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I completed the game with this hero in 146 days (and received a Seraph). It’s a pleasant map, captivating and enchanting. I don’t usually like Dwarves, but this is a special case. The work is done masterfully, with love and humor. Although, the humor sometimes gets a bit much. For example, I never understood the jokes of the boatman and the druid with their “laws” of physics and logic. I spent an hour and a half calculating the falling speed, but the boatman stubbornly gave me a failing grade. Finally, I thought to look at the accompanying text and was surprised: how the author obtained this number remains a mystery to me (the square root of the multiplied by two multiplied accelerations and height is approximately equal to 14, minus the resistance of 8). I really liked the hero's travel skills, especially training (this is a great way to level up quickly). The special ability didn't impress me; I think "slow" would have been more useful, although "Darkness" is critically necessary. There were also problems with getting into the Castle, as the protected priest and the hero's multiplying Phoenixes occupied the necessary slots (unfortunately, you can't place priests in the mine). By the way, is the Phoenix multiplication mechanic not a bit excessive (by the end, the hero had almost a hundred of them)? I struggled to find the tear, as the forest reflected on the hint map is uniform everywhere (it could have been given a specific location in the form of a special object). Of the secondary quests, I completed everything except the main one: I couldn't find the complete Dwarf suit (by the end, the hero had 3/4, I didn't find the greaves; could they be in the graveyard?). The hero reached level 32, I struggled a bit with "Absolute Protection," but luckily there is a mentor and, importantly, a library (winning is problematic without the "Dominate" and "Berserk" spells). I never figured out the Rune Hall: I tried several times, but it was all in vain, and by the end, I didn't have time for it. The final battles seemed not very difficult: darkness, a hundred dragons, a hundred Phoenixes, and a couple of hundred Yetis did the trick. In general, thank you to the author for the interesting map.
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