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I almost have a review ready for the map "The Fall of Atlantis", which I finished to the end
I started with Tower (considering it the most successful and convenient option for a start), then with Josephine I attacked a hero holding something, bought myself off, and with a Titan cleared the respawn quite briskly. Then with Cira (Lady Enigma with all elements and archery) I went on the offensive, took out the Castle, got Town Portal there from the Seer's Hut, and from there I freed a hero with 120 creatures of various 6th levels. Then I took out the Necromancers, BUT my green player with crazy stats and insane troops killed the brown player, gained full control, and then with Dimension Door, Fly, Water Walk, and Town Portal, with stats 2.5 times larger, troops several times larger, he would just start showing up. And at that point I got tired of running from his main hero (looks like Coronius), so I gave up on finishing this quite interesting map. So it will be interesting to read about the walkthrough.
And regarding "Dragon Lord" – I downloaded it, looked at it, started it, and closed it.
I can't even imagine what could be interesting, let alone difficult, about it. At the start we have 3 dragons, and what dragons at that, and then through portals, castles, and hidden caches, an army of dragons grows and swells – and of all kinds and types.
At the beginning, fights are played on auto-battle, since there's little interest there...
With a ton of mana and all sorts of spells, legions of guards start getting killed very early on, but what killed it for me wasn't even that, but rather that in the very first and only Dragon Utopia behind the Azure Dragons, I was given the Cloak of the Undead King!!! So, Mutare without necromancy, from thousands of creatures in stacks, hundreds of skeletons will be raised, and this is right at the start. But even without using the Cloak, I still saw no interest or any difficulty there; on the contrary, another map in the style of "grind mana and troops, then break everything without looking."