Might and Magic VIISolution copyright © Mike Marcelais. Version 1.0, October 2, 1999.The newest version of this solution is always delivered to the SpoilerCentre:first.

The map above shows the first mission of Haven campaign, during which you will learn the story of prince Tomas. It's one of the most interesting and most interactive maps available in Might & Magic Heroes VII.This mission is perfect for beginning players who want to learn about the game mechanics. Might & Magic: Heroes VII for PC is the seventh major installment in the cult turn-based strategy game series.The game, as were two previous titles in the franchise, was published by Ubisoft and developed by a third-party studio — this time around it was Limbic Entertainment, the creators of the Might & Magic: Heroes VI expansions as well as Might & Magic X: Legacy, an RPG set in the same. Descent underground downloads.

Check here for the latest and most complete version before complainingto me.Thanks to Andrew Becker for providing some of the informationin this solution. IntroductionLike its predecessor, Might and Magic VII is a very loose game -i.e., there is very little linearity. Although there is some linarity tothe game, and many more quests are dependant on previous actions, this is stillvery much a game of visit everywhere and complete all of the individual quests.Because of this freedom,the walkthrough will be in the style of a 'tour' of the lands. Each major gridlocation is listed (along with a screen capture of the map from the game), and allsurface locations noted.For towns, each building is described, along with what and who can you can talkto, who to buy skills from, and what quests are available. For the outlying areas,the dungeons are listed.Dungeon maps are not given - they would be too extensive to fit easily intoa web page and the automapping in the game is excellent. Also, every dungeon shouldbe explored completely to get all of the loot, but only puzzles and hidden locationsare described.

I also skip most of the fighting because it isn't something thatyou can easily describe, nor does it matter in most places, except that youhave to survive it. I do list the creatures that you will encounter in a dungeonor grid location to give you an idea of how difficult the location is.Stores are listed with a 'buy' and 'sell'. The 'buy' value is multiplied by theitems value to determine the price you have to pay for it. The 'sell' value is dividedby the item's value to determine the price you can sell it to the store for. Higheris always worse, and a 'buy' or 'sell' of 1 means that you are buying/selling an itemat cost.Every location has a 'reset' timer. This starts when you first enter the area,and after it 'goes off', the entire grid square resets: monsters reappear and randomtreasure is replaced. Nonrandom treasure (including most stat-gaining liquids) isnot replaced.

All dungeons have a reset of 2 years (24 months), unless otherwisenoted. Overland areas have reset times listed with their descriptions.Artifacts are unique items that can be found.Some of artifacts are placed at specific locations; others are randomly generated.Some of you may notice the similarity to my Might and Magic VI solution.I figure if New World Computing can put out a game based on basically the same engine,I can put out a solution with basically the same format.