Posts from Walkthrough for the "Tribes of the East" expansion.

Aaaaaa... How do I beat "Hunt the Hunter"? If I attack without prolonging the battle, what kind of army will the enemy have?

Aaaaaa.... How do I complete "Hunt the Hunter"? If I attack without delay, what kind of army will the enemy have?

Well, it's quite a long process. First, you need to strengthen your positions in two Orcish Castles. Then, once you're sure the region's defenses are sufficient, you can head west to capture the Human Castle (yes, I almost forgot, it's best to eliminate the Necromancers early on so they don't interfere). And only after all of this should you think about venturing into the lands of the Mages. There, you'll have to chase after enemy heroes (the first key point is the central Mage Castle), and I believe there are two portals leading to it. This is where we'll gather troops for the attack on the enemy. Once you've gathered enough troops, use the portal to move to another area of the Mage lands. There are enemy cities to the west and north, which you should ideally capture to prevent them from sending heroes into your rear. You'll have to chase after at least one hero, so I advise you to organize a small defense in the form of a hero with a two-week-long army. And finally, capture the city, the birthplace of all Orcs, calmly:smile24:. The hero with the main army is unlikely to venture out of there (the city is in the east). It's enough to leave a garrison there with Gotai. So, with all the other territories captured, all that remains is to gather troops for the final push. Slowly accumulate artifacts and armies, and sell them to Gotai, who guards the exit from the last Mage Rampart. At best, when the probability of victory becomes low, you can boldly attack the Castle. Capture it and quickly return to your lands before Alaric, who emerged near the second Orcish Castle, causes too much trouble. It will be easy to defeat him even with the remaining troops; the ratio is just right, and with the Horde Fury, it will be no problem at all. Defeat Alaric, and that's it. Victory:smile51:

I've cleared everything I could... I was thinking, what if I just delayed the attack? If I attack the target castle directly from the central castle, would the enemy army be smaller? Or not?

I've cleared everything I could... so I thought, maybe I just took too long. If I attack the target Castle directly from the central Castle, will the enemy's army be smaller? Or not?

In some missions, the enemy's army doesn't grow, but in most, it grows over time. I don't think it makes any difference when you complete the mission. After all, the player's army also grows, artifacts are collected, and the hero levels up.

Exception: the 5th mission for Markel when playing as the hero.

If you want to set a speedrunning record, you need to level up logistics and defeat the enemy as quickly as possible. If you want to make the next mission easier, you need to max out the hero, visit all the stat-boosting locations, and collect a full set of spells.

Hey guys, could you please send the save file to my email or through ICQ?
1.arcady_97@list.ru
2.576-207-394 (ICQ)

In honor of our fathers / The wisdom of the earth
How to meet with GOTHAM?

found some hints here http://heroes.ag.ru/heroes5/campaigns/a2/c2/m4/

Can you tell me what the problem is? In the "Hunt the Hunter" mission, I cleared the entire map and approached Shahbidia, but when I try to attack (start the battle), nothing happens. Is this a bug, or am I missing a condition?

I can’t beat the demons in the Kujin map in the very last mission! No matter how many times I try, the temptresses seduce the cyclops, and the dogs summon reinforcements! The orcs are outnumbered by the demons by a factor of two! Help, what should I do? :(

Kujin's upgrade should be adequate (e.g., a super ability + Darkness spell), and only the necessary artifacts should be equipped. In battle, use Horde Fury and Frightful Howl. You can try to position a wyvern to take the first hit, which might cause the dogs to attack immediately instead of summoning reinforcements. Goblins disrupt magic. Protect the shamans (they were the last ones I had, and they killed almost all the dogs, and the opponent even helped by casting Berserk on them). Something like that. It's difficult to win, but possible.

I'd like to share my thoughts on the latest Orcish mission. In the fifth mission for the Barbarians, all the Castles, except for Shahidbad, are captured very quickly (by the end of the second or beginning of the third week) with the appropriate development of Gotai (logistics, rapid-fire ballista + fire arrows + Battle Standard of Plenty + spirits). On the third day, we capture Necropolis (vampires are great!), transform our Orcish warriors into spirits in the Temple of the Underworld, and move on! In the third week, Gotai approaches Shahidbad, and – to our dismay – we find that the hero in the Castle is quite strong, and he has a huge army (36 Titans alone!). So, we wait. As an alternative, Shahidbad can be taken with Necro troops: reduce the production of six Castles – a huge amount of undead! The only downside is the waiting and the fact that the computer keeps buying heroes for the last Castle again and again (but I want to explore the map with Gotai!). Overall, I didn't like the mission. Why put SO MANY troops in the Castle? To prevent rushing? It would have been better to have a Necromancer instead of Gotai, with the ability to raise undead... For Kujin, I decided to take Leadership up to Frenzy of Battle and max out Attack to Retribution instead of Expert Logistics and War Machines. I hope these skills will be more effective

The last mission for the Orcs. On difficulty 1-2-7, it was possible to capture all the castles, except for the one where Jalib was holed up with his considerable army. Throughout the mission, Gotai runs around with a stack of wyverns to break through medium defenses without losses and a stack of spirits to break through strong defenses; he doesn't hire any additional troops, so with aggressive development of all seven cities and converting all growth into undead, the army's numbers grow rapidly. Undead were chosen as the final army for capturing Shahbadia for two reasons: 1) they are immune to mind control; 2) the growth of two Orcish castles is insignificant compared to the amount of undead obtained from all seven captured castles, despite the fury and morale! It is desirable to visit all the obelisks and build the Tear of Ashi as quickly as possible, and also to collect a dragon set if possible, but it is quite possible to do without it (in my case, Gotai completed the third mission with a rush, so he didn't have time to collect artifacts). So, on difficulty 1-2-7, the orange player has two heroes left: we block the exit from the castle with a supporting hero, to whom we constantly give the growth from the neighboring academy. And that's it: Gotai is free. We run around the map as much as we want, wait for a decent amount of undead, attack Shahbadia, and kill Alaric. I don't think there will be any problems.

I finished this add-on in about 8 days. It was difficult, tolerable, and interesting. Ask me anything in the walkthroughs, and I'll share my knowledge.

I started the last campaign of the second expansion pack. In the very first scenario, I noticed something strange: after the enemy hero, Waishan, attacked Zehir and fled, a bag remained in his place (+1000 gold per day). But in reality, the bag contained not gold, but two artifacts: the Robe of Sar-Issa and the Chainmail of Enlightenment. Moreover, the hint provided a correct description: Artifacts - below - Robe of Sar-Issa - below - Chainmail of Enlightenment. Is this a bug, or is the script designed this way for this mission?

Hey, can anyone tell me where to find the upper part of the key in the first mission for the Necropolis faction? I've searched the entire map and haven't been able to find it. (If possible, a screenshot would be helpful.) =)