I challenge you!

This way, you can set a restriction on heroes appearing after their death/escape in the tavern.

But you need to set the restriction on appearance only after death, while allowing escape. Although, considering the obelisks, maybe it can be allowed. The main thing is that not all 8/10 of them die – that's also a problem.

There's no need to translate them; I haven't figured out how to do the technical part yet, but I meant a standard attack against the garrison. And summoning, say, the main hero (you can select them in different ways, for example, by the highest level), and at the end of the battle, the hero doesn't die; he remains standing with his army where he was at the end of the turn, as if he was just summoned to repel the garrison, and now he continues with his business.

No, that's not quite what's needed.

P.S. I think you can do something similar by reserving heroes... reserve all the standard heroes and summon the hero who turned out to be the main one on the global map... although the name might coincide... then I think you need to make copies of all the standard heroes with different names in the script (it's a hassle, of course, but interesting :smile01:)

I don't know, that's a lot of complications and unnecessary upgrades. I've already used "neutral" heroes on one of my maps. And you'll have to read the army from the outpost, transfer it to the combat script, disable the outpost, enable it, clear it, make it active/inactive, reserve at least 100 newly created heroes (so they don't appear in the tavern and don't take heroes for hiring) (although: you can make the companion bot buy a hero and steal him for the outpost) - and all this still requires the correct sleep commands, which means more load and slowdown. In principle, I've outlined the algorithm; maybe I'll play around with it myself ;) Good luck with reserving the "Indians" :)