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Although I can assume that 100% of men thought of only one thing, am I right?:smile23:
Could it be a kiss? :D To avoid guessing, we should ask the author.
samatron
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samatron
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SirJohn take advantage of all the benefits of building the Grail!
samatron
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It's just like an advertisement for a new cell phone. In general, the gates near the Conflux need to be adjusted, otherwise, without a scroll, the level becomes impossible to complete.
P.S. During testing, the hero passed through without any problems. Has anyone else had problems passing through the gates in the boots?
Cain
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Has anyone else had problems passing through the gates while wearing boots?
However, I still couldn't find a way to open the hidden room with the artifacts.
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By the way, Crag Hack was easy to kill – I lured him out of the castle with one hero, entered the castle myself, and the Grail started working for me. During the battle, I took out the catapult first, and his army just stood near the gates under fire. Maybe we should give him the "Catapult Expert" skill?
samatron
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By the way, CragHag was easy to kill - I lured him out of the castle with one hero, entered the castle myself, and the Grail started working for me. During the battle, I took out the catapult first, and his army just stood near the gates under fire. Maybe I should give him the "Catapult Expert" skill?
Cain, SirJohn - thank you for your feedback.
samatron
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Did you forget about the map?-)
Someone wrote to me in a private message asking me to make a sequel. It's a shame I didn't save the message...
It would be interesting to see.
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Another solid, high-quality "signature" map has been completed.
Here are some notes:
1) It was interesting to search for and collect everything that was intended in the storyline, even considering that the map was size L.
2) I played with Turis from the start; her cavalry was very useful in battles. It's strange why other players had it in the enemy Necromancer faction.
3) The enemies were of average strength. I defeated Krag and his companion outside the castle (they were hanging out outside for some reason). But the situation with the blue-haired hero (Vidomina) was interesting: I went behind her lines with Turis and started taking her cities. Then, I went there through a hidden teleport with another hero, but it turned out that Vidomina was strong and mean. I returned to my territory, and she rushed after me – it turned out that I had inadvertently taken all her cities. As a result, I had to quickly return with Turis: I quickly moved all the secondary heroes to the rear, recaptured the first captured city, and finished off the Necromancer.
4) After all the lands were opened, the task became how to reach the desired city. There was only one solution, and after gathering troops, I went for the scroll. In the end, everything worked out as planned.
I didn't complete the difficult garrison challenge, and I didn't find the second Grail (I opened more than 90% of the obelisks) – but these are just minor details. In fact, the game provided a good experience, and thank you for that!
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Hello everyone, I need help. I've destroyed all the enemies and captured all the cities except for the final one. I can't seem to reach it, even with boots of levitation. The only garrison left has thousands of dragons guarding it, along with a bunch of artifacts in the dungeon. But I can't figure out what artifact might help me. I don't see any scroll there, like the one mentioned earlier. What is this scroll, where is it, and how do I get to the final city?
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This map is interesting; you play through it, and then suddenly you hit a dead end. How is that possible?
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This map is interesting; you play through it, and then suddenly you hit a dead end. How is that possible?
samatron
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where is it, how do I get to the final city?
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This map is interesting, you play through it, and then suddenly you hit a dead end, how is that possible?
By the way, there are only 3 ways to get to the final Castle.
Good luck with the walkthrough.
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And so ends the tale) Thank you to the creator) for the wonderful map and the timely assistance. Now, in brief: It was interesting to play, the surrounding world is not overloaded, it's a kind of labyrinth from which you need to escape. You'll sweat a bit searching for tents and reliable teleporters, but that adds to the interest. The main opponent (blue) didn't cause any problems, but the Swamp Dweller, Kreg Heg, with 84 attack and 82 defense, while I had 48 attack and 64 health, gave me a hard time. Thanks for the hint about the scroll; after that, it was just a matter of technique.
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I wonder what the other two ways are?
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I wonder what the other two ways are?
samatron
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And so the tale ends. Thank you to the creator for the wonderful map and for the timely assistance. Now, in short: It was interesting to play, the surrounding world is not overloaded, it's a kind of labyrinth from which you need to escape. You'll sweat a bit looking for tents and reliable teleporters, but that adds to the interest. The main opponent (blue) didn't cause any problems, but the Swamp Dweller, Kreg Heg, with an attack of 84 and defense of 82, while I had 48 and 64 health, gave me a hard time. Thanks for the hint about the scroll; after that, it was just a matter of technique.
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I wonder what the other two ways are?
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I completed the map in half a day. Thanks!
I have a couple of questions:
1. From the very beginning of the game, all the tents (except the brown one) had already been visited. This is probably some kind of bug.
2. After installing the Grail in the conjunction, all the spells were unlocked in the magic tower except for two specific ones. They don't appear for the hero after visiting the castle (all heroes have Expert-Wisdom, I tried with different heroes). Is this a bug, or is it intentional?
3. I only learned about the scroll thanks to comments on the forum, and I also learned about its location there. I think this isn't quite right; there should be some kind of hint in the game to let you know what to look for.
4. I built my army by hiring a Necromancer and equipping him with the Cloak of Unholiness. As a result, 5,000 Liches solved all the problems. I directly controlled another hero, who was originally an enemy but was hired in a tavern after being defeated. He had all stats at 60 (and was in the top slot in the party). After equipping him with all the artifacts and visiting a couple of libraries, he became 90-90-90-99. With Liches, Archangels, and Bone Dragons, he defeated everyone. Perhaps it would be a good idea to fix this, because, frankly, I didn't want to abandon my hero.
