Any Good Maps for Noobs to the Mod?

[yohnstoppable]

So I just discovered this mod recently, and decided to give it a try. It seems like a cool idea, with tons of possibilities. However, I find these campaigns to be infuriating and poorly made. I played the tutorial map, but that didn't really help.

My main issue is the horrendous English used in the instructions. For example:

"Since tomorrow, you are able to upgrade/downgrade any creature in your first slot to that in your last slot. If you change creatures. The Upgrade possibilities will change on next day, too!"

How am I to do this? From the description, it sounds like I can stick a skeleton on the first slot in my army, a lich in the last, and transform my skeletons into liches. Yet that isn't the case, and if it is I have no idea how to do it. i look at my hero screen, and my specialty just says "special" and still describes the stoneskin specialty when I right click it.

Another example is the Good Samaritan campaign. I get off the original island, and I'm in a maze where I constantly get killed by groups of gremlins. Either I missed something, or I'm just supposed to step on every possible spot, dying over and over to random battles, until I get out of there. I fail to see the puzzle in this, and how it is fun. Might as well ask me to type every number between 1 and 50, killing me and making me watch the death screen every time I don't pick the number 37.

I tried playing the Wake of the Gods campaign, but having to constantly close popups from this Dan idiot every time I picked something up got old fast.

So I'm left asking for suggestions on maps that are a lot more user friendly. Preferably ones created by English speakers, so I can at least understand what I'm supposed to do.

[Kalah]

We currently have 59 WoG maps in our database (map search is your friend ). Go nuts and download the lot if you want. Not playing WoG myself, I'm afraid I can't offer personal recommendations; maybe someone else here can.

[Qurqirish Dragon]

So I just discovered this mod recently, and decided to give it a try. It seems like a cool idea, with tons of possibilities. However, I find these campaigns to be infuriating and poorly made. I played the tutorial map, but that didn't really help.

My main issue is the horrendous English used in the instructions. For example:

"Since tomorrow, you are able to upgrade/downgrade any creature in your first slot to that in your last slot. If you change creatures. The Upgrade possibilities will change on next day, too!"

How am I to do this? From the description, it sounds like I can stick a skeleton on the first slot in my army, a lich in the last, and transform my skeletons into liches. Yet that isn't the case, and if it is I have no idea how to do it. i look at my hero screen, and my specialty just says "special" and still describes the stoneskin specialty when I right click it.

Place the creatures to upgrade/be upgraded to in the 1st and 7th slots. Then, when the NEXT day begins, you should be able to perform the upgrade.

Another example is the Good Samaritan campaign. I get off the original island, and I'm in a maze where I constantly get killed by groups of gremlins. Either I missed something, or I'm just supposed to step on every possible spot, dying over and over to random battles, until I get out of there. I fail to see the puzzle in this, and how it is fun. Might as well ask me to type every number between 1 and 50, killing me and making me watch the death screen every time I don't pick the number 37.

You get killed in battle? The gremlin attacks should be easy enough to win (I never lost a battle, or even a creature here). I forget how large the stacks are off-hand, but you may want to divide your elves into multiple stacks to spread the damage around (IIRC, you should have 10 or 11 elves at this point.)

I tried playing the Wake of the Gods campaign, but having to constantly close popups from this Dan idiot every time I picked something up got old fast.

Yes, Dan is annoying. Fortunately you can get rid of him fairly early.