What's the point of writing a strategy if, for example, it doesn't specify army limits. For example, if there are 39 gnolls, the behavior of the neutrals will be different. And it clearly also depends on the hero's parameters. But it looks like a trick shot, but in reality, it's unreliable. For example, what to do if the vampires are waiting in the third round? GG?

I agree, it's a cool strategy. I didn't come up with it; at first, it seemed brilliant, and I posted it, but only later it became clear that it's not reliable, but I was too lazy to change it.

I tried it on the Crypt map and realized that in 90% of cases, there simply can't be that many gnolls on the poor templates.

The number of gnolls doesn't depend on how rich the template is. 42 is the average number of them at the start (2 stacks from the native heroes and a few more in the castle). Of course, if you give 7 gnolls to the peasants, then 35 will remain. But I almost always build snakes on the first day to speed things up, even if the lizards aren't built.

Maybe you can come up with something for the Crypt map?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJ_WPP-js0s

Here's an older, more reliable strategy. But I only tested it for Tazar; I can't vouch for other heroes.

In general, isn't it that hard to try it out yourself? When I created this topic, I was hoping for a collective discussion and improvement of tactics, but, unfortunately, no one has expressed any smart ideas about this. Only "do this," "do that," "and I have this whim"... As if I'm a professional inventor of tactics for the Crypt. I created these tactics for myself; I just decided to share them with others. And I'm quite satisfied with what I've done. In short, I don't want to grind these Crypts anymore; if you're interested in something more, do it yourself and post it; you'll get my respect ;)