5. What is the third way to complete the game? At least give me a hint. I've explored the entire map, defeated everyone, and examined the map with a magnifying glass. I suspect there's a book of air magic somewhere, but I haven't found anything like that.
Otherwise, everything is great!
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I have a couple of questions:
1. From the very beginning of the game, all the tents (except the brown one) had already been visited. This is probably some kind of bug.
2. After installing the Grail in the conjunction, all the spells were unlocked in the magic tower except for two specific ones. They don't appear for the hero after visiting the castle (all heroes have Expert-Wisdom, I tried with different heroes). Is this a bug, or is it intentional?
3. I only learned about the scroll thanks to comments on the forum, and I also learned about its location there. I think this isn't quite right; there should be some kind of hint in the game to let you know what to look for.
4. I built my army by hiring a Necromancer and equipping him with the Cloak of Unholiness. As a result, 5,000 Liches solved all the problems. I directly controlled another hero, who was originally an enemy but was hired in a tavern after being defeated. He had all stats at 60 (and was in the top slot in the party). After equipping him with all the artifacts and visiting a couple of libraries, he became 90-90-90-99. With Liches, Archangels, and Bone Dragons, he defeated everyone. Perhaps it would be a good idea to fix this, because, frankly, I didn't want to abandon my hero.
5. What is the third way to complete the game? At least give me a hint. I've explored the entire map, defeated everyone, and examined the map with a magnifying glass. I suspect there's a book of air magic somewhere, but I haven't found anything like that.
Otherwise, everything is great!
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Marmot
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1. Right from the start of the game, all the tents (except the brown one) had already been visited. It's probably some kind of bug.
2. After installing the Grail in the conjunction, all the spells opened in the magic tower except for two needed ones. They do not appear with the hero after visiting the castle (all heroes have Expert-Wisdom). Is this a bug or is it intentional?
3. I only learned about the existence of the scroll thanks to comments on the forum, as well as its location. I think this is not quite right; there should be some hint about it in the game so that you know what to look for.
Воскресайте, камінні душі, Розчиняйте серця і чоло, Щоб не сказали Про вас грядущі: їх на землі не було…
(Василь Симоненко. Люди – прекрасні)
(Василь Симоненко. Люди – прекрасні)
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Hey!
Well, while replaying the unforgettable maps by samatron, I inevitably got hooked on this one too. I played it almost from scratch, because a considerable amount of time had passed since my previous playthrough, so I didn't remember anything, and I didn't even look at my previous comment.
Here's my new review:
1. The initial development was quite long, and only after upgrading the griffins to hydras, I managed to get things moving. After that, the army expansion was also not very fast, along with exploring the seas, etc.
2. During the game, I encountered my first enemy - the blue player. I quickly defeated one of his heroes, and then I saw Nagash... My first impression was, "Oh, this is going to be tough" - he was hanging out with 1000+ dragons, vampires, and other creatures, while my army was significantly weaker at that point, although the skills were roughly equal. Well, I continued to build up my army and strength. Later, after gathering for a new campaign, I gradually started taking over his lands, and even attacked him a couple of times - unsuccessfully. I also reached the other imprisoned heroes, and even managed to defeat the orange player and free Catherine; I liked her gift. But I still needed to do something further, so I gathered an even more powerful army and began methodically eliminating all the blue players. In the end, I managed to defeat the remaining necromancer, but I lost almost my entire multi-thousand army in the process (only the mega-powerful cavalry (oh, Turis :smile26:) and the supreme archangels survived).
3. After that, I suddenly remembered that there was a scroll - so I went and took it :smile04:. Initially, I almost immediately found it, barely making it into the Dungeon, but Nagash was a problem, and I got carried away with fighting him. In short, I fell for the typical quest "defeat one, then go further to the other". :smile44: So, I returned a bit late, but it could have been much more drawn out.
In general, after obtaining the scroll, the path to the finale became much shorter. The location of the island was already known, so the campaign ended quickly
Well, while replaying the unforgettable maps by samatron, I inevitably got hooked on this one too. I played it almost from scratch, because a considerable amount of time had passed since my previous playthrough, so I didn't remember anything, and I didn't even look at my previous comment.
Here's my new review:
1. The initial development was quite long, and only after upgrading the griffins to hydras, I managed to get things moving. After that, the army expansion was also not very fast, along with exploring the seas, etc.
2. During the game, I encountered my first enemy - the blue player. I quickly defeated one of his heroes, and then I saw Nagash... My first impression was, "Oh, this is going to be tough" - he was hanging out with 1000+ dragons, vampires, and other creatures, while my army was significantly weaker at that point, although the skills were roughly equal. Well, I continued to build up my army and strength. Later, after gathering for a new campaign, I gradually started taking over his lands, and even attacked him a couple of times - unsuccessfully. I also reached the other imprisoned heroes, and even managed to defeat the orange player and free Catherine; I liked her gift. But I still needed to do something further, so I gathered an even more powerful army and began methodically eliminating all the blue players. In the end, I managed to defeat the remaining necromancer, but I lost almost my entire multi-thousand army in the process (only the mega-powerful cavalry (oh, Turis :smile26:) and the supreme archangels survived).
3. After that, I suddenly remembered that there was a scroll - so I went and took it :smile04:. Initially, I almost immediately found it, barely making it into the Dungeon, but Nagash was a problem, and I got carried away with fighting him. In short, I fell for the typical quest "defeat one, then go further to the other". :smile44: So, I returned a bit late, but it could have been much more drawn out.
In general, after obtaining the scroll, the path to the finale became much shorter. The location of the island was already known, so the campaign ended quickly
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