BOLIVAR
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We took a rest.
Found dwellings at locations 1 and 4.
Jalib seemed like a good choice for the start.
I had Iris, and I was planning to use her as the main hero, but she started developing rather slowly – no luck with logs, machines, or orbs. Jalib, on the other hand, got a log and chose the path of war. He was given a defense bonus. He broke through to the Treasury, took a Temple, and found several artifacts on the ground. Then, Erling appeared through another portal and immediately ran away; otherwise, Jalib would have attacked and driven him away – Jalib had a stronger army, and his mini-units were already equipped.
The Treasury turned out to be very large; in the end, I collected a complete set of dwarven items, and only the crown was missing to complete the full dragon set.
On the mentor, I had a choice: discard the log or the machines. I decided to keep the log (by this time, I had two pairs of boots). I wanted an attack bonus, but I got a summoning bonus instead.
I went to the opponent through the Might and Magic (which is GO) map, and there I found another Rakshasa dwelling.
Hafa, using unnecessary artifacts, reached level 23 (Iris also had some, to catch up to level 25) and used her ability to increase troop growth.
On the way to the opponent, in one turn, Inga, level 22, decided to try a trick near the dwarven castle, but it failed, and she was killed by Jalib.
The battle at the dwarven castle lasted for more than 2 hours. When Jalib started using Vengeance with 850 damage plus a mark, the opponent's game crashed.
My first thought was not to continue the game at all – it was too exhausting to dig the dwarf out of the castle.
But the next day, I gathered my strength and decided to finish it. This time, it was faster. I killed all the dragons and 3/4 of the elders with harpooners and paid a ransom of 100K (I had a lot of money, and I still had 30K left). Jalib lost about 15-20 gremlins.
The opponent decided not to continue.
Thank you for the game.
P.S. For the second time, the map generated a scenario where I break through a portal into one of the zones – there's a small area, about a meter by a meter, surrounded by mountains and forest. A cockroach can cross this zone in one turn, and there are still movement points left. I sent both maps to Mozu (the first one was a fun map with Sergey; I don't remember the template now, but it was critical – the other portal was broken through with significant losses). Mozu says they are dealing with the map generation issues. But it's a bit sad.
Found dwellings at locations 1 and 4.
Jalib seemed like a good choice for the start.
I had Iris, and I was planning to use her as the main hero, but she started developing rather slowly – no luck with logs, machines, or orbs. Jalib, on the other hand, got a log and chose the path of war. He was given a defense bonus. He broke through to the Treasury, took a Temple, and found several artifacts on the ground. Then, Erling appeared through another portal and immediately ran away; otherwise, Jalib would have attacked and driven him away – Jalib had a stronger army, and his mini-units were already equipped.
The Treasury turned out to be very large; in the end, I collected a complete set of dwarven items, and only the crown was missing to complete the full dragon set.
On the mentor, I had a choice: discard the log or the machines. I decided to keep the log (by this time, I had two pairs of boots). I wanted an attack bonus, but I got a summoning bonus instead.
I went to the opponent through the Might and Magic (which is GO) map, and there I found another Rakshasa dwelling.
Hafa, using unnecessary artifacts, reached level 23 (Iris also had some, to catch up to level 25) and used her ability to increase troop growth.
On the way to the opponent, in one turn, Inga, level 22, decided to try a trick near the dwarven castle, but it failed, and she was killed by Jalib.
The battle at the dwarven castle lasted for more than 2 hours. When Jalib started using Vengeance with 850 damage plus a mark, the opponent's game crashed.
My first thought was not to continue the game at all – it was too exhausting to dig the dwarf out of the castle.
But the next day, I gathered my strength and decided to finish it. This time, it was faster. I killed all the dragons and 3/4 of the elders with harpooners and paid a ransom of 100K (I had a lot of money, and I still had 30K left). Jalib lost about 15-20 gremlins.
The opponent decided not to continue.
Thank you for the game.
P.S. For the second time, the map generated a scenario where I break through a portal into one of the zones – there's a small area, about a meter by a meter, surrounded by mountains and forest. A cockroach can cross this zone in one turn, and there are still movement points left. I sent both maps to Mozu (the first one was a fun map with Sergey; I don't remember the template now, but it was critical – the other portal was broken through with significant losses). Mozu says they are dealing with the map generation issues. But it's a bit sad.
