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Nagash came, chose the right direction, immediately leveled up, didn't make any mistakes, and built a plan for the future. Then, he took a village in another zone, where there were ground-based creatures. The plan was finally taking shape. He planned to take 2 hives and then capture the creatures. On turn 124, he captured a village, which he and his opponent later fought over with units. At the same time, he took the creatures. He had a plan to take them if his opponent didn't take them first. That's what happened; his opponent didn't take the creatures. Nagash attacked, took them. His opponent decided to give it his all. He could have cast Armageddon (and Nagash was slow in the final and didn't avoid it), but that would have weakened his main force, while Nagash remained alive with a great Nagash, two creatures, boots, and logistics. So, he probably surrendered. You should play the finals more carefully.
Thank you for the game!
Мой любимьій размер - тройка. Будь то конса, утопа или сиськи ICQ:5676388