maksar
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maksar (red, Barbarian, Haggesh) defeated Flash_RUS (blue, Inferno, Alastor) 2 week 3 month
It was an unusually long game. Haggesh was in the tavern, so I leveled her. Everything went normally until week 6, when due to the 8-minute timer expiring, I didn't manage to transfer the army to Haggesh in the center of the map (I only transferred wyverns and some warmongers). As luck would have it, the very next turn, a zero-level Crag Hack was attacked by a more leveled-up Alastor. Although the opponent had almost no troops, the berserker (on the centaurs) did its job. Only cyclopes and centaurs remained from my army (and not all of them), while the opponent lost very little. I thought about surrendering (Flash_RUS talked me out of it). Frustrated, I ran off in all directions (luckily, logistics and boots + path of war allowed it). I expected the opponent to visit me any day, but he didn't come — he was hanging around the center. Over a couple of weeks of wandering, I plundered everything I saw, gathered artifacts, and reached level 30. After that, I gated home, gathered troops, and went through the GO to the opponent. I was surprised not to see him in the castle (turns out he simply didn't have enough mana). After destroying 2 populations, I met Alastor a week later. I needn't have feared charm and berserker — the opponent's army was far too small. Thanks for the game.
It was an unusually long game. Haggesh was in the tavern, so I leveled her. Everything went normally until week 6, when due to the 8-minute timer expiring, I didn't manage to transfer the army to Haggesh in the center of the map (I only transferred wyverns and some warmongers). As luck would have it, the very next turn, a zero-level Crag Hack was attacked by a more leveled-up Alastor. Although the opponent had almost no troops, the berserker (on the centaurs) did its job. Only cyclopes and centaurs remained from my army (and not all of them), while the opponent lost very little. I thought about surrendering (Flash_RUS talked me out of it). Frustrated, I ran off in all directions (luckily, logistics and boots + path of war allowed it). I expected the opponent to visit me any day, but he didn't come — he was hanging around the center. Over a couple of weeks of wandering, I plundered everything I saw, gathered artifacts, and reached level 30. After that, I gated home, gathered troops, and went through the GO to the opponent. I was surprised not to see him in the castle (turns out he simply didn't have enough mana). After destroying 2 populations, I met Alastor a week later. I needn't have feared charm and berserker — the opponent's army was far too small. Thanks for the game.