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Scenario: "Guardians of Order and Law."
Version: "The Shadow of Death" HoMM3SoD.
Size: 107x107 (L).
Players: Five.
Preamble: If someone goes "into the forest," aren't they also going "to gather wood"? If someone has already "collected wood," isn't it because they didn't have a good enough axe for the job?
Brief description: In the Celestial Ocean, many planar systems drift, each of which is not only immensely rich but also fertile with lush meadows and generous gardens, and is therefore always capable of providing for a hardworking peasant, a fair miller, and the entire royal army. But nothing lasts forever in the expanses of the Ocean, so in the event of the death of any king, the first thing they do is solemnly bury him in the cool silence of a majestic crypt, and the second thing they do is extract the royal will from the authorized archive, which contains the deceased owner of the Throne's last wishes. But what will happen if the will from the authorized archive disappears in the most incomprehensible way? Or, even worse, what if there are several such wills? How predetermined is the search for the most correct solution in such a situation?
Features: There is a simple plot, some randomness, unexpected surprises, and not-so-obvious secrets.