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immortal (Elves, Anwen, Red) defeated Lok1987 (Humans, Rutger, Blue) 2_2_7 From the start, Osia came out, and initially, I focused on leveling him up and rescuing Vlad from prison. By the end of the first week, I unearthed Anwen and made her my main hero. Vlad moved to one adjacent area, and Anwen to another. Although I cleared both zones simultaneously, I was severely lacking in wood, and I only managed to place Ents in the fourth week... I also ventured into the darkness, and without spells, it was difficult to break through the portals. As a result, Rutger overtook me and found the treasure first. To bring him back, I went to his town via a Guild of Heroes on the sixth week. The plan was to prevent him from getting too far away with Vlad, level 12, equipped with fire elementals and mines, while I cleared the treasure area ahead. However, the Guild of Heroes turned out to be only one turn away from the enemy's town, so I immediately moved there. Seeing this, the opponent surrendered. Thank you for the game.
I confirm. I had everything under control from the start. Rutger, with his archer, was only in the doval. I took the mines only on the fourth day (because I didn't need them earlier), and I immediately got machines, etc. On the sixth day, I unearthed a tower in an adjacent area, which gave me a good view of the opponent's starting area. He got so upset by this that he gave up. In the beginning of the fourth week, I decided to attack the fire horses with dogs and imps. I had about 64 horses, 250 imps, and 130 dogs, while I had 3 angels, 10 horses, and 120 archers. As a result, the horses burned all the angels because both sides were morale-boosted. There was no one to resurrect, and I was already thinking of surrendering, but then, like a cockroach, I carefully examined the entire area and found a dwarven artifact with 20 initiative and a staff, all in one. I had to wait for reinforcements. I sold all the artifacts, which included a heroic chainmail, a ring of machines, and some other items. I trained almost 30 horses, declaring a week of monk training. I ran to the training grounds, building a chain, but the elf came, and no matter how I tried to dissuade him, he captured the castle. What can I say, he was a skunk. Thank you for the game.