Marmot, what were you doing there for so long? I finished this map, and nothing impressed me. I played without trying to optimize everything, didn't use the editor. I got lucky at the beginning and encountered a brown player (I also started with the Swamp faction). He died in the second month, and the Hives helped me form a powerful army, which I used to defeat everyone. Naturally, I continued playing with Necropolis troops (more cities and they were already built). Then, I took over the Rampart castles. By the way, I didn't attack any garrisons; it's not worth it when you can just go around them. It's a shame I didn't play with autosaves, so I'm telling this from memory. Then, with an Earth and Air expert, I used the "View" spell to figure out where to go and where the enemies were. I captured the castles, and then it was time for the Towers. There were a couple of moments when I had to retreat because I hadn't reinforced my troops for too long when I went to attack the castles. I returned to the Rampart's starting point to build up my army. There, I got incredibly lucky; an Armageddon spell appeared in the Mage Guild, and I got 8 Golden Dragons, which made the game a boring and monotonous slaughter. I thought it was intentionally designed that way and wondered why someone would create such a ridiculous situation. But as I saw after the game, it was just a coincidence. So, in the fourth month, only one blue player remained, and the whole challenge was finding him and catching up in the dungeons. Overall, the map is so-so; it looks good, but it's not very interesting. It's great that there are no city portals; this added some interesting elements. With them, it would just be uninteresting. By the way, I didn't build flying units/damage dealers in the Guilds; I was hoping for artifacts, but they never appeared.