Leolopus (red, Orcs, Garuna) won against Twaryna (blue, dungeon, Letos), if I'm not mistaken, 1-4-7.
This game could easily be considered unfair, or rather, not the game itself, but the way it ended:eek: My opponent was developing Letos, I was playing as Garuna. In the beginning, on the 4th week, I attacked the portal guard, and after the battle ended, the turn-based mode was activated. I still had the opportunity to attack the guard on the other side, which I did, and ended up right in front of Letos. Knowing that my opponent would definitely try to trick me, I decided to attack myself and lose, but I didn't have time. On his turn, Twaryna attacks me, deploying all his units, but due to the -2 luck and morale for dark factions, my ballista with zero morale moves before everyone else, and 46 of my opponent's furies die. I retreat to my castle without any losses. My opponent then chases me and moves towards the castle. I go out to the field again, but the second battle doesn't bring me any joy; I lose about 40 trappers against two single hunters and retreat to the castle again. My opponent arrives at my starting castle, and his turn ends not far from the castle. I buy 6 packers, as I don't have enough money for anything else:eek:, and with about 300 trappers, 189 centaurs, and 6 flying giraffes, I go to my doom. For the battle, my opponent deploys 5 stacks of hunters, with 2 in each stack (BPD). I just run around the battlefield without any hope and with the thought of an imminent and unconditional defeat. And then, a collapse happens. My opponent has two stacks of hunters left, both already revealed. My centaurs and ballista move. The centaurs manage to eliminate only one of the two hunters (BPD), and the ballista eliminates the second to last stack of hunters. My opponent has 1 hunter left, who is supposed to move, and as a result, my opponent loses on this turn. But:eek: the hunter doesn't move, antimorale triggers, and he skips his turn. After that, Garuna sends him to his death:smile34:. That's the kind of thing that sometimes happens; be vigilant:) Thank you to my opponent for the game, I feel for him;)
I confirm. I managed to squander a 99% winning game due to carelessness and unfavorable luck. I received a good lesson)) Thank you for the game! :)