Okay, so, I finished the map.
Well, it has a great landscape, an interesting plot, good cutscenes, scripts, everything is in its place.
At first, I wanted to play a quick game, as usual, and I did pretty well: in a month, I cleared almost the entire upper level of the map of monsters without any problems; but then the problems started.
They were mainly caused by the fact that I didn't level up Varens (or whatever his name is) very well. Attack, Defense, with an emphasis on mass spells - I knew I wouldn't be able to find a Haven city and get normal spells. And if everything was easy on the surface, then it became very difficult below. Dwellings couldn't compensate for the losses caused by the constantly attacking dwarves; well, they could later, but there was also that damned outpost with a bunch of monsters.
In short, it turned out to be a very hardcore map, to be honest. No, it's interesting and great, but it's too difficult.
In general, of all the battles underground, only the one with the last knight was relatively easy - well, even so, he was quite powerful, but I was better.
Suggestions:
Dwarves attack less often.
Dwarves attack after capturing the first city.
Dwarven heroes are slightly lower level.
The dwarven outpost is weaker - because by that time, the guards of the teleport have gathered several thousand vampires - this is not good.
The guards of the second dwarven castle are weaker.
The guards of the teleport are slightly weaker.
The dwarven guardian is much weaker - reduce characteristics, remove permanent bad luck.
Remove the dwarves' attacks after capturing the second dwarven city.
Weaken the monsters in the Dungeon overall.
Why are there so many monsters in the Dungeon guarding the tree?
Shortcomings:
The first prophet, who breaks the barrier at the dwarven outpost, didn't say anything to me at all. Maybe he took some resources, but there were no messages at all. I don't even know...
Block the portal with the Guardian after visiting it.
Overall, I really liked the map, thank you for the work, I wish you creative success and I look forward to the sequel!)))