Kolobokk
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Fashionable Tournament
Kolobokk (mages, Narhiz) defeated Mkadan (humans, Vittorio) - M3, 2-1-7
The beginning was typical: I chose a hero and went forward. The only thing was that I didn't get Hafiz. I just kept moving forward, sweeping everything in my path. I met Vittorio somewhere in the beginning of week 3. I drove him back to his castle. I brought reinforcements, but I didn't have time to reach the opponent's castle before the end of week 3. I didn't have time to bring new reinforcements; the opponent attacked. Narhiz, level 17, vs. Vittorio, level 14. The battle was roughly equal, but I had a bit too few troops (only all units up to mages, except for one growth). I didn't have any spells better than Ice Block. I retreated, but the opponent was left without an army. I had about 15-20 griffins, 20 monks, 1 angel, and 18 archers left. I retreated, and in the castle, I was waiting for new troops, all spells, and full armies from the djinn. I took everything and went on a new route, which, as it turned out, led to the same path, but it was much shorter. Meanwhile, Delaba, with 3 titans, was destroying everything around on the third path, but didn't quite make it to the opponent. I leveled up to level 11.
Seeing my main hero with an armada of troops approaching his castle again, the opponent surrendered. The economy was running smoothly; everything was built on time.
Narhiz, level 17, 2 6 10 21
Machines - 3 - ballista - tent
Defense - 3
Chaos - 3 - Fire Lord - Secrets of Chaos
Education - 3
Well, the build is almost perfect for a mage.
Thank you for the game.
Kolobokk (mages, Narhiz) defeated Mkadan (humans, Vittorio) - M3, 2-1-7
The beginning was typical: I chose a hero and went forward. The only thing was that I didn't get Hafiz. I just kept moving forward, sweeping everything in my path. I met Vittorio somewhere in the beginning of week 3. I drove him back to his castle. I brought reinforcements, but I didn't have time to reach the opponent's castle before the end of week 3. I didn't have time to bring new reinforcements; the opponent attacked. Narhiz, level 17, vs. Vittorio, level 14. The battle was roughly equal, but I had a bit too few troops (only all units up to mages, except for one growth). I didn't have any spells better than Ice Block. I retreated, but the opponent was left without an army. I had about 15-20 griffins, 20 monks, 1 angel, and 18 archers left. I retreated, and in the castle, I was waiting for new troops, all spells, and full armies from the djinn. I took everything and went on a new route, which, as it turned out, led to the same path, but it was much shorter. Meanwhile, Delaba, with 3 titans, was destroying everything around on the third path, but didn't quite make it to the opponent. I leveled up to level 11.
Seeing my main hero with an armada of troops approaching his castle again, the opponent surrendered. The economy was running smoothly; everything was built on time.
Narhiz, level 17, 2 6 10 21
Machines - 3 - ballista - tent
Defense - 3
Chaos - 3 - Fire Lord - Secrets of Chaos
Education - 3
Well, the build is almost perfect for a mage.
Thank you for the game.
