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[/U]yasnikov (blue, Knight, Knight) vs Qwerty (purple, Necromancer, Knight) Slug Fest 1-1-6. Draw
Qwerty suggested I choose a race for myself (except for Sorceress). I had never played this map before, so I didn't know the tactics. But for some reason (it's irrational), I liked the Crusaders. So I chose Knight. As a result, it turned out to be a classic confrontation - Knight vs. Necromancer.
Again, not knowing the specifics of the tactics, but being sure that good must defeat evil, I rushed straight ahead to the opponent's castle. He, apparently, did not expect such audacity from me and, one day's journey from his castle, attacked. As a result of a short battle, the Necromancer was defeated (he fled with 2 Vampires), and the noble Knight with (approximately) 15 Pikemen and 3 Swordsmen rushed to capture the castle.
There were (again, approximately) 13 Zombies and 3 Archers guarding the castle. Here I made my main mistake - noticing a half-broken wall, I put Pikemen in front of it into the moat. That's when the towers attacked me (surprisingly, there were 3 towers, and I was counting on only one). As a result, before the last turn, I had a couple of Pikemen and Swordsmen left, and my opponent had all the Zombies. Here came my second mistake. It's the opponent's turn, and I have two stacks. I, in full confidence that I will still have a chance to escape after the opponent's turn, continue playing. As a result, the Zombies kill the Pikemen, and the towers shoot down the Swordsmen. I couldn't even escape.
In total, on 1-1-6, we have: I am locked in the castle by a Wizard (I have 8 Rangers, 4 Pikemen, about 50 Peasants, a Wizard with a full army), and my opponent has approximately the same, only he is locked in by a Sorceress. We decided to agree on a draw. I don't know if our actions are legitimate? If not, at least we enjoyed the game.
P.S. It turned out to be much more interesting and dynamic than Teleports, which I had been playing until now. I recommend everyone to try this map.
I confirm.
Oh, we had a fun game. At first, I messed up terribly. Then I saw the enemy hero and, with a cry of "now we'll fight," rushed into battle without a spellbook and with, to put it mildly, "not the right" troops. I could have easily entered the castle and the next day, with my entire army, attack, but... It's better not to remember how I fought. I fled. The next day, the opponent attacked the castle without a hero and lost the hero. After negotiations on ICQ, it turned out that he had made no less mistakes than I had. After that, another glass of piña colada, and I decided that since I came out of this strange exchange with a profit (it consists of the saved hero and 11 Zombies, the opponent has nothing) + the Lich was due to appear on the 7th day, I would continue the game. However, another glass of piña colada showed that the computer seemed to have also made a decision (the opponent was of the same opinion), the Barbarian was defeated, the Warlock was battered, but the Sorceress was rampaging at a distance of one turn from my castle. The opponent's Wizard was also nearby. No one wanted to play on who the computer would destroy first, and we agreed to a draw.
It was a wild game, although there were some funny episodes.
Орден Феникса – харизматический :) лидер