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What’s the point? There’s no real purpose to it in the level – it won’t be very helpful. It’s not a good idea to give an artifact. A troop bonus would be too useful – it wouldn’t be interesting.
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What’s the point? There’s no point in the level – it won’t really help. It’s not advisable to give an artifact. A troop bonus would be too useful – it wouldn’t be interesting.
By the way, no one prevents you from gathering an army from the dwarf cities - I decided not to remove this possibility, so you can gather a very good reinforcement)
I can allow you to hire more heroes, but there's a problem – there aren't any left! They're all occupied by players 2, 3, and 4.
I can let you hire some heroes, but there's a problem – there aren't any left! They're all already hired by players 2, 3, and 4.
I can allow you to hire more heroes, but there’s a problem – there are none left)) They are all already hired by players 2, 3, and 4.
So, do you periodically kill them, or do the Gnomes automatically restore them right away?
My question is: will there be multiple endings?
Will jokes be added, and will it be possible to dig for Graals?
Red hero, and this is version 1.0.0. Is this just the first campaigns? Without the Hammers of Fate and Tribes of the East mods? Am I correct?
I completed the map. I have good impressions. Towards the end of the game, the dwarves put up quite a strong resistance, even after the capital was captured. I collected the dragon set. The promised guerrilla warfare was in full swing. Besides Rolf, there is no need to fix anyone else if you want to maintain the difficulty of the game and still make it possible to complete it. Although the ending is a bit unclear: Alaric arrives, praises you, and that's it? But overall, it's a worthwhile map; it captivates with its unconventional tactical decisions without imposing strict adherence to the campaign's plot.