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We played up to 233. Twice I threw the game as Tant against the opponent. The first time on week 3, with 2 Angels, 600 Skeletons, 7 Necro Carts, 30 Wyverns, I attacked his native Castle; on the opponent's side there were 9 Angels, ~15 Wyverns, 50 Elves, and Unicorns. I played the fight very poorly, immediately charging my army into the breach when I should have softened the army with magic — I had Chain Lightning and 120 mana. In short, I lost half the army and fled with 50 Skeletons. By that time, Sandro was also leveled up, so with two Necromancers and magic, I quickly restored the Skeleton stack, captured the neutral towns and villages, while the opponent was eating up in his Treasure Cave. Having gained control at the start of month 2, I ran to the opponent, captured his Castle and village, leaving him without any towns. I hopped to Mephala in the Treasure Cave, attacked joyfully, thinking I'd pelt her with magic — by that time my Bolt was ~600. But the opponent had a Red Orb :smile15: and with my stack of Skeletons, 17 Wyverns, 2 Angels, I could do nothing against ~30 Wyverns, 3 Angels, and 8 Unicorns. I fled again and thought about surrendering, but the opponent had no towns, so I decided I'd have time to rebuild the army while the opponent retook their towns. That's how it turned out — I controlled the map, built Angels in a neutral town's Castle, found a level 4 Griffin Conservatory, gathered some Dragon Fly Hives, collected a couple of Utopias (they gave a Ring and a Cuirass +4 +4), upgraded to Archangels, and then attacked a third time with Shackles of War.
The advantage was already on my side in terms of army and stats; I also took Monks and Marksmen, and the opponent sent gg.
Thank you for the game and for the long match
The advantage was already on my side in terms of army and stats; I also took Monks and Marksmen, and the opponent sent gg.
Thank you for the game and for the long match
