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Thank you very much. I apologize for my ignorance, but how can I upload a map?

Pack it into a zip archive using an archiver, then go to "advanced mode," "attachment management," and there you'll find the preview and upload option to upload the scenario here.

Tell me, what principle governs how obstacles on the battlefield affect ranged attacks? Is there a difference between different types of obstacles (bushes, trees, etc.)? By the way, I discovered an interesting thing: when the Berserk spell is cast on a target, it remains under its effect until it attacks. This, by the way, changes the old argument about Haven and Dungeon.

Regarding the Berserker – did anyone say anything different?

Well, I didn't know:o
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Recently, General Zet shared a more interesting situation involving a Berserker. When attacking a Castle, a hero used a War Drum to buff a Berserker, intending to lure them out of the Castle. However, the Berserker reflected the buff back. As a result, both the attacker and the defender started skipping their turns, and this process continued indefinitely.

Well, I didn't know:o

You're not alone, I didn't know either:D

You're not alone, I didn't know either:D

To be honest, I thought that after three turns, the situation would resolve itself:D

The topic is called "[PROBLEM] Help me with advice," and you're already talking about Berserkers and how it will all work out.

Yeah, I just mentioned Berserk as an addition, but the main question was about obstacles on the map, which no one seems to have addressed yet.

Regarding obstacles, it's a bit of a complex issue... But roughly speaking, the larger ones (trees, huge boulders) slow down movement more, while the smaller ones have a weaker effect (not something I came up with, I've noticed it in practice), although I can't say the exact values...

No, I wasn't asking about the delay, but about the archers...

well, they can probably also delay arrows)) I mean, slow them down, and when it's slowed down, the damage is also reduced =)
it's basically an impediment... for visual effect

PS "slows down"... it means it interferes with the direct flight of the arrow)

Yes, I meant arrows. Sorry for the ambiguity.

Well, they can probably also delay arrows, meaning slow them down, and when it's slowed down, the damage is also reduced =)
It's basically an impediment... for visibility.

I think that when there are two "medium" obstacles between the archer and the target, the damage from the shot is divided by 4, and when there's only one, it's halved.
But maybe I didn't explain it correctly, that's why I asked about it.