Beriadon
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An interesting and intense game. A very small starting area with few interesting objects, except for a stable relatively close to the town. However, on day 111, there's an exit through golems to the Rampart, from which exits to two treasure rooms are quite close. One of them is immediately blocked, and in the second, I could move around more freely, but eventually, I ran into strong guards. I didn't get any Earth resources for a very long time, so there was no chance of breaking through at that moment. There was a resource node at the Rampart's area, but it was a tier 3 or 4 node. As a result, I didn't capture any objects in the first two weeks. On day 131, I started exploring the third treasure room, and that's what saved me. The battles were not easy, as my army consisted of creatures and hero troops from the tavern. As a result, in the third week, I found an angel and horse den, two Hive locations, sandals of the saint, two Pandora's boxes for experience and money, and visited the library. On day 141, I took the first Utopia, and on day 142, the second (they were close). The first one was very good - wings and dragon armor +4,+4, and the second was just a fat chocolate box - a teapot, gladius, and watchman's shield. After that, I wanted to attack my opponent in the treasure room where he was moving, but I was afraid of his strong magic, as my army had 1 angel, 23 horses, and 40-50 archers, while my opponent had a more powerful army. Instead, I found two more angel and Hive locations in my chocolate treasure room, as well as a Utopia with a quest item in another adjacent area. On day 211, I took my opponent's main town, but then I messed up - I should have caught him in the last treasure room, but I went to gather resource nodes and take towns at the Rampart's area. As a result, my opponent made a semicircle through the last treasure room and another adjacent area, significantly increasing his stats along the way, and on day 222, he took my Castle. I had to storm my own town. In terms of parameters, I had a greater advantage, with powerful stacks of angels and horses. But my opponent also had a solid army with a powerful stack of Vivs, as well as Hydras and upgraded Gorgons and Efreet. The inability to fly in with horses due to the city wall made me very nervous, but the parameters made a difference, and a breach in the wall also appeared quickly in the right place. My opponent forgot to put on the Titan armor, without it, his summon elementals spell wasn't as scary; otherwise, I could have lost the final battle.
Thanks for the game, it was interesting!*
Thanks for the game, it was interesting!*
