's like you handed in the keys to it when you didn't want to visit).
Sorry, I didn't express my thought correctly with my only brain cell. "IF YOU REFUSE THE PYRAMID QUEST, THEN THE QUEST HOUSE STARTS NOT FUNCTIONING."
Dyrman
Since the map has no scenario, and it is recommended to read the signposts, they provide all the hints. (Our predecessor was good, who left them for us) The map was designed so that the player analyzes the information himself, and then only draws conclusions. And not that the conclusion was already ready, which we just have to fulfill.
I agree with the ANALYSIS; that's what I liked about the map, a little (more or less modestly-vulgarly, poorly). A little more information on the signposts wouldn't hurt.
+ I don't see any solutions other than staying in the Dungeon (for the Necropolis). And I want to ANALYZE.
Dyrman
Soon (in a month or two) a map will be released, which will be very difficult to complete without a head on your shoulders.
We will definitely strengthen the muscles of the head :-))) (if without tears, it really cramps after a week of sitting :-))) only massage helps).
If I don't have a lot of work, I will definitely dedicate some of my time (working time) to your map. Thanks for your attention.