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In general, I couldn't handle it – it's not my type of map. Too many monsters, and they're all very strong, plus a huge map and a lack of active enemies and your own castle. I thought I'd try it on Recruit difficulty, but the auto-battle doesn't work. Even playing each battle manually, there are hordes of Daughters and Griffins even on Recruit. In general, it's for those who like to grind against tough monsters.

Considering the hero's level-up speed and level reset (and, consequently, stat reset) in later missions, the map size doesn't seem justified, in my opinion. There's no point in running around and exploring the map. It would make sense to show the final point of the map and an approximate shortest path. By the time you reach it, your level will be around 30. Long wanderings are not good for campaigns, in my opinion. 2-8 weeks to complete such a map, visiting all the upgrade locations, is just right.

In general, I couldn't handle it – it's not my type of map. Too many mobs, and they're all tough, plus a huge map and a lack of active enemies and your own castle. I thought I'd try it on Recruit difficulty – the auto-battle doesn't work, and even playing each battle manually, there are hordes of daughters and griffins even on Recruit. In general, it's for those who like to grind against tough mobs.

Considering the hero's level-up speed and level reset (and, consequently, stat reset) in later missions, the map size doesn't seem justified, in my opinion. There's no point in running around exploring the map. It would make sense to show the end point of the map and an approximate shortest path. By the time you reach it, your level will be around 30. Long wanderings are not good for Campaigns, in my opinion. 2-8 weeks for a complete playthrough of such a map, visiting all the upgrade locations, is just right.

Well, every Campaign has both long and dynamic maps. I have both, and I don't see the point in limiting myself to just one type. This map is designed for a long playthrough (and if people took a year or more to complete the old version, this one can be completed in 6 months). The map type is a hero's journey through a beautiful area, filled with various monsters (not too strong on lower difficulty levels). During the game, the player is offered to solve a puzzle about the location of the Tear of Ash. The player is given the opportunity to gain full control over the hero's development, gather a formidable army, which, combined with the hero's special ability, will crush everyone in its path, and then the action will begin with chases, battles with strong rivals, and the capture of castles. As for the transition from the first map to the second, when passing through the Outcast Road, the hero will lose some experience (remaining at approximately level 9, i.e., there is a high probability that all useful basic skills will remain) + some percentage of stats (also, as in the Ice and Flame map). Of course, all of this is a matter of taste. I tried to include maps in the Campaign to suit all tastes) (if you don't feel like playing, there's a magic console).

by the way, were you able to beat the map with a hero yourself?)
it's kind of interesting)):D

No, I never test on a hero because it takes too much time. Plus, I'm not a very good player. If I can complete it on Veteran difficulty, it means the map is 100% passable.

I understand. I'm also playing on Veteran difficulty. By the way, isn't it better not to rush? Will the computer become stronger when you reach a certain point?

well, there's a performance boost with 5 castles, so I wouldn't waste turns) somewhere around the 7th month, if the hero enters the Dungeon, the forces will be roughly equal. If you delay, the consequences will be unpredictable.

Hey, I found some Furies surrounded by 3 packs of Wind Dancers (and some red dragons nearby). Is there an approach to them from the dragons' side?) Because you can't attack them from the other side.

All Fury units can pass through normally. Click on the surrounding stacks.

I can't reach two such squads (at the bottom and in the first case).
I just can't get close; it's as if a quest is required.
And by the way, do I need to clear the necropolis with undead from the prophet in the south, or is it about clearing the city ruins?

Everyone has a good approach. There is a quest for Furies, just like the quest for Assassins.

No, the Necropolis is something different.

1. Where is the blue tent of the key master? I can't find it.
2. The Ents don't work as quests. Why?
3. Where do you get quests? I didn't find anything on the first map... Maybe it's the Ents?
4. I developed in this order: education, magic, attack, logistics, and defense. Because without tactics, it's hopeless. I constantly split up my Fury units.

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And what do these circles mean? Maybe they are quests? Mine don't react... Maybe I need to remove the mod?

There are beige prophet huts, and that's where they give you quests,

Damn. Where is the blue tent of the key master?

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Okay, I'm stuck. On the first map, the entrance to the Dungeon is blocked by a blue Tower. Not only is the key master missing, but you can't even get to the Tower. The map is completely open, except for a piece of terrain in the upper left corner, and it's unclear how to get there. What's the catch?

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There are no prophet's huts on the first map.

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Never mind, I'll take the question back. I have some mod installed that turns prophet's huts into Ents. But still, is there a blue key master?