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Although I've noticed a trend that either the 3rd or 4th level in each campaign is more challenging...:smile42:

In my opinion, the most difficult missions in the campaigns are:
1. Fifth.
2. Third.
3. Third.
4. Third.
5. Out of the two I've completed, it's the second. I haven't completed the others yet.

I have a big question about the campaign (the whole thing), and it's directed to the entire forum and the developers. If anyone has reached the "Emerald" mission, they might remember Alaron (the elven king, in case anyone doesn't remember) talking about his actions, which caused the emerald dragons to leave. So, what are these dragons (about 6 of them) doing in Gilraen's army, if it takes them a long time to get to the Burning Sands (again, Alaron's story)?:confused:

In my opinion, there weren't any particularly difficult campaigns! Although, I did encounter some difficulties in the 5th campaign as a Ranger and in the 6th campaign as a Mage!

The campaigns weren't particularly difficult; the only challenge was in the 6th campaign.

I've completed all the campaigns playing as the Knight. Now I'm trying to do the same with the Hero.

I would rank the "Emerald" mission from the 5th campaign as the most difficult, followed by the mission from the 4th campaign where you have to capture 7 cities of the Stronghold faction, and I'm having trouble choosing the third most difficult.

I would put the 5th campaign, 5th mission – the Greater Vampire – in first place. Nothing else even comes close. They were all easy.

I would put the 5th campaign, 5th mission - Higher Vampire - in first place. Second place is not awarded. They were all easy.:rolleyes:

In my opinion, this mission follows the rule: "If a player has 2 native castles, built as well as or better than the AI's, they are invincible." And they have them from the very beginning. Moreover, 1 is already well-developed.

Also, it greatly simplifies the passage that each AI opponent stays on their own territory, and no one tries to recapture castles outside their territory. Therefore, gathering 2 huge armies (your own and the Necromancer's) is just a matter of time. In my case, the Necromancer's army was even larger

In my opinion, the hardest campaign was for... Necromancer)))
Now don't start screaming right away that I don't know how to play.
I finished the first 4 missions easily, BUT THEN Ruler Erish appeared.
And that was it... I couldn't beat this mission for about 1.5 months (including restarts and leveling up various skills).
In the end, I radically reconsidered my tactics and finally killed Godric's army.
But what a surprise and swearing there was when the angels and their lot arrived.
And finally, with mass plague and raising the dead, I actually won.
Today I only finished the second mission for the mages.
Ever since I found your useful forum, I read the same Walkthroughs for missions every time and avoid many bugs.
And the easiest campaign was for the Dark Elves. Finished it in a snap.

The most challenging campaign is for the Sylvan faction. Without the patch, it's very buggy. And I also spent a lot of time playing the campaign for the Dungeon faction!

The most challenging campaign for the Sylvan faction. Without the patch, it's very buggy.

Some players completed it in version 1.0 and didn't complain about bugs. I completed it in version 1.5. And some, on the contrary, complained that even in the patched game, Biara doesn't arrive in the first mission.

In general, it's a matter of personal preference. One of my friends easily completed the 3rd mission of the 2nd campaign in version 1.5, which many consider difficult, but he can't seem to pass the next mission on Recruit difficulty. Moreover, he can't capture the last town at the very end of the mission. Soon, I will also find out how difficult this mission is in 1.5 on the Hero class (I previously completed it in 1.41 on the Warrior class) - I just need to complete the 3rd mission.

Another friend easily completed the "Emerald" mission, but has been struggling with the next one for a week (he took a break) - he gets killed quickly at the very beginning.

It’s best to play the elf campaign on version 1.1, as version 1.1 fixes bugs, although the building costs haven’t been adjusted yet. In general, mission 1 of campaign 5 is the easiest. The main thing is not to do stupid things like killing the bear on the border, crossing over with the garrisons, or losing 2 of them. On the map, there are 3 trees, one of which is near the castle. You need to restart the game to get the magic of light from it, which you can then use to obtain resurrection from the mage’s repository. This will make mission 2 and the others much easier. In general, there is a lot of experience and upgrades on the map, and they are obtained quite quickly.

For me, the most challenging campaign was probably the one for the Elves, and that was only because I made a small mistake and didn't read the scenario carefully enough. As a result, I killed Nicolas about five times, but he just wouldn't die. Only later did I realize that I needed to defeat the dragon first. The most surprising thing is that I completed it in one go without having to replay the entire campaign.

M4s, if you had defeated Nicholas on your first try, you wouldn't have been able to properly level up Faidean. I deliberately left the phoenixes in the town so that the mission wouldn't end too quickly.

it takes a while to collect the artifacts, and when Nicholas started running away from me in the last mission of the Ranger, that was something else! I cursed for a long time and chased after him for a long time too; I think this mission is the most difficult. It would have been better if Nicholas didn't run away but engaged in combat!

and I also struggled for a long time with the 3rd mission for the Demons...