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Hello. I've only been on the forum for about an hour. We play WOG at 200%. I started reading here and realized that I'm out of the loop. Do you even play Tournaments at 160% now? Explain to someone "behind the iron curtain" how far I've fallen behind, and also, give me a link to your heroes so I can check them out. I see that in your Tournaments, you even play with water and a bunch of other things (banks, taxes on the army, etc.). I play the third part; I don't know how to check the version. Please also explain the rules of how you high-level players play. For example, a map L, random, 200%, strong monster difficulty, no water, no AI, 1v1. The same number of castles, one week of access to resources, and when defending them, only units of level 1 or lower that don't shoot, or level 2 units that don't shoot, are allowed. If the land isn't yours, you have to restart. You can buy 7 and 6 units by agreement, but you can conquer towns for growth. Playing with Conflux is prohibited, and diplomacy is also prohibited. As I understand it, you create maps in some clever way so that you don't have to restart a thousand times. At least explain how it works in your Tournaments; I don't want to be stuck in the Stone Age, and my friends will be grateful too. I understand that it's child's play for you to answer such "elementary" questions, but I would be grateful. I need to understand what this is all about and what to take into account. P.S. You should have put a peasant in the picture instead of a goblin; they are the weakest. %) P.S. What is SoD?