Roger-ua
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He distributed his units very well; I saw 3 Utopias in his main Castle, and he also had another main Castle on the dirt. He strategically placed double mana near the entrances to the main Castles on the Barbarian-adjacent territory. On turn 126, I destroyed his first Utopia, then the second. At that point, my opponent intervened, which slightly altered my plans. My situation was significantly better, but he kept taking my Barbarian Castle. However, it was clear that he didn't have teleportation, so I maintained a chain of units to be ready to strike if necessary. I built an Archive and used it to acquire the Air magic book from the dirt respawn point. My Tantrum was leveling up perfectly and was ready to strike at any moment with the help of amulets. But my opponent decided to retreat, so I had to push him. After I forced him out of all his Castles except one, he decided to take my main Castle and settled in, not believing that I would reach him. But my Tantrum was at 3600, so I reached him. In principle, I had other options to strike at my opponent, but he put himself in a vulnerable position.
Thank you for the game!
I sold my Tantrum, thinking I was selling it for a good price, but it didn't help. The Tantrum could capture Utopias much faster. I had to buy Earth and Air magic for Dessi. If I hadn't stayed in my main Castle, I could have gathered more units and taken the growth from my original main Castle, but it's not certain that would have changed the outcome.
Thank you for the game!
Unfortunately, this was the decisive game for 4th place in the group. I only have one game left, against Maestro Anti.
Весна 2013.
