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Thank you very much for the map; I thoroughly enjoyed playing it.
I was particularly impressed by Lorenzo, who appeared with a huge army and a "High" threat level when I had already captured all the human castles. I had to run around the entire map, gathering troops from all the castles until the threat level dropped to "Medium." The second surprise awaited me when I killed the first unit of his human army. But it was quite interesting, and I had to replay it several times to defeat him.
Also, I didn't notice the two-way portal near the castle, which led to the Crystal Mine, and for most of the game, I was only saved by the Horn of Plenty and the "Spoils" skill.
At the beginning of the game, every peasant counts, and you have to choose what is more important: the army or resources. It was quite challenging, but this difficulty added its own unique touch and made the game more interesting.
P.S. I played almost the entire map without the Crystal Mine (because, due to my own foolishness, I didn't notice it), and this added its own unique touch. I had to constantly sacrifice something (I decided to sacrifice the Angels), and the game was much more interesting. I suggest removing this mine altogether.
P.S.S. What is the purpose of the Shielded Hall in the Dungeon? I spent a long time trying to figure it out, but I still couldn't understand why it's there.