Smerti_PO (Red, Necropolis, Kaspar) lost to Adv (Blue, Orcs, Haggesh) - 1-3-6
When I found out that my opponent chose Necropolis, I decided to play without pressure, just for fun...:smile13:
Basically, Haggesh appeared on the 2nd day.
I ran through the starting area by the end of the 1st week, and the 2nd week was a week of fever... but we were leveling up Haggesh well; she already had ranged attacks, we got mounts, a lodge, defense, and darkness reduction...
I went to the adjacent area and broke through the portal to the center on the same week, and by the end of the 2nd week, I leveled up to level 20, finished the mounts, and got looting...
I captured a claw, a dragon's hat, a quiver, a ring with 10% initiative, and took a mercury and gold mine...
On the 3rd week, I found a shop, bought a bow and a ring with 20% initiative, and that was it...
My army consisted of 86 centaurs, 3 shamans, and 80 trappers... everything was being defeated, and half of it was on autopilot...
I broke through the portal to my opponent's adjacent area, and the turn-based battle began...
At this pace, by the 4th day of the 3rd week, I leveled up to level 26... I built a chain, attacked the city behind the portal, and used shouts...
I wanted to get growth bonuses and break through to the 4th main town...
But on day 136, Kaspar also decided to break through to a main town... and lost:smile34:
Haggesh, level 26, 25-15-6-16 (approximately)
3 racial - blood memory
3 antimagic - hold, weaken
3 lodge - up to looting
3 mounts - machine gun, first aid kit
3 attack - ranged attack + weaken
2 defense
Thanks to Smerti_PO for the game; it was interesting to see who would have won...;)
Kaspar was the one rushing, and for the final stage, he was leveling up Naadir. He was incredibly unlucky with his choice of direction. Kaspar ran along the route: adjacent area - resource area - adjacent area, where Naadir was already dominating. The main town was almost ready. He decided to break through and continue, looking for treasure. But without looking, he stepped through the portal, knowing that he would kill everyone except the Incas and Adepts. Naturally, there were 150+ Incas there :). 4 stacks of scattered but accelerated Incas simply ran up and first killed the spirits, then the skeletons.
And thank you too.