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Thanks for the game. The setup looked good: an external dwelling of gigases, an external dwelling of genies and magi, a Griffin Conservatory, Aina showed up. Everything seemed fine, I quickly cleared two paths to the small towns in the treasure zone. But when I sent Solmyr onto the grass and it was empty there, the underground was also empty, and the external tavern was showing all the joys of the opponent's life, I got sad. But I didn't lose heart, because even though the nearby treasure zone was blocked, there was a teapot visible beyond the 100th stack of cursed pegasi. :D When I saw the opponent's army in the second week, through strategic scouts, I started raging hard + the slightly lagging internet helped finish this agony quickly, since I stupidly revealed myself with a scout hero within the opponent's sight and got caught. The annoying part was that Solmyr was a seagull just like Gundula, they didn't level earth magic or at least air magic, which completely killed the tempo, the Griffin Conservatory 2-4 was never taken. Later I checked Múllich, who was bought at the end of the first week—he was a beast and leveled what was needed, but who knew...:smile32:
A good setup. With the starting Shakti, I got Gunnar and leveled him. It turned out very tempo-oriented, I quickly collected Dragon Fly Hives, was planning to take Dragon Utopias, of which there were 5 within one turn's distance, but I saw the opponent and decided to strike