It started with two paths: one leading to the Guild of Thieves, the other blocked by a box containing 84 grubs. My opponent didn't give me a chance, so we started playing. I cleared the grubs, leveled up Gunar to 10k, and immediately cast Earthbind. Then, I had a perfect leveling strategy, focusing on intellect, air magic experience, and so on. On the fourth attempt, I found a teleport scroll and a damage dealer behind the monsters. I cleared everything I could, and in the last turn, I boosted my stats and cast Counterspell. Then, Kreg arrived, and we exchanged blows, ending in a draw in my castle. The next day, he came again, and I foolishly sat in the city without mana. However, he didn't have enough troops to kill me, even with 125 mana, and he retreated again. Later, I saw him heading towards my main city. I moved into the castle with a Knight and placed Aina with an Armageddon spell (10 spells) outside. She destroyed everything except the skeletons. He made a mistake and attacked the city with his Armageddon, hoping to retaliate (I think this was his mistake), but he failed and lost. In the end, he wrote that I didn't deserve to win, but I disagree.
During the game, I accused him several times of cheating, and overall, I was left with a very unpleasant feeling. Games like this are not enjoyable at all, and that's what we play for. My opponent didn't give me any space; I'll mention that I had several units with 4-5 wisdom and a support unit with two damage dealers. I don't think I didn't deserve the victory; my opponent, as I understand, only had a single powerful unit for the entire game.
Thank you for the game. P.S. I was too lazy to use commas.
I didn't say the victory was undeserved (and I don't think so); it's just another piece of nonsense from you. I've reported your behavior in the "Fair Play" thread. I hope we don't meet again!
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