- A reference guide and manual in Russian for Heroes 3.

As for the standardized timings for capturing key objectives, I think that's nonsense – it all depends on the map. How can you talk about timings when the objective's location is unknown or doesn't even exist on the map?

Well, it helped me a lot – probably because I wasn't taking these objectives in time before, but now I have a guideline.

As for the templates, there are general tactical principles + the strength of the hero's army + the skill and experience of the player, but listing all possible combat templates for each type of objective... well, if you have nothing else to do...

I disagree – if a player constantly and continuously plays as all races, they might still remember all the necessary actions. Otherwise, it's difficult to simulate everything before a battle, especially under time pressure.
Turn order in battle.doc -
minor corrections:
"In the beginning" should be written separately.
"The rule of alternation takes precedence." - It's not specified over what. Maybe leave it as in the original?)
"In all sorts of repositories, the turn order of units is the same, but the top rule does not apply in the order of vertical numbering of slots, but according to the order given for these repositories."
- the illustration is not very clear; I couldn't understand it.
errors
"If a unit's morale drops after waiting, it loses the opportunity for an additional turn*." Is this even possible? As far as I know, no.
"Artillery and ballistics skills allow them to wait." - This is irrelevant.
"If a unit has its blindness/petrification removed / is resurrected (regardless of when it was blinded / petrified / killed), it gains the right to move as if it were the fastest, if it's a normal phase, or the slowest, if it's a waiting phase." -- meaning it will be the fastest (in the normal phase) or the slowest (in the wait phase).
That is, in its turn, and not with the highest priority.