1H vs. 1H(C), 1O(C)

Not my best looking map, but a good challenge to a beginning player. The name says it all - You'll need just about everything to beat this one.

Don't let that big wall fool you - the comp can attack fast!

1O vs. 4O(C)

I admit I have a serious fetish with high explosives - when it comes to computer games, at least . ^_^

This one's only mildly challenging if you find the best spots to ambush your opponents.

Look before you blast - The sappers are not always in the best location when the game starts.

Head south first.

1H, 1H(R) vs. 2O(C)

For the player who wanted a 2 on 2 match but couldn't log on for some reason, I bring you a little bit of fun.

Take and hold the gold mines in the center or your life will become miserable.

Newbies: Don't go and rescue Green right away. A 2nd mind (even a comp mind) will help you out a bit.

1H, 3H(R), 1O(R) vs. 2O(C)

My first level created with some form of plot line and overall concept for a natural looking composition. It's still one of my favorites.

Watch for ambushes when you least expect them.

Read the readme file for valuable info.

1O vs. 1H(C)

12 of the Horde's finest vs. a significant number of humans. Of course, you can always build more...

This level's too easy if you use Dragons. Try to limit yourself to make it more of a challenge.

1H, 1H(R) vs. 1O(C)

Made this back when I was high on cheat codes. You'll need "Glittering Prizes" to beat it, but it's still a challenge if you limit it to that.

You have dragons heading your way. What do you think you should build?

1O, 1O(R) vs. 1H(C)

Elbonia (as in the backwards nation mentioned in the Dilbert strips) is being invaded! You must fall back and raise an army to push out the left-handed ones.

To stay and fight is suicide, but there is still stuff you can use while you have it...

1O vs. 7H(C)

Made this right after I found out I could alter the prices things cost. It can still be a challenge if you put the cart before the horse.

Watch for Gryphons.

Blast to the south when it's time for infantry.

1H vs. 1O(C)

What it lacks in visual presentation it makes up for in sheer annoyance. That is, if you're not fast enough.

Don't dilly-dally - they've got everything they need to crush you like a bug except time!

1H, 1H(R), 1O(R) vs. 1H(C), 2O(C)

Created this just after I got WC II's BNE version, and wanted to use the new heroes.

It's a small map, watch your step.

1H vs. 1O(C)

A lone outpost vs. rampaging orcs! Bwa-HAHAHA!!!

But seriously, this is one of those levels where it's not fun to be on the defensive for too long.

Air and magic are your best friends.

1H vs. 1O(C)

A classic 1 on 1 game.

Be warned: The enemy has a head start for buildings.

1H, 1O(R) vs. 4O(C)

Fun if you like long games, the rivers are primarily dividers for the various land masses.

Build boats if you want, but your mobility will suck. Just use the land bridges.

Always have a Peon or 2 travel with your main force to shorten supply lines.

1H, 1H(R) vs. 3O(C)

Another level designed with cheat codes in mind, it can STILL get quite annoying unless you have god mode on.

You WILL need air defenses, and plenty of them.

1O, 1O(R), 3H(R) vs. 3O(C)

Named for a D&D NPC of Paul's creation, this scenario is my 2nd to be created with a plot, but you don't need to know it to enjoy it.

Watch where you step - you may be pumped up but you're not invincible.

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