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But what kind of "draw" can there be in "Heroes"? Theoretically, you could cast Armageddon in the final battle and destroy the troops of both opponents. But in any other situation, one player inevitably wins! So, a "draw" is a clear sign that the players have agreed, and in my opinion, this is completely unsportsmanlike. But you, of course, know better – if there are rules and if they suit everyone...
Here's an example: one player has full control, while the other has a large army and better stats, but no control points. They can run around endlessly.