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Attacked the Knights of Isabel near the Barracks, and the knights disappeared – the game froze. Tried replaying – the result was the same. :(

Version 3.1?

Yes. I've explored half the map, and there are no problems, except for the Knights of Isabel near the barracks. In principle, this doesn't cause any issues, but getting a bonus of a couple dozen swordsmen each week would be helpful.

I checked. Everything works. The issue is not with the map. Did any errors appear in the console?

I checked. Everything works. The issue isn't with the map. Did any errors appear in the console?

I installed a different game client, and the problem was resolved. It seems the issue was with the game itself, not the map.

Thank you very much for the map; I thoroughly enjoyed playing it. I was particularly impressed by Lorenzo, who appeared with a huge army and a "High" threat level when I had already captured all the human castles. I had to run around the entire map, gathering troops from all the castles until the threat level dropped to "Medium." The second surprise awaited me when I killed the first unit of his human army. But it was quite interesting, and I had to replay it several times to defeat him. Also, I didn't notice the two-way portal near the castle, which led to the Crystal Mine, and for most of the game, I was only saved by the Horn of Plenty and the "Spoils" skill. At the beginning of the game, every peasant counts, and you have to choose what is more important: the army or resources. It was quite challenging, but this difficulty added its own unique touch and made the game more interesting. P.S. I played almost the entire map without the Crystal Mine (because, due to my own foolishness, I didn't notice it), and this added its own unique touch. I had to constantly sacrifice something (I decided to sacrifice the Angels), and the game was much more interesting. I suggest removing this mine altogether. P.S.S. What is the purpose of the Shielded Hall in the Dungeon? I spent a long time trying to figure it out, but I still couldn't understand why it's there.

Great that you completed the map, thanks for the feedback. Are there any comments regarding the balance, or is everything okay?
The Shielded House is just there for atmosphere: after all, it's a dungeon for dwarves. ;)

The battles for the priest's liberation and the fight against Orlando were very difficult because both battles were played on the "Medium" difficulty level, and I didn't expect them to summon Demons and Undead. I couldn't complete them on the first try and had to replay both.
The last demon is very weak. Considering that I have 4 castles, killing the last demon was easy.

I completed the map on "Hero" difficulty in 70 days. The map is excellent, a real gem. It's very engaging. The events unfolded roughly like this: at the end of the first week, I captured my first Castle. In the second week, all the enemy heroes, including Freya, came to visit. There was a constant clash of metal and the sound of arrows flying from dawn till dusk. By the end of the week, Freya had only 4 Inquisitors left. The balance of power is excellent. Then came a week of turmoil, and another week of turmoil (would the esteemed Genie be so kind as to shorten these weeks?). But a gem can be turned into a diamond. I absolutely didn't like Duncan's starting skills. He should have "Logistics" and "Leadership"; instead, he just spent his time gathering resources and training. The hero in prison (Axel?) is useless. He can be freed about a week before the end of the game – what's the point? Blocked teleports: it's perfectly fine to live without them. It's not at all obvious how to unlock them (this refers to the Witch's Hut); the conditions for starting the process are lengthy and tedious, only for aesthetes – to make everything work. Faiza (or Narhiza?) could be focused on something else – she's a fun and useful creature (as a source of experience). Lorenzo summons undead in the second battle. (Is there a demographic crisis in Shio?) The battles with Lorenzo are interesting; after them, the demon in the Castle becomes completely harmless and docile. (I think Freya deserves this toy). At the gates, the imps drain all the mana (maybe a well should be dug in front of the Castle?). Freya's special ability becomes ineffective (this doesn't bother her at all, but I would like to "tear" the demon apart using all the available means – "divine retribution").
Thank you very much for the map.

Where is this priest? I can’t find him.

The southeastern corner of the map. It is written in the quest description.

I was looking for the prophet's hut for some reason.

Tell me, is this map a standalone scenario, or does it continue a storyline that takes place on other maps?

The plot of this scenario is related to the Tribes of the East campaign.

Couldn't find a priest, so I gave up. Damn, I hate timed quests!