In short, at 116 my opponent folded and surrendered, so there’s no point describing my lucky layout and not-so-great gameplay. I didn’t want to write a report, but my opponent insisted. Thanks for the game.
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Wlk777 (Blue, Dungeon, Shakti, Shakti) def Kash (Red, Rampart, Kyrre, Kyrre), 2sm4d(3) 131
Well, here I can’t say my layout was much luckier than my opponent’s. After all the resurrections, I got 80 Troglodytes + an external dwelling. Guard everywhere was strong, ranged and powerful. In short, I almost lost, with 20 Troglodytes left. I took external dwellings of Medusas, Archers, and a Castle secondary. In my native town: 1-4 in the Citadel. Little money; by week 2 I started crawling out of crisis, Mass Slow was on the way (would’ve been perfect for taking the 4 scouted cans, which later turned out to be 2 out of 3). By the way, by that time my opponent already had his native secondary... In short, by week 3, rapid development was looming with the capture of lots of Angels. Then on 126, Kyrre showed up with a horde: 21 Grand Elves, 5 unupgraded Unicorns, 60 upgraded Centaurs, 16 Dwarves, stats slightly better than mine... I sold my last pants (or rather, absolutely all resources), went without buildings, bought all the meager troops... Ended up with 15 Medusas, 83 Troglodytes, 14 upgraded Eyes, 37 Minotaurs, and 6 Harpies. I was afraid my opponent wouldn’t attack and would retreat. He rashly jumped on me, and in the basement at that. Thanks to tactics, I set up, cast Haste on the Minotaurs and Troglodytes; Troglodytes pummel Elves, archers shoot down Centaurs. Kyrre barely escaped with 4 Centaurs — my losses were only Troglodytes and half the Minotaurs. After a day’s thought, my opponent surrendered. Thanks for the game.