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So, I finished all the original campaigns and decided to play through the additional campaigns. I chose to play "Heart of the World." I selected the "Warrior" difficulty level (just in case there are some moments where it's very difficult to win on "Veteran"). I completed the first mission without any problems. In the second mission, I defeated the orcs and teleported to the other end of the map through a one-way portal. I explored that area and eventually captured the Tenebrad Castle. That's it! No matter how much I search, I can't find any way forward. The brown player is just wandering around, and he's not on the map... what should I do? It's like a dead end...
Have you tried the Shipyard? Did you take the Barbarian Castle?
Added 43 seconds later The last Orc hero should have attacked you on the portal.
Yes, I've tried everything. I've explored the entire map... all the mines are captured. I built a ship and sailed everywhere... Okay, I'll complete Flames of Vengeance and replay Misty Forest. Thank you.
I understand that this campaign is celebrating its anniversary this year – 10 years. I downloaded it completely by chance, after replaying half of the maps from this forum. Well, what can I say – it’s a MASTERPIECE. I take my hat off to it.
The Campaign is simply amazing, with a balanced level of difficulty (I played on Veteran mode for the first time), and a captivating plot that makes you want to keep playing. However, it's 2 AM, and it's time to sleep!
The only issue was with the 5th mission. Ignir took some damage from the Dwarves and decided to teleport to the High Elves. He cleared everything, but the game wouldn't let him enter the brown-colored area or, as I understand, return to the Dwarven lands through the garrison. It would be helpful to have a hint at the beginning, warning that teleporting will prevent you from returning. Also, there was a bug with the ancient artifact. First, I killed the Nightmares, but the script didn't trigger; the hero just moved one step at a time. Then, I went to complete the quest (although I didn't even know there was a quest, I thought it was just a level-up point and planned to reach level 30-31). Eventually, I accepted the quest, the script started, and I killed 3 packs of demons, but neither the girl nor Ignir received the reward; it was simply ignored.
By the way, it was a good thing I was leveling up Ignir instead of the girl. While I was exploring everywhere, he was summoning troops and defending the Elven castles.
I'm looking forward to playing the second Campaign. The author is doing a great job creating excellent Campaigns. Another suggestion: it would be nice to have a set of artifacts to collect in the later missions, maybe I just haven't found the Dwarven King's Shield yet. But overall, it's great.
Great campaign!
True, in the last mission, after defeating the dwarves, something broke, the console log was flooded with errors (something about false, nil, and a global variable), and I had to play the remaining part of the mission (which ended up taking about a month) in lag mode. But overall, it was great.
Maybe I'm not paying enough attention... In that forest, I'm killing an Orc with an Elf from the Dungeon... and losing – is that how it's supposed to be?