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Hey what do you mean by "check show multiplayer maps"

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1 Spectre per 1 mana drained.
Also, the amount of mana stealed is limited to the number of spectres, and of course, the current mana of the target.

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That is not possible. You need a shore / landing place in order to being able to summon a boat and enter it. The map is made, so that you cannot summon or use any boats.

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Is there any way to modify campain, custom, multiplayer maps those that you orginaly have when you install the game(not those you made by Map Generator or in Map Editor), via Map Editor or some other tool

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Try here
(I know it's not in English, but I think you can figure out, right?)

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Caravans
Three new tabs have been added to the in-town creatures purchase interface:
Hire creatures from dwellings; Hire creatures from neighbouring castles;
Caravans’ estimated time of arrival.
Hire creatures from dwellings
The “Hire creatures from dwellings” tab
shows all dwellings owned by the player in
which creatures can be hired. It also shows
the creatures themselves.
The ‘buildings’ icons are replaced with the
‘dwellings’ icons; the figures show the
number of creatures, the increase per
week, and the caravan movement time.
The dwellings are sorted by running time
from the top down.
Hire creatures and send them by caravan by clicking the Confirm button.
Hire creatures from neighbouring
castles
In the “Hire creatures from neighbouring
castles” tab, the player’s castles are
shown with all creatures that can be
hired there. Everything else is similar to
the dwellings tab.

Caravans’ estimated time of arrival
This tab shows all caravans travelling towards this town. The caravans are
sorted by arrival time from the top down. Similar creatures are grouped
depending on their time of arrival and the type of place they left from
(dwellings are grouped with dwellings, castles with castles).
Caravan mechanics
A caravan is a self-steered cart (a special
unit on the adventure map) visualised as a
cart model. A caravan can only move
creatures, and does so between towns
belonging to the player or from dwellings
belonging to the player to his towns.
A caravan travels by itself (automatically)
from the preset origin to the preset
destination. A travelling caravan is visible
both to the player who owns it and to his
opponents (if it comes within their scope). A caravan travels at the speed of a
hero who has Expert Logistics and Pathfinding. All terrain penalties are
considered. A caravan consists of an arbitrary number of creatures, but no
heroes. The number of creature slots in a caravan equals the number of slots
for a hero. Creating the caravan itself is free.
Caravans can be attacked by enemy heroes. This leads to a battle, controlled
by the player, but without a hero on the side of the caravan (because there are
no heroes in caravans).
An allied hero can interact with a caravan (when the mouse cursor is moved
over the caravan, its shape changes in the same way as when interacting with
a friendly hero). Before the interaction attempt, the player receives a
[Yes/No] Message Box saying, ‘Do you want to withdraw creatures from
the caravan? Caravan will be disbanded’. If the player responds Yes, an
interface similar to the Swap Creature interface opens, where troops can
transfer between the hero’s army and the caravan. After the interaction, the
caravan is disbanded, and any troops remaining in it disappear.
A caravan selects the shortest unblocked route to its destination. If travelling
is impossible (blocked by other units or respawned monsters), the caravan
stops, with an icon over it showing that it stands idle. Once the caravan
owner’s turn begins, he sees a popup window saying, ‘One or more of your
caravans is standing idle’, with the OK button. A caravan’s destination can’t
be changed.  

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Is there any skills that allows learning a spell at no mana cost?

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