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I stumbled upon this thread by chance.
Out of all the single-player maps I've played in Heroes 3 (and there were many), Vengeance is Mine (http://heroesportal.net/maps.php?search=vengeance+is+mine) and Unleashing the Bloodthirsty (http://heroesportal.net/maps.php?search=bloodthirsty) were probably the most challenging and, at the same time, the most interesting to play through. Compared to other well-known and excellent maps (like Empire of the World II, Sander's Folly, etc.), in these maps, in the second half of the game, you have to put in just as much effort as you did at the beginning, almost in every battle.
If we're talking about maps from the Warlords of the West expansion, then Thunk (http://heroesportal.net/maps.php?search=thunk) is definitely the most unconventional and challenging map I've ever encountered. I recommend it to those who want to challenge their minds and have fun!:)
Out of all the single-player maps I've played in Heroes 3 (and there were many), Vengeance is Mine (http://heroesportal.net/maps.php?search=vengeance+is+mine) and Unleashing the Bloodthirsty (http://heroesportal.net/maps.php?search=bloodthirsty) were probably the most challenging and, at the same time, the most interesting to play through. Compared to other well-known and excellent maps (like Empire of the World II, Sander's Folly, etc.), in these maps, in the second half of the game, you have to put in just as much effort as you did at the beginning, almost in every battle.
If we're talking about maps from the Warlords of the West expansion, then Thunk (http://heroesportal.net/maps.php?search=thunk) is definitely the most unconventional and challenging map I've ever encountered. I recommend it to those who want to challenge their minds and have fun!:)