Mituai
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Very interesting mission! My strategy was as follows: At the beginning, I calmly captured the neutral Castle, carefully eliminating everything in my path without any losses (I followed the Path of Blood, so I didn't add the quest units). Then, I headed west and waited for the purple hero to appear, who cleared out the neutrals guarding the passage. I moved the reserve hero to the starting Castle, and offered the enemy to attack the "neutral" Castle - but he didn't. I fought in the field, making sure he didn't run away. Then, I calmly captured his Castle, after which an orange hero appeared from the east - I repelled his attack at the "neutral" Castle, then returned west and captured a fort slightly north of the Castle. After that, I again repelled the orange hero's attack at the "neutral" Castle, followed him, and mercilessly finished off both his Castles, slightly north of it. After that, while repelling the purple hero's attacks through the monolith in the west, I headed north and destroyed the remaining purple Castle. Then, the brown hero with his "deadly army" came to visit. I met him at the "neutral" Castle - the army was indeed deadly. I used a trick - the brown hero attacked the Castle exactly on the 7th day, so I gave him the "neutral" Castle, moved to the western Castle, received reinforcements - and the brown hero didn't dare to attack me in the Castle anymore. Then, a cat-and-mouse game began for about 2 weeks - he tries to get to the starting Castle - I move there, he tries to get to the western Castle - I move there. In the end, I still caught him in the field and gave him a good beating. I went to the eastern quest gates, headed northeast, capturing everything I could, until I saw Togrul with his "deadly army". I attacked - and he gave me a beating. In the end, I used the tactic called "who can wait longer". After a month, I gathered an army that crushed Togrul's forces (by that time, he was already marked as "serious threat") almost completely - he just really "loves" Cerberi and kills them first. The moment came to play as the boss - and that's when I made 2 major mistakes for the first time: I used "Blood Fury" on the Destroyers, and I didn't move (I fought from the same spot). As a result, the hounds tore me to pieces. The second time, I won easily and without any stress. Here's how: At the beginning, cast "Blood Fury" on the dogs, cast "Sign of Fire" again on the dogs and on the Destroyers (all the others will die anyway); at the first opportunity, get close to the archers (you'll save 7-8 thousand hit points - the Lilims have very frequent critical hits when shooting); actively use the terrain and the fact that the Destroyers and hounds are 2x2 squares in size - as a result, they will often "get in each other's way" and only one unit will attack you (it is very desirable that it be the Destroyers). In this way, using the terrain, I simply jumped over the Destroyers, not letting the hounds get close to me, until there were only 400 of them left. By that time, everyone else had already died, and finishing them off was just a piece of cake. Something like that