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I must admit that I haven't played most of your maps. Well, except for one, you know. I can suggest taking a short break and creating some non-storyline mission in the "epic" genre ;)

Single-player is probably better. Although a multiplayer option could work, but then we could implement this idea. I want to improve "Utopia" in this way... Run script checks on the computer/player, and if there's a computer, enhance it. And of course, other scripts, a storyline, quests, etc. That would be great. The faction isn't particularly important, but you could choose a rarer one (in the case of multiplayer, you could probably even choose a free one). I think I was looking for maps featuring Orcs once and found that they aren't popular among mapmakers. Accordingly...
That's how I see it. It would be interesting. We could relax and have some fun.

How about combining all parts of "The Beginning of the End" into a single campaign with the same name? I'm sure this question has already been asked, but maybe the author has changed their mind?

2) This is a good option.
b) The meaning lies in the first word of the second point – the plot. The interconnectedness of the maps through the plot, as well as the presence of a main hero, provides grounds for combining the maps into a campaign.
3) You could also not limit it, but rather slow down the hero's development. For example, by changing the experience gained in battle.

Regardless, what should be done with the spells? In many maps, my gameplay is structured so that the most valuable spells are acquired by the hero under certain conditions closer to the end of the game. But here, he will already be jumping to the next map after the first one with Subjugation and Vampirism. Unless I try to make a transition from the first to the 4th map without transferring the hero himself. But I need to somehow transfer the characteristics and experience. Will SetGameVar help with this?

And in general, ideally, someone who knows the history of the Heroes games well should play through all the maps in this new version, even if it's on Recruit difficulty and with the help of the console, to give an objective assessment of the plot. I have set a very high bar for myself - to create a campaign worthy of the original series, and I don't want it to turn out to be some kind of mess, like the vampires in the Twilight movie.

1) In principle, that's a viable option. SetGameVar can be used to restore skills and attributes. If needed, I can help create such a function.

Definitely need to finish the remaining story-driven maps. There's only one left.
And then we can take a short break, consider whether to create a completely new map or continue with Ice and Fire.

Okay. Will the WarpToMap function need to be added to the scripts? For now, we should redo New Threat. In its current state, it definitely shouldn't be included in the campaign.

If a sequel to Ice and Fire is needed, we'll need a lot of help with consultations on how to connect the plot with the history of the heroes. I have an idea, but there are a few tricky questions.

No, I think it would be better to create the campaign in the usual way, besides, this WarpToMap thing works in a strange way.

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There is already a topic about this on the forum (yours), and in general, there are quite a few websites on the internet about the history of Ashan.