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invisible (blue, Rampart, Kirr, Kirr) def Dubrovin Pavel (red, Castle, Valeska, Valeska) 211 2sm4d(3)
We had a lot of restarts, and if Pavel hadn't taken his last turn, I would have surrendered on turn 114. So, let's begin. On the first week, I scouted 2 hidden locations with pegasuses, 1 with elves and dwarves, and a resource location for 2-4 angels. I took a secondary Tower. The result of the week is horses without a Stronghold. On the second week, all heroes were gathering money, which was scarce, and I managed to build only a Stronghold. Also, I found another hidden location with horses, took it on the second turn, and things became more interesting. On the third week, I took the largest resource location (I checked it for 2500 beforehand), bypassed the upgrade locations, and went to take the Hive near the Guardian of Order, then destroy the Guardian of Order and attack the Castle. A teleport was nearby, and I decided to scout it. It turned out that it led to the red player's original secondary location :eek:, which I immediately took, and the scout reached the main Castle (Valeska was in it) and revealed the tower near it. A plan emerged to lure the main heroine out of there and take the Castle when it was empty. Kirr returned to the teleport and started preparing. Valeska ran out of the Castle and took back the secondary location. I just need to reach it, I thought, I destroy the Guardian of Order on turn 145 (84 horse units from the Castle), and I enter the opponent's main Castle. I decided to wait for reinforcements (he had angels built:smile03:), and then attack. But on turn 211, he himself, realizing that it was now or never, attacked the Castle. I had an advantage in troops, and he had the Book of Earth. The first explosion, the elves resisted, and he only had enough mana for 3 explosions. With the second explosion, he still killed the elves, and with the third, he killed 3 angels, but my 19 horses with pegasuses and morale killed the angels, the crusaders, and part of the horses. The opponent paid a ransom and surrendered because on the next turn, I would have attacked his secondary location, and he wouldn't have been able to replenish his mana because I was blue. Still, blue has a good advantage.
Thank you for the game!
We had a lot of restarts, and if Pavel hadn't taken his last turn, I would have surrendered on turn 114. So, let's begin. On the first week, I scouted 2 hidden locations with pegasuses, 1 with elves and dwarves, and a resource location for 2-4 angels. I took a secondary Tower. The result of the week is horses without a Stronghold. On the second week, all heroes were gathering money, which was scarce, and I managed to build only a Stronghold. Also, I found another hidden location with horses, took it on the second turn, and things became more interesting. On the third week, I took the largest resource location (I checked it for 2500 beforehand), bypassed the upgrade locations, and went to take the Hive near the Guardian of Order, then destroy the Guardian of Order and attack the Castle. A teleport was nearby, and I decided to scout it. It turned out that it led to the red player's original secondary location :eek:, which I immediately took, and the scout reached the main Castle (Valeska was in it) and revealed the tower near it. A plan emerged to lure the main heroine out of there and take the Castle when it was empty. Kirr returned to the teleport and started preparing. Valeska ran out of the Castle and took back the secondary location. I just need to reach it, I thought, I destroy the Guardian of Order on turn 145 (84 horse units from the Castle), and I enter the opponent's main Castle. I decided to wait for reinforcements (he had angels built:smile03:), and then attack. But on turn 211, he himself, realizing that it was now or never, attacked the Castle. I had an advantage in troops, and he had the Book of Earth. The first explosion, the elves resisted, and he only had enough mana for 3 explosions. With the second explosion, he still killed the elves, and with the third, he killed 3 angels, but my 19 horses with pegasuses and morale killed the angels, the crusaders, and part of the horses. The opponent paid a ransom and surrendered because on the next turn, I would have attacked his secondary location, and he wouldn't have been able to replenish his mana because I was blue. Still, blue has a good advantage.
Thank you for the game!
