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I just finished the mission (it took me 5 months, but only because I explored the map extensively), and along the way, I completed the campaign. I'm extremely disappointed; everything is too easy (I played on the highest difficulty level) compared to, say, the second mission. Although, I probably made it easier because I initially changed Nastya to a War unit in the settings. I leveled up in Blood. My army dealt a lot of damage, especially the archers, and specifically the Bone Guard; they were the kings and gods. Paired with my favorite Vampires (for those who haven't figured it out yet, I explored the ENTIRE map with only one stack of Greater Vampires and one stack of Bone Guard, constantly replenishing them from the castles). I maxed out all the skills that could shoot and attack. My main movement skills on the map were Storm Arrows (used almost constantly), Drain, Mass Drain, Forward, and Push. I also didn't like the final battle; it was boring and uninteresting. The Angel was weak; it couldn't even heal itself =/// Reinforcements only hindered the Angel because I used it to max out Necromancy with several castings, and then I used Mass Resurrect on my army, meaning all the boss's efforts went to waste.
I liked the overall plot. That's probably the biggest plus