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invisible (Inferno, Peer, Peer) def GRAMM (Tower, Halon, Halon) 247 map Chers_Compass
I played this map once, but at 160%. The fact that the tournament was at 200% difficulty was a pleasant surprise for me right before the start of the game. Oh well.
After seeing the secondary Necropolis, I already had a plan for the game. I decided to build vampires and rush. I barely developed my Castle and didn't even build Efreet on the first week. On the fourth week, I broke through the knights guarding the entrance to the Dungeon with vampires, and to break through the Black Riders, I bought everything I could so as not to lose my lords (there were 18 of them). In general, I wanted to go to the opponent through the Dungeon and unexpectedly take his Castle. I cleared half of the Dungeon, and on day 222, 34 vampires killed 2 packs of Hungry Red Dragons. Then, I immediately bought a +4 sword and a +4 shield at the market. Then, I moved towards the exit from the Dungeon to the blue player, deciding to attack on the same week, bringing all my troops (by this time, I already had about 500 skeletons). But that wasn't the case. A skeleton incorrectly positioned near the gate wouldn't let me through :smile42:. I wandered around it and had to return, taking a Castle along the way behind the red player and learning Resurrection there. Then, I went to my native Inferno, killed the bloodthirsty quest Archangels with vampires on the city portal, and ran through the Archdevils to the neighboring territory, and from there to the opponent. I must say that 95% of all battles were fought by vampires alone. The other heroes ran from Castle to Castle and tried their best to turn all the skeletons they saw into skeletons. On day 246, I took the blue player's main Castle, which was undefended. The opponent went on the offensive, but didn't attack the Castle. And on day 247, I attacked:
Final battle: Peer, level 17, skills 13-12-8-9, 16 Sultan-Efreet, 50 Vampire Lords, 43 Demons, 42 Improved Elves, 20 Cerberuses (I don't know why I took them with me, otherwise they would have also been turned into skeletons :)), 143 Gogs, and 696 skeletons :D (they worked hard, it almost came down to Abyss Lords, Dendroids, and Pegasuses, but I decided that was too much, and it was enough).
Halon, level 11, skills 5-1-8-13, 16 Griffons, 37 Orcish Warlords, 58 Iron Golems, 6 Improved Genies, 20 Archmages, 8 Queen-Nagas, and 1 Giant. The outcome of the battle is obvious, given the difference in parameters and troops.
Thank you for the game!
I played this map once, but at 160%. The fact that the tournament was at 200% difficulty was a pleasant surprise for me right before the start of the game. Oh well.
After seeing the secondary Necropolis, I already had a plan for the game. I decided to build vampires and rush. I barely developed my Castle and didn't even build Efreet on the first week. On the fourth week, I broke through the knights guarding the entrance to the Dungeon with vampires, and to break through the Black Riders, I bought everything I could so as not to lose my lords (there were 18 of them). In general, I wanted to go to the opponent through the Dungeon and unexpectedly take his Castle. I cleared half of the Dungeon, and on day 222, 34 vampires killed 2 packs of Hungry Red Dragons. Then, I immediately bought a +4 sword and a +4 shield at the market. Then, I moved towards the exit from the Dungeon to the blue player, deciding to attack on the same week, bringing all my troops (by this time, I already had about 500 skeletons). But that wasn't the case. A skeleton incorrectly positioned near the gate wouldn't let me through :smile42:. I wandered around it and had to return, taking a Castle along the way behind the red player and learning Resurrection there. Then, I went to my native Inferno, killed the bloodthirsty quest Archangels with vampires on the city portal, and ran through the Archdevils to the neighboring territory, and from there to the opponent. I must say that 95% of all battles were fought by vampires alone. The other heroes ran from Castle to Castle and tried their best to turn all the skeletons they saw into skeletons. On day 246, I took the blue player's main Castle, which was undefended. The opponent went on the offensive, but didn't attack the Castle. And on day 247, I attacked:
Final battle: Peer, level 17, skills 13-12-8-9, 16 Sultan-Efreet, 50 Vampire Lords, 43 Demons, 42 Improved Elves, 20 Cerberuses (I don't know why I took them with me, otherwise they would have also been turned into skeletons :)), 143 Gogs, and 696 skeletons :D (they worked hard, it almost came down to Abyss Lords, Dendroids, and Pegasuses, but I decided that was too much, and it was enough).
Halon, level 11, skills 5-1-8-13, 16 Griffons, 37 Orcish Warlords, 58 Iron Golems, 6 Improved Genies, 20 Archmages, 8 Queen-Nagas, and 1 Giant. The outcome of the battle is obvious, given the difference in parameters and troops.
Thank you for the game!