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15 years ago
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I don't think you even need to build it. Just capture the main enemy city, and that's it. Although that was a long time ago, so I might be wrong.
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15 years ago
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I've captured everything there was. I can't even remember how to summon the ship anymore; it's impossible. I stood by the shore, not knowing what to do, and got stuck... Help, what do I need to do?:confused:

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Never mind, I figured it out myself; I've already completed the second chapter.
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15 years ago
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Duncan will be in the final mission, but as a supporting hero (you'll have five of them there :cool:), and besides, he already has some development "from the developers," so there's no particular need for it :).
15 years ago
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Can you tell me how to defeat the garrison at Gustav's Bend? How many troops do I need to gather?
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15 years ago
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If the hero is well-developed, an army half the size of the garrison should be sufficient. That is, 10+ Archangels, 20+ Paladins, and so on.
15 years ago
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Thank you!
I completed the first campaign!
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14 years ago
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I played for almost 6 in-game months, and I had never beaten it before (I just won). Basically, I quickly grabbed mines and turquoise cities and just sat there, leveling up. Andreas would come, I'd go into the city, and he'd run away. So, I leveled up everything I could. Then I remembered that I could also get angels, but I had to work for it. But I didn't have time. With an army of 1000 peasants, 1000 archers, 800 latniks, 500 griffins, 150 inquisitors, 150 paladins, and zero angels, I went to capture Duncan (Andreas was distracted by the north of the map, purely by chance) and, ignoring Duncan, I almost captured everyone without losses (well, 2-3 dozen griffins, which isn't much), and he fled on a ship after 2 of my turns and 1 of his. And Prince Andrei was still stronger)))))
14 years ago
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Perhaps I'll share my experience (difficulty level - "Veteran"): without knowing anything about the map, I immediately set off. 22 wolf cubs joined me. I captured a Dwarf Castle (extra money is always useful). In the underground, Earth Elementals joined (I replaced the peasants with them) ("Diplomacy" wasn't leveled up). After exiting, I fought some random enemy. It showed me where Duncan was located. After some hesitation, I headed straight to the prison. I didn't touch the Castle. I arrived and attacked. I was (figuratively speaking) speechless, my jaw dropped, and my eyes popped out. Decent defense. Oh well. I have a Knight-Mage (if you want, I can show you the stats). Blindness + teleport for blocking + resurrection do their job (from 140 mana, only 3 units remained at the end). I set a personal record - I cleared it on the first try (if it were possible to save a video, I could have presented it as proof, although I have a save before and after). I explored the map a bit with hero units. For fun, I took Duncan with a minimum army to the Undead Bank. I gave the artifact to Frieda. I took two upgrade structures, which were located between the Castle and the exit from the underground. Then I saw that a strong enemy was attacking my forces. I realized that I needed to deal with it. I replayed it several times. Then I defeated him with a trick. A well-rested hero + a messenger do their job. I gave Frieda 6 simple riders. She had a little of her own army. Somehow, she defeated the enemy. I don't remember what I did next, but Frieda's army had grown. For fun, I sent Duncan to the location of the prison. There were riders guarding 3 chests. At the end of the battle, 3 monks (or 2) remained. Meanwhile, Frieda captured one of the enemy Castles. Then, since I didn't know where to go, I wandered around the map alone, attacking caravans (remember the story about "robbing caravans"). I figured out where another Castle might be. I went there with a small army and realized that I needed to "reload." I waited a week for everything to arrive. With a few maneuvers, all the troops, down to the last peasant, were with Frieda. I defeated the garrison and took the Castle. I tried to sail on a ship - no luck, I needed to gather an army or I was just too lazy to think. For fun, I defeated the second garrison. I took two more upgrade structures and got on the ship. 1k peasants, etc., do their job. Part of the map remained unexplored.
11 years ago
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Could you please tell me if it’s possible to complete the quest without destroying the garrison before the port?
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11 years ago
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yes, if you take the Astral Gate.
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11 years ago
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Reksarich
I think I'll tell you how I played (difficulty level - "Veteran"): not knowing anything about the map, I immediately set off. 22 wolf cubs joined me. I captured a Dwarven Castle (extra money is always useful). In the underground, Earth Elementals joined me (I replaced the peasants with them) ("Diplomacy" was not upgraded). After exiting, I fought some no-name enemy. It showed me where Duncan was located. I hesitated for a moment, wondering what to do, and then headed straight to the prison. I didn't touch the Castle. I arrived and attacked. I was (figuratively speaking) speechless, my jaw dropped, and my eyes popped out. It had decent defenses. Oh well. I have a Knight-Mage (if you want, I can show you the stats). Blindness + teleport for blocking + resurrection do their job (from 140 mana, only 3 units remained at the end). I set a record for myself - I cleared it on the first try (if it were possible to save the video, I could present it as proof, although I have a save before and after). I explored the map a little with hero units. For fun, I took Duncan with a minimum army to the Undead Bank. I gave the artifact to Frieda. I took two upgrade buildings, which were located between the Castle and the exit from the underground. Then I saw that a strong enemy was attacking my forces. I realized that I needed to deal with him. I replayed it several times. Then I defeated him with a trick. A well-rested hero + a messenger do their job. I gave Frieda 6 simple riders. She had a little of her own army. Somehow, she defeated the enemy. I don't remember what I did next, but Frieda's army had already grown. For fun, I sent Duncan to the place where the prison was located. There were riders guarding 3 chests. At the end of the battle, 3 monks (or 2) remained. Meanwhile, Frieda captured one of the enemy Castles. Then, since I didn't know where to go, I wandered around the map alone, attacking caravans (remember how it was in that story about "robbing caravans"). I figured out where another Castle might be. I went there with a small army and realized that I needed to "reload." I waited a week for everything to arrive. With a few maneuvers, all the troops, down to the last peasant, were with Frieda. I defeated the garrison and took the Castle. I tried to sail on a ship - no luck, I needed to gather an army or I was just too lazy to think. For fun, I defeated the second garrison. I took two more upgrade buildings and got on the ship. 1k peasants, etc. do their job. Part of the map remained unexplored.

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind
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11 years ago
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Eleondor
Sure, if you get the Astral Gates.
I didn't find the gates until the 5th mission; I don't know if I was just unlucky, or if that's how the scenario is designed.

In general, the mission isn't difficult; there are a lot of upgrade opportunities, and Frída was already practically a terminator at the start. Andreas didn't bother me unless I provoked him by entering his territory. I played as a hero, completed it in 4 months, and explored the entire map. I defeated Andreas, captured both garrisons, and Duncan took the port city. I maxed out both heroes, taking into account all the upgrades. :)

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By the way, a couple of questions arose during the playthrough.
First: why did we fight against Andreas, when after liberating Duncan, Frída was on the same side as them? Logically, I thought that after that, the red faction should either come under our control or become allies.
Second: what was the purpose of the Lava Dragons guarding one of the portals? I didn't attack them until the very end, when I had explored the entire map, thinking there was a scripted quest involving them, but I didn't find anything. They just joined me, and that was it...

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