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He completely gave up. The only road ended before it even began, leading to a dead end. But luckily, the intersection was penalty-free, and the second road wasn't too far away.
Gunnar quickly gathered his troops and resources. By turn 114, he had captured the brown Castle and moved through the central intersection towards the green Castle. He captured it on turn 121. He wanted to rush with reinforcements to his opponent, but he made a big mistake in reading the map layout (what seems physically close on the map can be very far away) and wasted a lot of time running around. He also managed to lose a valuable unit on a simple guard post due to a lack of level 1 units. Capturing a village and scouting new areas is, of course, something, but the moment was missed.
After teleporting to 131 in a pointless run, he finally headed towards his opponent. Thanks to scouting, he saw that his opponent was in a bad situation. He attacked on turn 133 from a one-way road, but he didn't know where Galtran was. He decided not to chase him and instead went to capture the main Castle. On turn 135, he captured the city, but when Galtran approached with 10 spells, he got scared and ran away. He had both Town Portal and Fly built in his main Castle, and he had a Scroll of Dimension Door with him, but Gunnar didn't have the wisdom to use Town Portal. And the timer was also running out. He ran around his opponent's Castle, captured some objects, and used Dimension Door to jump back and capture the Castle as soon as his opponent went to his dwelling. After that, he headed back to his main Castle, hoping to gain wisdom and learn Town Portal along the way.
On turn 211, his opponent couldn't defend the city with shooters, but on turn 212, he forgot about it and gave it away for free (damn timer!). Meanwhile, Gunnar built up a decent army and decided to focus on pass-fighting, because with wisdom, everything would become too easy. However, after 6 levels in a row, wisdom should definitely be offered, and then it can be advanced quickly. He flew with Town Portal to clear the scouted objects, captured the shackles, the empty utopia, and the tea Castle, and built archers there. He couldn't reach Galtran to attack, and he was also afraid of strong magic, for which he couldn't find any protection. However, a few days later, he saw an army on a shooter, which he attacked. The aftermath showed that there was no magic there, and the Grand Mage wasn't even built. So, I think I created unnecessary problems for myself.
Thanks for the game.