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In the original game, it was difficult to defeat the vampire Nicholas. In Hammers of Fate, I can't get past the Crossroads. In Tribes of the East, I also couldn't complete the last scenario, where you fight demons one after another.

Nicholas shouldn't be touched until all dragon nests are destroyed.

Could you please provide guidance on how to complete the "Tribes of the East" campaign in Heroes of Might and Magic V, specifically the second scenario? How can I defeat the opposing player whose castle is accessible through a monolith? And how can I manage to complete the scenario within the time limit and conquer the castle that requires Giovanni? :confused: Thank you in advance:smile26:.

Could you please advise on how to complete the "Tribes of the East" campaign in Heroes of Might and Magic V, specifically the second scenario? How do you defeat the opposing player whose castle is accessible through a monolith? And how do you manage to complete the scenario within the time limit and conquer the castle that requires Giovanni? :confused: Thank you in advance:smile26:.

To pass through the monolith, you need to obtain the key (it is given in the Tower of Elementals). 3 MONTHS is more than enough time to gather troops for a successful campaign. You can also capture the second Necropolis along the way, which will give you even more troops, but I managed without it.

So, I recently finished playing through the original Heroes. None of the Campaigns caused any difficulties, but some individual missions really annoyed me, such as: "Conquest" as Agrael (where you have to defeat Gilraen) - it was difficult here because of the initially incorrect tactics. You absolutely CANNOT capture the southern elven city first!!! "Cultist" as Rai-Lag (where you need to capture 7 castles) - it was probably difficult here because Rai-Lag never got the Spellcasting skill throughout the entire Campaign((( As a result: there is almost no army, you have to rely on magic, but you cast spells very rarely... Also, it was a bit difficult in "Invasion" as Markel (where you need to capture Mythgard and then, it seems, Hicam) - I was lucky to escape the island, avoiding the enemy hero, and capture Hicam with a relatively small army at a fairly early stage. I had no problems at all with the Castle Campaign - I even played through this Campaign twice. Once on "Warrior" with a build focused on Chaos and Machines, and another time on "Veteran" with a build focused on Light. No problems at all. Oh, yes, there's another point. I always thought that the Elves were the strongest race, but in the final battle with Kha-Beleth, he crushed them like babies((( Either the hero was weak (level 28, if I'm not mistaken), or he didn't have enough Spellcasting, or the demon army was much stronger than the others... In short, I had to take the Ents from Faidaen and give them to Rai-Lag. As a result, after the final battle, the Elves still had a decent army left - more than 20 dragons, over a hundred archers, and slightly fewer druids. The Elves, on the other hand, had... 10 Ents left. 45 black dragons destroyed them((( Of course, the Light Elf was developed 1.5 (or even 2) times better in all parameters due to the huge number of bonuses in his Campaign, but... it was much easier with Godric, who only reached level 21.

4 in the Inferno campaign.

The most difficult mission is the one for the Elves; it's incredibly hard. I spent a lot of time on the last mission for the Mages, and I didn't level up Godric very well.

I agree; at that time, I was banging my head against the wall:smile35:

Probably the one where you had to kill Gildar with Agrael. I replayed it seven times, it was a real pain.

Maybe it all depends on the difficulty level you're playing on? Although I started playing as a Barbarian, when I played the game for the second time, I easily switched to a Knight:cool:

In my opinion, the most difficult mission is the last one for the Warlock. I can’t seem to complete it; before the final garrison, a strong enemy attacks, and after defeating him, I don’t have enough strength left to fight Vayer.

In my opinion, the most difficult mission is the last one in the Warlock campaign. I can't seem to complete it, no matter how many times I try. Before the last garrison, a strong enemy attacks, and after defeating him, I don't have enough strength left to fight Vayera. :-((

You really only need to fight the heroes who are located in the Dungeon. You can safely bypass the others. If you don't like easy paths, fight using only magic. Raileigh's level is high enough to eliminate half of Vayera's army with Meteor Shower, for example.

for all the most “challenging campaigns,” there are small nuances that make them not so difficult – this is the development of your hero, which may not always be suitable for all campaigns, and the tactics used.
For me, the most difficult one was (perhaps of all the times I played through all the Heroes campaigns) the battle against Godric (in the castle) on the second month – he had a mana absorption amulet + antimagic + divine retribution + guardian angel + leadership... that was quite a challenge – one wrong move and 40 minutes of real time would be wasted.

I remember that Agrail easily defeated Gilraen (who had a fairly strong army), but then another ranger came and caused such a rout that the mission ended... :smile39:

Now I'm taking the Amulet from Godric, and after destroying his army, a new one appears... it's tough (and these mages started raiding the castles. They've gone completely crazy).

Based on the comments, I already anticipate that there will be many problems in the elf campaign:smile34:

And I came to this site after completing the 5th mission of the 1st campaign).

Right now, I'm trying to take the Amulet from Godric, and after his army is destroyed, a new one appears... it's tough. (And these mages keep raiding the castles. They've gone completely crazy.) Based on the comments, I already anticipate that there will be many problems in the Elven campaign. It's better to defeat Godric in auto-battle; then, no additional troops will appear. There will definitely be problems in the Elven campaign.

In later versions, the autobattle feature was disabled in battles against Godric, as it was equivalent to cheating (in autobattle, the second army was not taken into account, and the battle turned out to be easy).

The Elven campaign can be completed without problems on "Recruit" and "Warrior" difficulty levels. Just don't set goals that you cannot achieve. Although the last mission is the most difficult.