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I've figured out the oracles and other things (BIG THANKS to OptiMAL), but where can I find data on Pandora's box?

So, the Pandora's Box contains a trigger for an event (you click on the box twice, and a window appears for entering the event name). You give it a name, for example, "Artifact." Then, click Campaign -> Campaign Properties -> Events -> Local Events -> New. And enter the event name, in our case, "Artifact." Then, on the Script tab, click New and choose an action. For example, choose "Show Message" and enter any text. Then, below the text, there's a window labeled "New." Click it and choose "Give Artifact" and select something. After all these operations, click "New" again and "Remove Script" if you want this event to happen only once. Then, click OK everywhere, and that's it;) Here's an example I've uploaded.

Here is my adventure-style map. I think the title speaks for itself:rolleyes:
Size: M
Players: 1
Dungeon: No
It's best to play on Equilibrium (3.51), or you can play on Whirlwinds.
Please share your thoughts, as I might need to add or remove something, or just generally evaluate it.

I wouldn't mind sharing my scenario, even two.
The first one, "Lucia's Escape," is designed as an anti-speedrun game, meaning that instead of having to kill someone within N days, you have to survive for those days.
It's of medium size and medium difficulty.
The second scenario is targeted, meaning it's aimed at those who create scenarios themselves, often excellent ones, but... don't want to test them, resulting in scenarios with great scripts and events being impossible to complete due to a simple error. This scenario outlines the most common mistakes.
The map and difficulty are medium.
Both scenarios can be completed without using codes - 100%.
Oh, I almost forgot. You need "Warlords of the Wasteland"; the scenarios were created in its map editor.
And one more request: if you download them, please let me know what you think.

Regarding the first map, I was somehow given a loss, even though both heroes were alive. And also, it's been about 3-4 days since the orange player regained their capital:confused: (it was around day 60).
Otherwise, the map is good, although running back and forth on the map might get a little boring once you've collected everything. I played on medium difficulty, and in principle, you can defeat the orange hero in about 70 days.

Thank you for playing through my scenario :)
Regarding the comments:
1. I haven't found a rational solution yet to move a hero without portals using events... So, I had to move the hero with a trigger. It's true that the first hero needs to be killed... That's why there's a grave... It's like a "thought-out bug":)
2. You need to capture this fortress immediately after disembarking from the ship...

Okay, duplicating a living hero and a corpse is tolerable. But there are also several fortresses, and they are very difficult to take because they have an incredibly strong contingent.
Another question: what are those "wagons"? I haven't seen them anywhere else???

I played on the easiest difficulty, as recommended. You can't get past "expert" anyway.
So, what's the point of the wagons – are they a resource or a structure?
P.S. What about my scenarios? I downloaded your 4 squares map, I'll start playing it tomorrow.