Pasha took one re, I didn't take any. We started. Near the castle there's a beehive, a Griffin Conservatory for 2 angels, a bunch of crypts. In the tavern there's a Miner with 2 stacks, Kyrre came as the 4th hero :) On day 2, I took a secondary Inferno, and the crypts started falling one after another. I especially liked capturing the maximum crypt with Kyrre, who has expert archery, 18 gr. archers, 8 gogs, 4 swordsmen, and 11 pikemen. I thought I'd lose, because I didn't position myself well. But I only lost 11 pikemen and 2 gogs, and as a reward I got the Necklace of Swiftness. So my mood immediately improved :) On 121, I was afraid to go to the two-lane, because there are 5 horses, unupgraded, few archers, no pikemen left at all. I found another Griffin Conservatory, another beehive, and saw a passage to the secondary Swamp, which was guarded by 20-49 Evil Eyes, and I prayed that Pasha wouldn't come to the second lane — I thought, at least let him have something to do. Hopefully, he'd let me carry out my plan. And the plan was simple: on week 2, get angels (preliminary data suggested they'd be easy to get, at worst without a castle), take the far beehive, the Griffin Conservatory next to it, then the beehive and Griffin Conservatory near the castle, and then go for a rush. But on 124, Tazik breaks through the Evil Eye :( he takes my conservatory :mad: He only has native troops, so if he does take it, it'll be with heavy losses. I set up a rally point in my castle, and when the turn passes, Tazik has almost no troops left. I upgrade the Crusaders, buy everything, and attack. Kyrre has 5 horses, 35 archers, 30 pikemen, 10 Crusaders, 10 gogs, and 8+1 griffins, while Tazik has 1+1 angel, 13 basilisks, and a few gnolls. There's nothing to buy peace with, so Pasha surrenders.
Thanks for the game!