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You can do it manually, even using Paint... I thought to myself that the ideal option would be to generate them randomly, and then, after a bunch of generations, select the most acceptable one. Although, I haven't actually tried it in practice.

A set of 5 for noobs
the previous ones are for pros.

I don't know, I would personally take a long time to generate them, as although I'm not very good at creating maps, some of the geographical features of the countries are my own invention. But there was a good program for creating maps somewhere, but I lost the link to it.

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5 is for noobs
the previous ones are for cool guys

Ashen is for noobs
Terra, Xeen, Enroth, and Axeoth are for Necromancers.

A lineup for losers.

You've become quite brazen with such statements, Lahandor.

Well, the fifth game is for those... with unique tastes.

- Roger, base, over. The bomb hit its target. Over.

>not playing Might & Magic VII in 2016

You would probably make an excellent demolitions expert.

In Hammerwatch, Aretz liked to place bombs under his opponents. And I liked to die as a Paladin.

Let it fly to Syria.

I am a master of demolitions. My religion demands it.

Rosario does not approve of explosions.

Ah, I just quickly sketched my map in Paint in five minutes.

I also just did it randomly, but I remembered seeing a tutorial on drawing a map using the "clouds" filter and used it, and then I just worked with what came out.

I also noticed that hippie.

I also noticed that cloud of death.

And to me, it looked like some kind of Shrek or Hulk. Superman was also lying on top.

It's better to create maps in the Heroes editor.

Not better. It's inconvenient, there's a lot of fuss, and it's difficult to create a finished drawing.

And yes.
The fourth Heroes game is for guys.
The other Heroes games are for those with specific tastes.

I remember that in the early expansions, the hero editor was used, although only as a map of the area, but I liked it.

Ah, I just quickly sketched my map in Paint in five minutes.

Now it's clear why the empire looked more like a principality.

I just noticed the description on the parchment I'm using; it says "non-stick," as if to prevent it from burning.