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The opponent spent their restarts immediately, while I played without rests. Two native heroes arrived, a good spread, and scouting on the first day. In general, some great heroes showed up — Tiraxor, Labetta, Solmir, then Gundula. Overall, everything looked promising, even though I didn't find any external dwellings.
I pushed through to the computer, albeit with losses, as there were 4 ranged guards on the way to the computer — Rampart; I fed some goblins. But after that, everything went well: I found a cyclops external dwelling in an adjacent zone, built them up, built up the birds, and found Legion's Gauntlets for bird growth. I captured more computers — Swamp and Dungeon (portaled the cyclops). I pushed through everywhere using Tiraxor's tactics; he quickly grabbed Earth and Log magic, so I made him my main, and he didn't let me down. I also pumped Armor, Archery (for the cyclops), and Air. After that, I headed to my treasure zone at the end of the third week, where a couple of Dragon Utopias and clues appeared. And the further I advanced into the treasure zone, the more vast it seemed. 7 Dragon Utopias, many hives (though they all turned out to be small), 5 red dragon external dwellings. Basically, I got bogged down there for 1.5 weeks gathering all the loot. I didn't lose my army, collected almost all the Dragon Utopias (only missed the farthest one) — which gave control, a bunch of stats, and a Recanter for protection against Armageddon (since Greater Efreets were showing in the tavern), collected all the clues, jumped into the Swamp, upgraded Wyverns, and started planning how to successfully attack the opponent. The first time I almost reached the main, but scouted the road to it and returned. With Coronius, I jumped to the opponent's village on the grass — it turned out to be a Castle where the opp wanted to build Archangels. Near the Castle, I caught Grinya with 9 Angels and 25 Efreets. I intercepted 9 Angels and 7 Efreets from him at the cost of an Eater; the opponent paid off. The next day, I finally jumped Tiraxor to the opponent's Inferno castle and settled in there, while also conducting scouting. I saw how he was moving his army into a mini-treasure zone. On the next jump, I went there; he hadn't brought some Efreets to Shakti yet, so I intercepted those Efreets (27 units) and even beat back the bracers. And with the bracers, I attacked Shakti, where there were 20 Efreets, 56 Wyverns, and 15 Master Djinns. Shakti 24 27 13 13
My Tiraxor was 38 37 23 22 with 27 Rocs, 46 Monarch Wyverns, 25 Cyclops, and 3 Angels.
I think even if the opponent had combined the Efreets, I still would have won the finale; either the cyclops or the wyverns would have decided it with such stats.
Thanks for the game!
I pushed through to the computer, albeit with losses, as there were 4 ranged guards on the way to the computer — Rampart; I fed some goblins. But after that, everything went well: I found a cyclops external dwelling in an adjacent zone, built them up, built up the birds, and found Legion's Gauntlets for bird growth. I captured more computers — Swamp and Dungeon (portaled the cyclops). I pushed through everywhere using Tiraxor's tactics; he quickly grabbed Earth and Log magic, so I made him my main, and he didn't let me down. I also pumped Armor, Archery (for the cyclops), and Air. After that, I headed to my treasure zone at the end of the third week, where a couple of Dragon Utopias and clues appeared. And the further I advanced into the treasure zone, the more vast it seemed. 7 Dragon Utopias, many hives (though they all turned out to be small), 5 red dragon external dwellings. Basically, I got bogged down there for 1.5 weeks gathering all the loot. I didn't lose my army, collected almost all the Dragon Utopias (only missed the farthest one) — which gave control, a bunch of stats, and a Recanter for protection against Armageddon (since Greater Efreets were showing in the tavern), collected all the clues, jumped into the Swamp, upgraded Wyverns, and started planning how to successfully attack the opponent. The first time I almost reached the main, but scouted the road to it and returned. With Coronius, I jumped to the opponent's village on the grass — it turned out to be a Castle where the opp wanted to build Archangels. Near the Castle, I caught Grinya with 9 Angels and 25 Efreets. I intercepted 9 Angels and 7 Efreets from him at the cost of an Eater; the opponent paid off. The next day, I finally jumped Tiraxor to the opponent's Inferno castle and settled in there, while also conducting scouting. I saw how he was moving his army into a mini-treasure zone. On the next jump, I went there; he hadn't brought some Efreets to Shakti yet, so I intercepted those Efreets (27 units) and even beat back the bracers. And with the bracers, I attacked Shakti, where there were 20 Efreets, 56 Wyverns, and 15 Master Djinns. Shakti 24 27 13 13
My Tiraxor was 38 37 23 22 with 27 Rocs, 46 Monarch Wyverns, 25 Cyclops, and 3 Angels.
I think even if the opponent had combined the Efreets, I still would have won the finale; either the cyclops or the wyverns would have decided it with such stats.
Thanks for the game!
