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vitalic (blue, Castle, Valeska, Valeska) def Wik777 (red, Rampart, Kir, Kir) 2SM4D(3) 124
We played without restarts. The start was weak; there were 21 archers in total, but they were built and ready for battle. I cleared the wood, researched Mysticism, found a refugee camp on a dirt road, and Valeska deviated, losing a turn. I got 4 pikemen. There are only three heroes in total. On turn 113, I scouted a nice path to the swamp. There are 5 heroes, I see a stable, I decided to play, but in vain. My opponent has two elf dwellings, a lumber mill, and a stable – it's great. I only see one spearman dwelling, and I can't even take it at the beginning. On turn 114, with 30 spearmen and 20 archers, I take a dwarven mine with 75 dwarves and urgently prepare for the swamp on turn 115. I realize that I can't build stables, the lumber mill is nowhere to be seen, I just wasted a turn running home with a hero, I wanted horses in the army! On turn 116, I prepare for the decisive day. I have 7000 gold, but no wood. I built citadels in my main castle and the secondary swamp castle. I cleared up to 49 orcs, but there were only 20, and then I found a lumber mill with three groups of units. There's a lot of money, oh, I should have come here 3 turns earlier; this almost became a decisive moment because Kir arrived here soon, and I didn't have time to gather enough resources from the richest spawn. On turn 122, I see my opponent's hero, and we start interacting. A chain of outposts is established. I think about transferring troops and paying him off. Kir arrives without unicorns. I decide to attack him. I sell everything on three markets, buy new units, and attack.
Valeska 5 6 1 1 (level 8, Badge of Valor and Clover of Fortune, expert logistics, a book, and mana for one spell) 39 archers, 22 lizardmen, 5 champions, 5 wyverns, 9 air elementals, 14 royal griffins, 23 fakes
Kir 5 9 1 3 (level 8, with a book, main air) 41 great elves, divided into three groups, 6 silver pegasi, 11 dendroid soldiers, 14 centaur captains, 12 harpies
The battle is not straightforward, but thanks to morale, I win. My opponent, without an economy and troops, surrenders.
Thank you for the game
We played without restarts. The start was weak; there were 21 archers in total, but they were built and ready for battle. I cleared the wood, researched Mysticism, found a refugee camp on a dirt road, and Valeska deviated, losing a turn. I got 4 pikemen. There are only three heroes in total. On turn 113, I scouted a nice path to the swamp. There are 5 heroes, I see a stable, I decided to play, but in vain. My opponent has two elf dwellings, a lumber mill, and a stable – it's great. I only see one spearman dwelling, and I can't even take it at the beginning. On turn 114, with 30 spearmen and 20 archers, I take a dwarven mine with 75 dwarves and urgently prepare for the swamp on turn 115. I realize that I can't build stables, the lumber mill is nowhere to be seen, I just wasted a turn running home with a hero, I wanted horses in the army! On turn 116, I prepare for the decisive day. I have 7000 gold, but no wood. I built citadels in my main castle and the secondary swamp castle. I cleared up to 49 orcs, but there were only 20, and then I found a lumber mill with three groups of units. There's a lot of money, oh, I should have come here 3 turns earlier; this almost became a decisive moment because Kir arrived here soon, and I didn't have time to gather enough resources from the richest spawn. On turn 122, I see my opponent's hero, and we start interacting. A chain of outposts is established. I think about transferring troops and paying him off. Kir arrives without unicorns. I decide to attack him. I sell everything on three markets, buy new units, and attack.
Valeska 5 6 1 1 (level 8, Badge of Valor and Clover of Fortune, expert logistics, a book, and mana for one spell) 39 archers, 22 lizardmen, 5 champions, 5 wyverns, 9 air elementals, 14 royal griffins, 23 fakes
Kir 5 9 1 3 (level 8, with a book, main air) 41 great elves, divided into three groups, 6 silver pegasi, 11 dendroid soldiers, 14 centaur captains, 12 harpies
The battle is not straightforward, but thanks to morale, I win. My opponent, without an economy and troops, surrenders.
Thank you for the game