Valdemar85
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Valdemar85 (red, Caitlin, Sorsha) def Loi (blue, Rampart, Ivor, Ivor) 2sm4d(3) 142
The roads are slow, the guards on the secondary's respawn are decent (as usual for me lately), so I break through to the secondary
only in the 2nd week.
First week - 1,2,4,6 in the Citadel, no external dwellings found.
Second week - native secondary (as it turned out, the blue's secondary was also native, but had been there from the first week), I see 2
Griffin Conservatories, tier-3 units, few archers - waiting for the 3rd week. Found an external dwelling of Swordsmen (Sorsha specializes in them).
Of the money buildings, only a couple of crypts were found (though with scouting of poorly placed loot, I managed to collect quite a bit).
Third - I take the Griffin Conservatories almost without losses, break through to the capital, run toward the opponent, build a chain to transfer troops on day 141. I find out that day 141 won't work; for such an operation, 10 heroes are needed (buy Swordsmen in the external dwelling, pass by the secondary - stock up there, then a very long journey to the capital, and the roads are slow, and from the capital - further - to the passage through the adjacent swamp respawn). In short, only on day 142 do I enter Ivor's respawn with the entire army (but I was afraid they'd get me on day 141). I must say, I wasn't planning to attack the opponent's "home" with the army in the capital; the parameters were roughly equal, the army was also equal for now, but I couldn't allow them to buy out everything from the two native castles, go to the treasure zone, and earn money and parameters there, etc. I was sure that buying out everything without that wouldn't be possible; the opponent's economy was weaker. I intended to "make myself at home" on their respawn, break their chains, take the external dwellings, visit upgrade structures, but then on day 142, the blue side attacks - as it turned out, Loi managed to buy out almost everyone.
FB:
Ivor (10-10-3-6 expert Earth, offense and archery + art 15%) 3 Angels, 3 Green Dragons, 13 Unicorns, 22 Wyverns, 61 Grand Elves, 28 Silver Pegasi, 24 Dwarves.
Sorsha (8-7-6-9 expert offense, armor, air, leadership) 7 Angels, 13 Champions, 43 Crusaders, 93 Marksmen, 136 Pikemen.
Ivor's first turn - mass Slow and cover of the Grand Elves, who take out on a direct shot 3 Angels, 6-7 Champions or 21 Crusaders (I checked later), shot at the Marksmen (-50 units), my turn - expert Haste (as a result, 3 stacks reach across the entire field - 7 Angels, 13 Champions, 43 Crusaders), the defense is breached, the Grand Elves are blocked. Basically, that's it, though morale helped of course, but then I tried to replay it - and even without morale, I would have won easily. Thoughts out loud - if the opponent had had Tactics, and instead of Pegasi, Wood Elves had been bought and there were more Dwarves (24 is not serious), the result could have been different; breaking through the double defense would not have been possible right away, and in the meantime, the elves would have been doing their dirty work.
Thanks for the game.
The roads are slow, the guards on the secondary's respawn are decent (as usual for me lately), so I break through to the secondary
only in the 2nd week.
First week - 1,2,4,6 in the Citadel, no external dwellings found.
Second week - native secondary (as it turned out, the blue's secondary was also native, but had been there from the first week), I see 2
Griffin Conservatories, tier-3 units, few archers - waiting for the 3rd week. Found an external dwelling of Swordsmen (Sorsha specializes in them).
Of the money buildings, only a couple of crypts were found (though with scouting of poorly placed loot, I managed to collect quite a bit).
Third - I take the Griffin Conservatories almost without losses, break through to the capital, run toward the opponent, build a chain to transfer troops on day 141. I find out that day 141 won't work; for such an operation, 10 heroes are needed (buy Swordsmen in the external dwelling, pass by the secondary - stock up there, then a very long journey to the capital, and the roads are slow, and from the capital - further - to the passage through the adjacent swamp respawn). In short, only on day 142 do I enter Ivor's respawn with the entire army (but I was afraid they'd get me on day 141). I must say, I wasn't planning to attack the opponent's "home" with the army in the capital; the parameters were roughly equal, the army was also equal for now, but I couldn't allow them to buy out everything from the two native castles, go to the treasure zone, and earn money and parameters there, etc. I was sure that buying out everything without that wouldn't be possible; the opponent's economy was weaker. I intended to "make myself at home" on their respawn, break their chains, take the external dwellings, visit upgrade structures, but then on day 142, the blue side attacks - as it turned out, Loi managed to buy out almost everyone.
FB:
Ivor (10-10-3-6 expert Earth, offense and archery + art 15%) 3 Angels, 3 Green Dragons, 13 Unicorns, 22 Wyverns, 61 Grand Elves, 28 Silver Pegasi, 24 Dwarves.
Sorsha (8-7-6-9 expert offense, armor, air, leadership) 7 Angels, 13 Champions, 43 Crusaders, 93 Marksmen, 136 Pikemen.
Ivor's first turn - mass Slow and cover of the Grand Elves, who take out on a direct shot 3 Angels, 6-7 Champions or 21 Crusaders (I checked later), shot at the Marksmen (-50 units), my turn - expert Haste (as a result, 3 stacks reach across the entire field - 7 Angels, 13 Champions, 43 Crusaders), the defense is breached, the Grand Elves are blocked. Basically, that's it, though morale helped of course, but then I tried to replay it - and even without morale, I would have won easily. Thoughts out loud - if the opponent had had Tactics, and instead of Pegasi, Wood Elves had been bought and there were more Dwarves (24 is not serious), the result could have been different; breaking through the double defense would not have been possible right away, and in the meantime, the elves would have been doing their dirty work.
Thanks for the game.