Posts from Islands of Mystery, Chapter 2: Dragon Wisdom

Or instant magical omniscience.

And here's another thing: if a mage has Vampirism, and it makes sense to use it on creatures with attack-retaliation, which ones should you target? Considering that 2 units are golems and gargoyles, you can't build titans in this city in this mission, and gremlins are also out. That leaves rakshasas, djinn, or mages.

There are no mages either; they use bows, and in melee combat, they're useless.
Probably against Djinns. They like to throw hats at them, and they're faster and more numerous.

I'll try that too. And for mages, minor artifacts with health and defense are usually pretty good.

There are no mages either; they use bows, and in melee combat, they are useless.
Probably against Djinns. They like to throw hats at them, and they are faster and more numerous.

Among the Rakshasa, only against Rajahs, because there is no counter for them, and for Kshatriyas, it's already ineffective. Detected.
Does Saddir finish the 2nd mission at level 30, or did I not reach it?

Question: Where can I download the map? (The link in #1 doesn't work).

Added 31 minutes ago
You can download it here now; I'll fix the situation later: http://www.maps4heroes.com/campaign_opinions.php?campaign_id=9&game=5

I'm currently stuck on mission 5, and the "Counterspell" ability of the enemies is really annoying. :smile17: I regret not choosing it when upgrading Saddira; now that she's level 33, it seems almost impossible to level her up further. I haven't seen a mentor on this map either. Right now, I've completed two elemental quests (earth and air, but for some reason, the water quest isn't marked as complete, even though 100 water elementals joined my army at sea). I also defeated Runtar in an auto-battle, captured the city of Yavet, but lost almost my entire weak army, including the bonus 40 phoenixes. In the city, I found over 500 unrecruited gremlins and over 300 gargoyles (typical Monday). The next day, a turquoise hero with a "High" threat level arrived on elephants and started attacking the castle (I had Saddira inside, of course; she would have been wiped out outside). I defeated him in an auto-battle, but now I have no army. However, the other two visible turquoise heroes (very low and medium threat levels) have retreated to the eastern part of the map. This gives me time to quickly build up an army, as Yavet, with the Tear of Ashi, seems to be quite passive when controlled by the AI. Also, is it worth it to go to the portal, as some people here have written, since the mission ends there? As I understand it, after visiting the activated building at the place where everything started? I have some questions: Do the turquoise players have cities, and if so, how many are there on this map? There's no tavern in the city, so I can't check. Why is the red player positioned in such a way that he appears on the mini-map but isn't visible in the forest and doesn't move? To complete the water elemental quest, do I need to clear the green necromancer on the island, or the three sunken ships in the bay, plus the Sunken Temple?

I think it's not necessary to finish off the turquoise player; you can go to the pyramid and complete the mission. Yaved is the only town on the map. As for the red player, I don't know. There's a Hangwul in the forest, but it's hard to see on the map. To complete the quest from the water faction, you need to kill a Necromancer.

I think it's not necessary to finish off the turquoise player; you can go to the pyramid and complete the mission.
Yaved is the only town on the map. As for the red player, I don't know. There's a Hangwul in the forest, but he's not very visible on the map. To complete the quest from the water faction, you need to kill the Necromancer.

That's what I did. The red player didn't move, and by the way, I killed the green Necromancer, but the quest wasn't counted for some reason. Oh well. The result is that I got a relatively low score; I guess others did much better. (screenshot) In the Heroes Campaigns, I used to get 15-50K points.
I liked both parts of Islands of Terror. In this one, you don't have to sit around and think for too long; most of the battles are fought manually, which is good for developing skills. Again, the plot is very well thought out by the author; everything is consistent and logical. Overall, both games give the impression that you've watched a good movie and left the theater feeling satisfied. The third part would be very good; how is it going, is it interesting? :smile02: And I would like to suggest an idea to those involved in creating content. Guys, remember how strangely Ornelle's fate is designed. Let's come up with something else about her on the scale of a separate campaign, okay? Because she only appears in one scenario in the expansion pack, besides the campaign, and that's it. ("The Alliance" is there, but it's not very interesting).

Hello everyone, I've completed the scenarios, and I really enjoyed them; it's one of the best scenarios I've played. I have no questions about the first four missions, and there are no bugs either. In the fifth mission, I didn't understand why the red player was needed (he was just sitting in the bushes on a hill, not bothering anyone). Also, I couldn't complete the quest for the fire elementals; rather, I completed it, but it didn't finish. And for some reason, I didn't get the phoenixes, which was a little disappointing, but diplomacy, combined with the Leadership Crown, gave me the required number of troops. In general, I completed it in 365 days and received the "Black Dragon" badge; I played on veteran difficulty. I want to thank the author again for this amazing work.

Hello everyone, I've completed the scenarios, and I really enjoyed them; it's one of the best scenarios I've played. I have no questions about the first four missions, and there were no bugs; in the fifth, I didn't understand why the red player was needed (he was just sitting in the bushes on a hill, not bothering anyone), and I also couldn't complete the quest for the fire elementals; or rather, I completed it, but it didn't finish, and I also didn't get the phoenixes, which was a little disappointing, but diplomacy, combined with the leadership crown, gave me the necessary number of troops. In general, I completed it in 365 days and received the "Black Dragon" badge; I played on veteran difficulty. I want to thank the author again for this amazing work.

And in the last one, were you also unable to pass through the fire wall? People here wrote that it was necessary to have two artifacts on the hero, and they were there, but the badge for passing through still didn't appear (that's what happened to me).

Thank you for your feedback ;)

And just a reminder, I'm happy to see any volunteers willing to test the finished maps for the third installment. There are currently three of them, but soon there will be all five. If you're interested, add me on Skype: yashiggi, or write me a private message.

Thank you for the feedback ;)

And just a reminder, I'm happy to see any volunteers willing to test the finished maps for the third installment. There are three of them for now, but soon there will be all five. So, if you're interested, add me on Skype yashiggi or write me a private message.

Many are waiting: :smile13::smile14:

Please update the archive.

Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed guests, attention – a **PREMIERE**!
Today, March 22, 2016, at 16:30 (Moscow time), a live playthrough of this wonderful campaign will begin, naturally with a hero. **Welcome** to the stream, where, after registering on the website, you can share your opinions and emotions in the chat, which all other viewers will see, regarding this campaign and more.
Taking this opportunity, I would like to express my sincere gratitude:smile54: to Sergey Kozin, aka **Ser9K**, for creating these two wonderful campaigns, and I really hope that the third one will also be completed.

P.S. A big, warm greeting:smile02: from an old friend to Kolyashkin, whose messages you, Nikolai, once deleted at my request.