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I have compiled the posts about the approximate plot of the Campaigns.
The plot of the third game:
First (working title - extermination) - about the war between the mages and the orcs, and their almost complete extermination. – fully ready
Second (working title - the king's last war) - King Kilgore, seeing that his subjects have been almost destroyed, decides on a final war against the mages and everyone who is with them. The consequences of the war are the clash between Jelu and Kilgore. - 2 missions are ready
Third (working title - discord) After this, the elementals felt freedom. And then they started a war against everyone, as a result of which they became neutral. - 1 mission is ready
Fourth (working title - retreat) Tells about the retreat of the inhabitants of Tatallia, who fought on the side of Kilgore, underground. - 1 mission is ready
The plot of the second game:
I suggest a general concept for the Campaigns for the second game. They could tell about the adventures of famous heroes who remained off-screen. For example, about Sandro's transformation from a warlock to a necromancer (from the first to the second part). Or about how Yog decided to study with the mages (in the third game he ran away from them). Or about the adventures of Nikolai Gryphonheart, and the birth of Sephinor. Or something like that.
The plot of the fourth game:
Lord Lysander, after defeating Vorton, decides to find his roots. Since he turned out to be a descendant of Gryphonheart, he needs to find everyone who might know something about this. Lysander learns about Sephinor - the illegitimate daughter of Nikolai Gryphonheart and tries to find her. She, accordingly, does not want this. When Lysander finds her, she will tell him that he is indeed a descendant of Gryphonheart, and that his brother Robert is too (there is a little about them in my Campaign). And Lysander decides to find his brother. (here you can arrange Lysander's return to Enroth and the search for a brother who became the founder of the Falcon Kingdom).