#Heroes of might and magic 3 campaigns code#

Now he has Advanced Earth and is ready to use Town Portal when he finds it. I wanted him to use the chests for experience because he had Wisdom and Intelligence as default secondaries. While my initial hireling Caitlin was advancing to level six via battles (I do not like the default hero, Christian), my new hireling (the druid Elloshar) was advancing just as fast by picking up chests. I am now well back into 'Homecoming,' and at least for this scenario I am now sure I will not be using the code. I think I liked him because he was always fast to learn Air and Earth magics, which meant he was fast to learn the best spells in the game. I have his icon in My Pictures, and I often use it on message boards, though this message board has the icon reserved (I had to settle for a genie). It has been years since I played Heroes III, but one thing I have always kept with me is this character. I see there is someone besides me who appreciates Solmyr. Send Instant Message | Send E-Mail | View Profile | Quote Reply | Link My question is will the game allow me to continue in the campaign after I have used a вЂњcheatвЂќ? Or will I get this big вЂњCHEATERвЂќ message, preventing me from continuing on to the next scenario or the next campaign?

#Heroes of might and magic 3 campaigns code#

Just before I end the scenario, however, I will use the code to bring my other heroes up to the maximum allowable level. He will do most of the fighting, even after he reaches the level maximum and is no longer receiving experience. If thatвЂ™s not possible, or if itвЂ™s too difficult, I am thinking of using the вЂњnwcigotbetterвЂќ code, which levels a hero up. I just donвЂ™t want to be passing my main army around. Is it possibleвЂ“вЂ“without too much difficultyвЂ“вЂ“to play through the campaign scenarios as if they were stand-alone scenarios? That is, can I focus on just one hero? Maybe IвЂ™ll have other heroes pick up some chests for experience, or maybe others will pick up experience by defending towns. The procedure feels cheesy and unrealistic, and itвЂ™s a hassle. The trouble is that this is not a footrace, and an army is not a baton. Though I havenвЂ™t read about the evil campaigns and the other good campaigns, I suppose that the strategy guideвЂ™s author advises the same procedure.

This procedure should be used in the next scenario (вЂњGuardian AngelsвЂќ), which also has a level maximum.

And because the four strongest heroes pass on to the next scenario, the army should be passed on to two more heroes who can build themselves up to level six. That hero can use the army to build himself up to level six.

But he also says that after a hero reaches level six, the player should transfer the main army to another hero. The author says rightly that for this scenario, heroes can go only to level six. What annoyed me was what I read in PrimaвЂ™s official strategy guide. In вЂњHomecoming,вЂќ the first scenario of the first good campaign (вЂњLong Live the QueenвЂќ), I played a good portion of the map. I had much fun, and I decided to try a campaign. If you have played the Heroes III campaigns, will you answer a question?ДЇor the past few days I have been playing some Heroes III scenarios.