| What you need to do is this:
Let one deamon champion attack the castle. Otherwise the necessary event won't trigger. I played this map for ages. Wehen i finally got attacked (had a big army in the castle) everything worked out well.
A lot triggered at once, you just have to move the knight again near the south-east-border.
The walkthroughs don't mention that you need to be attacked, otherwise ther're ok.
This will trigger an event and Nicolai will show up, spend one turn and Agrael will come out of the Inferno town. Do not attack Agrael! His troops seem to grow with yours so as to keep you at a disadvantage no matter what. I tried to fight him and got slaughtered by 700+ Archdevils!
Let Agrael fight Nicolai for the scenario to end.
This will trigger an event and Nicolai will show up, spend one turn and Agrael will come out of the Inferno town. Do not attack Agrael! His troops seem to grow with yours so as to keep you at a disadvantage no matter what. I tried to fight him and got slaughtered by 700+ Archdevils!
Let Agrael fight Nicolai for the scenario to end.
objectts :
1 : is complete.
2 : is not complete (hold dunmoore. ).
3 : is complete.
4 : is complete.
5 : is not complete. ( godric and Isable. )
It's not vitally important which one you choose, but the gold is useful at the beginning of this scenario - so that'll be my advice. You could argue that 4 imperial griffins costs more than 1500 gold, but you can't use the griffins to build structures in your town.
Capture any town in 1 week / Rescue Isabel and capture Dunmoor: These two objectives are tied in with each other. There is only one accessible town on the map, and that is Dunmoor (you can see it on your minimap from the start). So that'll be your first objective.
From your starting point go immediately northeast to the Garden of the Wee Folk (that's the leprechaun for all you old-timers) and then follow the road east. Avoid the Artifacts' Merchant for now, you'll need your money for troops in the beginning and there'll be plenty of time to visit it later. Once you get to the crossroads; turn north towards the Haven Military Post. It's guarded but you should easily manage. Get the monks and griffins of course and continue north until you see a Saw Mill to the west - flag it and continue along the road towards Dunmoor. Don't forget to visit the Crystal of Revelation on the way.
After you've captured Dunmoor, you can see Isabel's prison just northeast of your town; it's guarded by a few pit lords. Build either dwellings or town hall in the town, get what troops you can and then go bash the pit lords. Once you've freed Isabel give her the main part of the army and send her to Dunmoor (again, don't forget the Crystal of Revelation for Isabel either). From Dunmoor Isabel should head to the northwestern corner of the map to the spectral dragon. Try to use good tactics to preserve your troops. Whatever the outcome, it will be worth it; there's a Gold Mine and some treasure. Next return Isabel to Dunmoor.
At the beginning of week 2, you'll get a new objective: Hold Dunmoor against enemy attacks. At the same time you should be able to spot the Demon Lord Agrael (red hero) approaching from the south. He's coming for Dunmoor, so if Isabel and the army aren't already there . well, then get a move on. Be sure to keep Godric out of the way, as the Demon Lord will attack him if he gets a chance. He can hide out either near the Gold Mine to the northwest or near a Saw Mill to the east. I'm actually not sure if it's necessary, but I put Isabel inside the town garrison to make sure she'd have the advantage of already constructed Citadel.
Once you've defeated Agrael's army you'll have about 10 days until the next attacker arrives, so spend the time well. Let Godric pick up the troops from the Haven Military Post and have Isabel ride east along the road to the Saw Mill. Once you've flagged it turn north to a second Haven Military Post. There are a couple of mines around here, but you shouldn't engage in combat that'll give you too many losses, it's better to wait for a while then. While Isabel stays fairly close to Dunmoor, Godric should explore the northeastern part of the map. There are three significant places he should locate there. The first, and most important, is a portal exit, because this is where the next Demon Lord will arrive - so once Godric has found it, he should stay clear of it. There are a few of creature stacks, but Godric can easily move around in the area. The two other locations are a Subterranean Gate Entrance and an Obelisk.
In the middle of week 3 the next Demon Lord arrives not far from Dunmoor, so make sure Isabel can make it to the town before the Demon Lord. After the battle with the Demon Lord, you'll be given a new objective again: Set up Tears of Asha in Dunmoor. Every now and then a not-so-powerful Demon Lord will appear from the south - they will attempt to take Dunmoor, but not if you have some troops in the garrison (you'll need more than 1 peasant of course, but a huge army isn't needed). If you get the chance, let Isabel deal with these roaming Demon Lords.
Keep exploring the lands, while keeping an eye out for enemy heroes. It's helpful to remove some of the fog of war in the southern part, so you'll be warned earlier if enemies approach. To complete your newest objective, you'll need to visit some Obelisks. There are 3 on the map, but if you try searching the map, you can probably figure it out after visiting only 2. When you have an idea of its location, buy a new hero and start digging in the area - if you're close, the game will tell you in what direction to dig. Once you have it, take it to Dunmoor and construct it.
During week 1 of month 2, the final Demon Lord is released in the south, so it's time to head home. If you think you have enough troops then head out and meet Alastor, instead of waiting for him to come to you. Defeating him triggers the final objective: Send Godric to Nicolai.
If you just want to complete the scenario, then load Godric with troops and send him along the road leading south from Dunmoor, near the bottom of the map the road turns west. Follow it across the bridge (see the picture at the top). Keep heading east until the edge of the map, then turn south towards the garrison (it's visible in the southeastern corner) and watch the spectacular ending.
If you don't want to finish just yet, there's plenty of stuff to explore. From here on the demon armies will pose only a minor threat to you, but from time to time low-level heroes will appear - they prove no real threat though. Split your troops evenly between Isabel and Godric and let them start exploring the map. There's a large tunnel system underneath the surface, that has a lot of interesting things; Marletto Tower, Arena, Star Axis and 2 Crystal Caverns (a big help when building and upgrading the Jousting Arena and building high-level Mage Guild).
So if you can not find the tears but have the puzzle cleared just ride your heroes near where you think the tears are buried.
But since you went through the trouble of writing all this down, I'll give you the respect of addressing every one of your points.
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