The first stage of the tournament "named after Van Kanigem"

A good test would be to check if the description matches the walkthrough of all battles. And I wanted to say that the more restrictions there are, the harder the test becomes. Basically, what is currently prohibited is unlikely to be a bug, especially in Heroes 1. It all comes down to money. If, let's say, we assume that there is a lot of money, then even with this restriction, you can clear the entire area around the Fortresses. Heroes are sold with troops, and you can buy as many as you want. The fact that they are not "pumped up" is compensated by the fact that you can transfer troops from each of them to the Fortress and then simply dismiss the heroes. Another hero appears in their place. If you let them roam around, they need to run away. You can buy back the ones who ran away. They cannot roam around. We dismiss him, and he will no longer roam around. Another one will appear in his place. Since we assumed that there is a lot of money, this cycle can go around again, but the player already forgets who he dismissed and that you cannot buy him. The person checking will get tired of checking even more. That's what I think Zingel wanted to say. That is, the situation described above is quite legitimate and differs from the ban only in that you need even more money than if you could buy and use the same hero. Okay, according to the rules, we will take this ban into account. In fact, this ban simply prevents the quick transfer of a specific hero to the desired location. Or rather, it is allowed, but with a delay of one turn, which simply complicates the check of the saves. That is, it is necessary to check at least the first three places in all the saves of the walkthrough to determine whether this ban is being followed, at least by the leaders of the tournament.