Posts from "In honor of our fathers" - "One Khan, One Clan" [Campaign 3, Mission 2]

You need to go around the last Castle and summon the ship from there using a spell (from the amulet). If you want more details, check pages 1-2 of the "Tribes of the East" add-on walkthrough topic. There are even screenshots posted there (message #33). Everything is explained very clearly and in detail!

I built the boat, and everything is fine with that, but I keep getting killed by the purple player. His army is much larger, and he won't let me get to the castle. What should I do?

Have you tried gathering an army? Or are you going for a record? Then good luck!

near the yellow Castle on the island, there is a passage to the water... that's where you can summon the boat.

Yesterday, I completed this mission... I played it for about 9 months (in-game time) and about 6 hours in real life... Oh, it was tedious... Right at the beginning, when I had just taken my first town, the turquoise player showed up. I defeated him in an auto-battle while staying in the town. But when I broke through the garrison and took a second town, he came back again... at the worst possible moment, when I was weakened by the garrison! And I had just started buying Cyclops, while he already had 18 of them.
I abandoned everything, and after several attempts, I finally managed to get on a boat and escape. He followed me, capturing one of my two towns along the way.
We sailed and sailed, he followed me, I fled from him, and then, on the arena, a purple clown appeared with 2 heroes on ships and a 3rd stationary hero in front of the green player's town. The first 2 landed on my shore and just stood there, not moving.
I was no match for either of the purple heroes, just like I wasn't against the turquoise player. I just skipped my turns. Fortunately, the turquoise player stopped chasing me and sailed to the shore where the 2 purple heroes had landed.
Meanwhile, with my second hero (the leader of the black clan), I retook the town that the turquoise player had captured from me earlier. The purple players watched all this and didn't even flinch.
The turquoise player landed and killed the weaker purple hero.
The stronger purple hero killed the turquoise player. After killing him, he just stood there, doing nothing.
After gathering an army from 2 towns, I killed the purple hero on my shore, sailed over, and killed the purple hero on the green player's shore. I took the green town, sailed to the right towards the mentor, re-skilled my hero with the ultimate skills in mind, and then headed towards the remaining town of the turquoise player.
How was it for you? Tell me (if you played on the "Hero" difficulty). I'm curious because my brother says that the turquoise player only came to him once with a weak army, and that the mission is easy and can be completed quickly. He also told me something about dead unicorns and minotaurs lying on the native shore, saying that this is why the purple player couldn't pass, but I didn't see any cutscenes or events with dead unicorns and minotaurs during the game. Maybe I didn't play correctly or didn't kill the enemies in the right order? :)

I tried for a long time and unsuccessfully to complete this mission on "Veteran" difficulty. Turquoise always crushed Kujin like a cockroach. When I tried on "Hero" difficulty, it went smoothly. For Kujin, I immediately chose higher education + secret revelation and quickly leveled her up to level 20. (On the sixth week, she was level 18, attack - 22, defense - 10, mana - 120). I defeated the brown one in auto-battle with almost no losses, and this time, turquoise didn't even try to attack. I dealt with the purple one by calling in reinforcements from the nearest town. Conclusion - everything depends on the right character build:smile13:.

I tried for a long time and unsuccessfully to complete this mission on "Veteran" difficulty. The turquoise hero always crushed Kujin like a cockroach. When I tried on "Hero" difficulty, it went smoothly. For Kujin, I immediately chose higher education + secret revelation and quickly leveled her up to level 20.
(On the sixth week, she was level 18, attack - 22, defense - 10, mana - 120). I defeated the brown hero in auto-battle with almost no losses, and this time, the turquoise hero didn't even show up. I dealt with the purple hero by calling in reinforcements from the nearest town. Conclusion - the right leveling is key.:smile13:

So, as I understand it, it took you about 2-3 months to complete this mission? Respect. But probably, the duration and difficulty of completing the mission depend here not so much on the correct leveling, but on the behavior of this unpredictable turquoise hero... whether he shows up or not.
And what about the dead unicorns? :D Didn't you have any videos?

A dead unicorn does add to the coastal landscape, but I don't think this detail plays any significant role.
Biryuza, in my opinion, assesses the player's strength and doesn't take unnecessary risks if there's no chance of winning.

A dead unicorn does add to the coastal landscape, but I don't think this detail plays any significant role.
Biryuza, in my opinion, assesses the player's strength and doesn't take unnecessary risks if there's no chance of winning.

Perhaps that's the case... there's a possibility that he's looking at the strongest monster in your army, and I wasn't particularly impressive in terms of having "strong" units" :D at the time Biryuza arrived.

And how was it for you? Tell us (if you played specifically on the "Hero" difficulty).

At first, I failed the mission about 5 times – the computer defeated me because of my small army. Then I noticed that the first Castle built itself and didn't attack, so I skipped a week and only then took that Castle for myself. After that, I tried not to lose anyone, so I didn't attack the elves with the sectant and the priests at the mine. As a result, I had an army slightly larger than the second computer's, and it holed up in its Castle. In the end, I simply approached the Castle, watched the cutscene, and all the computer's troops disappeared from the Castle. Five turns after that, the third computer came to me with a very large army and besieged my second Castle. The battle was difficult, but I still managed to win thanks to the Cyclops. Then I sailed by boat to the island; at this time, the elves appeared, but they didn't pay attention to me. I killed the elf guard on the island without any problems; again, the Cyclops decided the outcome. And the pirates landed on the island and just stood there (a bug?). I take control of the Castle on the island and clear out the creeps. At this time, the elves come back to life – they get on ships and sail towards me. After sailing over, the light elf besieges my Castle and gets a beating. The dark elf, however, captured the mine and sailed back. I buy troops from the island Castle and sail to the third Castle, while the elf manages to capture both of my first Castles. I had to return and recapture them. After that, having gathered reinforcements from all the Castles, I easily passed the final battle.

At first, I failed about 5 times...

Yes, as I see, everyone has a different experience... and the turquoise units decide to visit different players at different times. One thing remains constant - the computer-controlled units, after landing on the shore, stand there like statues. If it weren't for that, I doubt I would have completed this mission without restarting...
Thank you for the description.

My turquoise hero ran past Kujin as soon as she passed through the garrison. I had to chase after him. The losses were huge. Before that, I cleared everything up to the garrison. It took quite a while. So, the army was quite large. Then I returned to the second castle, and my second hero joined me without a fight. I cleared everything behind the garrison. I'm going to learn the "Summon Ship" spell and set sail.

The money from two castles and a gold mine isn't enough to buy back troops, even from just one castle. I have to sell resources. Luckily, there are many mines.

My Turquoise hero ran past Kujin just as she passed through the garrison. I had to chase after him. The losses were huge. Before that, I cleared everything up to the garrison. It took quite a while. So, the army was quite large. Then I returned to the second castle, and my second hero joined me without a fight. I cleared everything behind the garrison. I'm going to learn the "Summon Ship" spell and set sail.

I don't have enough money from the two castles and the gold mine to buy back troops even from one castle. I have to sell resources. Luckily, there are many mines.

Fair winds... And how many Cyclops did Turquoise have with him?

Fair winds... And how many Cyclops did Turquoise bring?

Around 10-15. I didn't pay attention to whether they were upgraded or not. I had Bloodeyes. Only 1 survived. Kujin was level 14 or 15.

Around 10-15. I didn't pay attention to whether they were upgraded or not. I had blood-eyed ones. Only 1 survived. Kujin was level 14 or 15.

I see... So, it's possible to complete the mission not only by using the "chase" tactic...