The respawn was very poor; moreover, they forgot to add crystals. Therefore, during the first week, there were only birds in the Stronghold, but I managed to break through to the grass-Rampart with three external dwellings of elves :eek: On the second week, on day 7, I was slightly short for bears; I traded on the market and accidentally built a capitol instead :). Total disaster, but I'm not too upset since I already had 80 grands. I went into the treasury, gathered 14 wyverns there, and took the Dragon Utopia. At the beginning of the second month, I broke through ГО and headed toward the opponent's Castle. Upon attacking the castle, I was slightly surprised by the opponent's 8 angels, 18 horses, and 45 monks. I paid them off with 45 orcs, leaving the opponent with 9 horses. I immediately ran into an unbroken passage, hit a Dungeon secondary site, next to which was a conserve. I took it and, not knowing where else to run, went into an adjacent treasury that I had already visited, but there was some dark space; entering it, I was shocked. Next to the Dragon Utopia I had already taken, there were three more :eek:. One maxed out; I left it for later because I have no idea how to take it with weekly growth. In short, I took all of this and went to the opponent to surprise them with my collection of artifacts, which I already had in abundance. In the finale, they had no chance, as an explosion immediately killed 11 of Dima's angels; my angels blocked the gates, and while everyone started climbing out through the breach (30 horses and 80 crusaders), the next explosion + my 130 grands with 80 orcs and a golden bow killed them all. The autopsy showed a fairytale respawn for the opponent with external dwellings of all levels, including an angel external dwelling and their own secondary site, but he was unlucky with the Dragon Utopias.
Thanks for the game! You surprised me with the amount of meat, and if Dima had found the Dragon Utopias, everything could have been different, as about a third of all his troops had been bought out, and his native secondary site was built up to horses.