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Okay)
Shall I start the next one?):D :D

I'll start editing the previous ones now, it will take some time. If anyone has ideas for developing the plot, feel free to share them!

As a possible plot development, the devil could send him to conquer new territory, for example, the land of humans. (A video could be tied to this)
Or what if they suddenly stumble upon... :D :D :D

The final video hints at what will be in the next installment. I plan to kill another campaign hero, but it's unlikely anyone will guess who it is.

I haven't reached the final cutscene yet.
Hey, in this version, are all the artworks removed in the second part as well?

Now that’s what I call experience in a garrison:smile10:

I got it)))

Saw the legions, so I decided to take a look))

Runes are awesome! Immunity to fire and air, and here we go xD

Haven't had a run-in with Hangwood=Lom yet?

Nah, I'm currently trying to defeat a "fascist" with minimal losses. He has 70 Lava Golems + Flame Priests. Plus, they cast Elemental Immunity, so these 3 stacks are completely immune to magic. The rest are at the mercy of fate. Chain Lightning is failing; it starts hitting his own units. And Fireball usually targets the rest, plus Gnomish Luck is in play. It's quite entertaining, actually. But the biggest problem is the warlords in the garrisons. They walk up to the hero and consistently destroy a stack with magic. If there are a lot of them, they'll target them. If there are few, they'll target the Cerberuses or Horned Beasts. I entered a garrison with a stack of 600 Horned Beasts, meaning I need to recruit a bunch of Imps again. When they encounter the hero, they'll be wiped out again, meaning I'll have to sacrifice a strong stack for the garrison, which is not a good option.

I always cast Seduction/Subjugation on the enemy hero, and from the second turn, I try to eliminate them. Or Blindness. In any case, you need to "disable" the archers before they get a chance to attack. But this only makes sense if you have a decent army.

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I'm thinking, does the AI always eliminate Imps first? What if I put a small stack of Imps in front, and keep the rest in reserve? Will the AI spend its spells on them, or will it be smarter?

There are 140 Succubi and 340 Imps. The computer has a hundred Jarls. The garrison has 95 units that need to be defeated.

The hero eliminates all the Succubi in the first turn. If there are fewer of them, he eliminates the Imps (there are 270).
The garrison eliminates a stack of Horned Beasts or a stack of Imps – it depends on luck. But neither option is ideal.

There are 140 Succubi and 340 Imps. The computer has a hundred Jarls. The garrison has 95 units that need to be defeated.

The hero eliminates all the Succubi in the first turn. If there are fewer of them, he eliminates the Imps (there are 270).
The garrison eliminates a stack of Horned Beasts or a stack of Imps – it depends on luck. But neither option is ideal.

That is, in the battle with the computer hero, at least all the Imps + Demons are lost.
The garrison eliminates at least one more full stack of Cerberi or Horned Beasts.
That is, in the best-case scenario, at least two main stacks are lost.

Hmm... No one really attacked my Succubuses, so I ended up with a lot of them. All the aggression was directed at Imps and Cerberuses. But gating helped. I blocked all paths for the enemies, disabled ranged units with Seduction and Blindness. By that point, the summoned troops were ready to attack. But at that stage, the main role was played by the offspring; everyone focused on them.

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Don't rush to capture the garrison next to Thor Hall. It's better to build up your army. But then the AI's strength will decrease significantly. If you defeat Hangwul, it will be a good foundation for victory. Then you can start forming a mixed army. I only hired Priests and Jarls among the Dwarves.