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Is this the final version of the Campaign in the link, or will it still be undergoing further refinement?

I've already played through three Campaigns: Arandor, Death of Pops, and Pandora. Overall, it's quite interesting and diverse, but the only downside is that the hero levels vary significantly. Arandor has the lowest level, even though I think I collected almost everything on the map. Death of Pops has a hero that's incredibly powerful, with a level almost 10 points higher.
Pandora can also be developed quite well...

It's a shame that you have to level up through Warfare... it's the easiest option. There's a lack of diversity in this regard. There aren't really any armies, or rather, there's not much point in spending money on them...

Although I leveled up Pandora through Order, it's more difficult, but more interesting. And she doesn't become a "manc."

Level 15 for the average unit?????!!!!!!
Maybe I chose an easy difficulty, although this probably won't affect the leveling process, but all my units are level 20, and some are significantly higher....
I chose the difficulty recommended in the Arandor scenario, the first one.

So, I also played through the scenarios for Zetan and Dark Knight (I don't think I forgot anyone)
The Dark Knight's scenario is very easy. The sword and bow that give extra attack are, in my opinion, an overkill. He only needs to level up his combat skills, and he can defeat everyone in one or two turns, even without an army.

The Zetan scenario is a bit more challenging, although I only had temporary difficulties with defeating the thunderbirds (I cleared the map very slowly, and they accumulated there:D). But still, there are a lot of dwellings with poisonous creatures and dark knights...:)

And the "labyrinth" on that map only left me with negative emotions,
running back and forth gets boring quickly; I spent half a month there, if not more.

Yes, I specifically placed some gems there to make it easier to travel along that path.

ZYbr;159677By the way, the idea with the hidden trees and chests (in Zetan's scenario, and in another scenario) is very good:)

In general, I will continue to comment as I progress.
I'm currently stuck on Optimal:)

I finally completed the Optimal campaign. Whew, the beginning was very difficult. I spent a whole month just developing the hero.

And after capturing the northeastern Castle, everything becomes easy. The hero becomes strong and capable of independently defeating many neutral creatures. In short, everything is easy from then on.
I have three questions about the scenario:
1) Why is the level limited to 20? If there are no other visible limitations...

2) When I was freeing the Crusaders in the north, west of the shooting range, I was told that this was the first step and that I now need to capture Castles, even though I had already taken two "Castles"... obviously, it's a script, but the question is, how can I break through 40 ghosts and almost 40 imps (there were about that many imps) with a handful of archers, a weak hero, and 2 Crusaders? Is that even possible?

3) I wasn't allowed to enter the city of angels through the quest gates, even though I had an angel in my army, taken from the pyramid, even two angels (the quest says that there must be angels in the army. What did I do wrong?
P.S. I took the angels first, and then went to the gates.

It's a pity that the final hero is VERY weak. Without an army and with parameters that are the same as my Optimal hero, or even less, considering that I also had 2 angels, 8 champions, and 30 Crusaders.
But for the difficult beginning, a big "+")

by the way, where did you get the second angel?

I was testing it on medium difficulty, focusing on upgrading combat skills, plus recruiting a group of archers from the beginning of the map. There was a direct path north to the crusaders; you just got delayed somewhere, and the monsters started spawning.

Sorry - it was an oversight; I didn't notice when I was editing the submitted scenario.

There were even more of them before that.

PS - in the last scenario, you will have to play as a horde of 7 terminators.

um, so, will everyone be limited? Or no one?)) In my opinion, the second option is better, because on maps you can level up almost everyone to level 30, and then it's better to make the enemies stronger. :)

To be honest, I paid more attention to the starting conditions, I remember something about the last level. Okay, let's keep the balance at 20. This is MAX.
ZYbr - how far are you in the campaign?

On Sandro)))) By the way, there are a lot of Necromancers in the campaign; are dead heroes better than living ones?:D

It's better not to set a level limit.

I don't know what's wrong with you, but for me, the condition is met, and everything works... To win, you need to kill Nasher; the script for Nasher's defeat triggers the victory for the Purple player, i.e., Sandro... Or maybe something happened; maybe Nasher ran away in some battle and then it didn't work?