[Tournaments-HotA] Game of Thrones

A long and sweaty game; in the end, I managed to hit-and-run with a couple of diplomats, a stack of 29 titans, and a sniper bow:) . After that, I would have covered them with shackles, but the opponent surrendered first.
Thanks for the game.

I played very poorly + in some moments I just wasn't lucky. At the start of week 2, I took a consu 3 (a stack of birds from an external dwelling + wolves and 6 cyclops) in a zone adjacent to the opponent. Since Solmir's stats from the first week were around 6-9, and I had neither mana nor magic, I decided to get out of there, leaving an ambush of 1 angelos in a portal on a sucker, but Reddy didn't miss; in one turn he killed the suckers and even cut down the angel (didn't leave money for buyout + his sucker had exactly enough bolts). I ran into a super-treasure without mana, took a couple of zephyrs, and found a TP — perfect timing because Dessa was targeting the main and remained somewhere 1600 moves away from it with all her power. On my 125, I finish upgrading adv. earth and TP as Tirax to kill; in the end, I'm short by 10 move points :eek: , and Dessa has almost no money for buyout. Whatever, I stay in the Castle (Reddy doesn't know that my main with a bunch of meat is there), thinking he didn't run 3k+ moves for nothing just to avoid taking the main. But no, on her turn Dessa turns around and carries all the meat very far toward Solmir into a treasure. I became cut off by the roads, but through the wilderness, I found a portal to a treasure and there a Dragon Utopia with wings, which saved me since there were no resources for the guild. Then came a very long, tedious grind. At one point Reddy exposes the main with all its power, and it turns out that exchanging with KS works very well (10 gigs and 5 archs plus some small fry remain). Tirax TPs to replenish mana and runs again toward the opponent's Castle with the archs. I arrive at the end of the week, but there are already 10 titans :) I retreated to the computer's Castle and more grinding, in which I played about twice as slowly. Thanks for the game!