Posts from Sacred Tree

Keleborn's army grows over time, unlike the demon's and the knight's, but even the High Druid's growth can be surpassed. Overall, I can give you a couple of tips for the second and third acts:
1) The knight and the demon can really be defeated with no losses or very minimal losses - their armies don't grow, unlike yours. At the beginning of the second act, this may be problematic, so focus on other quests. The player will eventually have time to level up and build up an army, and spiders can perform very well in the late game if you accumulate their growth (provided that the growth is maximized).
2) Try to play the battle with Keleborn, minimizing possible losses - it is unlikely that you will be able to do it without any losses at all. You will still need the army for several post-final battles. All possible tools for this are available on the map - powerful sets of artifacts, all combat spells are available.

I can't access the download link for this work in China. My heart is broken.

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Finally, I completely finished this map. The map is very beautiful with good scripts, but it's confusing in some places (it took me a long time to figure out where to activate the lamp and how to get the key to the outpost in the dungeon). To be honest, I didn't understand those who said that the battles are difficult, considering that the player is given all summoning magic and all dark magic (literally, you can clear half of the map using a phoenix, and tougher armies using vampirism). I really liked the new units that can be used, but unfortunately, a complete dragon set doesn't allow you to get ancient dragons. Question for the author: if you solve the mage's riddle, will he not attack at the end, and will we skip one battle?

I really enjoyed the scenario. I played it for a long time, both in real days and in-game days. It has everything you need: a plot, various cutscenes, music, atmosphere, a lot of quests, and gameplay. Kaspar's tent helps a lot at the beginning, but towards the end, I got rid of it because it became useless. The final battles were also enjoyable; they have their own interest, although I defeated everyone without much difficulty. The only thing I would suggest is to do something about Keleborn. I was terribly afraid of him because of his divine retribution, but he only started using it towards the end of the battle, and before that, he was just doing some kind of nonsense. But overall, it's a solid 10/10.

I think Albeng meant that he dropped a tent on the mentor.

Specialization is certainly a good thing, but I've always thought that Kaspar's innate ability is only useful at the beginning, and I don't quite understand why you would keep an entire branch of combat units just for a minor heal/damage boost in the late game.