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I didn't have that option. I was playing without saving. And I couldn't choose the most advantageous option. :smile13:

If my memory serves me right, I made a mistake, didn't develop my strategy properly, and because I didn't know what I would have to do next, I lost – I had to start all over again, and I passed it right away.

Yes, there is a time limit. You have a month or two to gather an army and... go into battle. It's good that you don't need to fully develop the hero, although...

Two upgrades already make for a decent army, and besides, Warlocks rely heavily on magic, so if you manage to teach Rai'lag how to cast spells, you won't have any problems at all.

Well, in principle, yes. There are plenty of enemies to defeat before reaching the Dungeon, meaning you can gain experience.

Well, that’s what I’m saying, if you clear out everything that’s there, you’ll definitely be able to find something.

How does capturing the garrison allow you to kill Agrail?

The point is that if you don't stand in his way, and make sure he can't go around you, he will simply rush past you, hit Nicholas, and that's it – "Mission Completed." By the way, it's not at all necessary to CAPTURE the garrison for this (it's a matter of taste); you can stand right next to him. I captured the garrison because I love large-scale battles (oh, what a bad person came up with the level limit in campaigns; he was wrong:( )

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When I played it for the first time, I also broke through the defense line protecting the Inferno Castle and captured the castle. I had to replay it because the mission became endless. I don't remember if Godric didn't want to leave, or if Agrail didn't appear.

Agrail definitely appears, but I don't remember about Godric; it was probably just a bug

Yes, I also remember that Agrael appears there... I'm absolutely sure.

The thing is, if you don't stand in his way, and position yourself so that he can't go around you, he'll just rush past you, hit Nicholas, and that's it – "Mission Completed." By the way, it's not at all necessary to TAKE a garrison for this (it's a matter of taste); you can stand right next to him. I took a garrison just because I like large-scale battles (oh, what a bad person came up with the level limit in campaigns; he was wrong:( )

No, all of this is good, of course, but Agral has an army of tens of thousands of creatures. How did you manage to defeat him?

The last mission for the humans – is it the one where Agrael constantly attacks? And then there’s a cutscene where Nicholas dies?
HumanST, did you manage to break through the Inferno outpost? HOW?

It’s long and tedious, but the battle is enjoyable.
Here’s how it’s done:
1) Take Isabel with Skilled Dark Magic > Fallen Knight > Mind Lord > Curse Lord. It’s also good to get the Mana Attraction skill, as you’ll need a lot of mana. Then, do whatever you want.
2) You need luck here (not the “Luck” skill, although you can respec to get it). Spells – Berserk and, ideally, Subdue – without them, going there is suicide. Use the hero Elaine (specializes in peasants) – otherwise, you won’t have enough money. 3) Gather all the peasants to Elaine and, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, fight with them. Each peasant brings her 2 gold per day. Quickly find the Grail (it’s not difficult). Carefully gather everyone who lives in the outer settlements. This way, the economy grows quickly, and we slightly spoil it by turning all the swordsmen into monks. We take the swordsmen without upgrading them, as they are cheaper, and the upgrade cost doesn’t change. Isabel does all the upgrades.
4) And continue like this (while exploring the entire map, collecting artifacts, and increasing all your stats) until you have 5000 peasants and 1500 swordsmen (which, as I said, we turn into monks). Then, you need to see how much it costs to upgrade 1 peasant > 1 archer > 1 crossbowman. Multiply the resulting amount by the total number of peasants:eek: You get a huge number, and when the same amount appears in the “gold” field, upgrade the peasants, restore mana, drink a shot, and go break through the line:smile14:
5) The battle is clear – Berserk for those who are closest to the enemy, Subdue for those who are closest to you, in approximately this order:
a) Imps (otherwise, they’ll eat all your mana, and that’s it).
b) Cave Demons (goodbye, succubi, demons).
c) Archdevils (ideally, use Subdue and, with their first turn, summon Cave Lords from the corpses).
Well, deal with the rest on your own. The battle is still very difficult, and all the melee fighters will definitely die, so the only salvation is ranged combat!!!!

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No, all this is good, of course, but Agrael has an army of tens of thousands of creatures. How did you manage to defeat him?

With the remnants of what was left before the outpost, the principle is the same: Berserk and ranged combat.

It retains the core principles from before the turning point: berserker and ranged combat.

And... what happens next? What is the ending cutscene, what is the mission completion?:eek:

And... and then what? What ending cutscene, what mission completion?:eek:

Everything is the same; the process is important (at least for me), not the result! Battles for the sake of battles, so to speak:rolleyes:

And... and then what? What ending cutscene, what mission completion?:eek:

No, I don't think the developers considered this kind of mission ending:D

No, I don't think the developers considered such an ending to the mission:D

It's a shame, though:rolleyes: They could have made some kind of secret passage:rolleyes:
By the way, about secrets in the "Trap" mission, there's a TANK (Pershing from Blitzkrieg) located slightly below the center on the left; it's inaccessible, and you can only see it by buying the entire map from the cartographer (which can only be reached with levitation boots).

I'm not sure, but most likely it's the last one, as the Academy campaign has a lot of plot twists and heroes. But it wasn't easy to play as Dungeon and Necropolis either.