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immortal (Red, Elves, Anwen lvl 30 + Vittorio lvl 23) defeated Xodyn (Blue, Haven, Rutger lvl 29) week 6.
At the start, Anwen and Vitya arrived immediately, which I was very happy about. I gave Vitya the army from two heroes and sent him to clear. Anwen went to catch up after building Elves. On day 6, I discovered that the dancer dwelling was blocked by ГО guard, but decided not to restart since a lot of time had already passed, and the start was very good. On one of the early level-ups, machines were offered — I thought it over and decided to level the enchanted ballista. On week 2, Osya arrived, thanks to which Anwen had no trouble in battles in the adjacent zone; only the lack of logistics and the snow zone slowed things down. Vitya leveled up better — he quickly took logistics and pathfinding and went on elementals to another adjacent zone. With two heroes, I had no money problems; wood was tight but still enough. By the middle of week 3, Anwen reached the resource zone, broke through there, and farmed; Vitya returned home for dragons (found regen in one of the towers). After taking them, I went to break through the center. Meanwhile, I leveled Anwen to level 20, expert chaos, and rushed home. At the start of week 5, Vitya entered the center first, followed by Anwen (the second center was snow with no roads — I opened it from the resource zone and released the spider). A couple of turns later, the simultaneous turns ended, and a turn after that, I saw Rutger. He had about 100 archers, around 40 Inquisitors, 40 Griffins (old upgrade), and 30 Squires. I wanted to attack him with both heroes one after another, but I messed up with Anwen — she entered a well, and I didn’t have enough movement points to attack. In general, in that battle, Vitya with dragons under regen might have been enough, but domination on the dragons decided it — I bought them off, losing 5 in exchange for ~90 archers and small amounts of the rest. Anwen moved as close as possible to Rutger; I thought about attacking next turn, or maybe he would attack himself. But then the opponent started doing something unclear — he ran away from Anwen with Rutger into my snow adjacent zone. Well, I decided to let him wander there — I couldn’t catch him anyway; I went to grab the second pair of green boots for Vitya — he headed toward Rutger’s home to lock him there. Instead of portal-ing home for the army and clearing the other center, or trying to knock me out of this one, Rutger began to delve deeper into my zone... Meanwhile, Anwen found a sand treasure zone. It turned out that this treasure zone bordered my snow adjacent zone at the very bottom. Rutger came to this spot, then jumped into the treasure zone. Naturally, I headed straight for him, grabbing a Dragon Utopia along the way. Rutger wanted to take it too but didn’t make it; after visiting a few skill upgrades, he portal-ed away from me back home. By this time, Vitya had reached the opponent’s adjacent zone and started pressuring him, preventing him from moving far. Anwen was clearing the treasure zone. Then it turned out that both treasure zones bordered each other; I jumped into the second one. I finished collecting the Dwarf’s set and portal-ed home. Meanwhile, Rutger came toward me through the ГО. I met him at my exit, but he turned around and ran home. The final was near his castle. Overall, I thought it would be easier, since I also had a Pendant of Mastery, but in the end, 18 logs and about 40 dancers remained — the darkness still interfered... Though before that, I lost about 50 archers and 2/3 of the fairies in the treasure zone... In the battles for the Armor of the Forgotten Hero and the Dwarf’s Helm — there were over a hundred dungeon witches. Well, I also left half the Druids and some horses in the town for a second wave just in case. Thanks for the game.
At the start, Anwen and Vitya arrived immediately, which I was very happy about. I gave Vitya the army from two heroes and sent him to clear. Anwen went to catch up after building Elves. On day 6, I discovered that the dancer dwelling was blocked by ГО guard, but decided not to restart since a lot of time had already passed, and the start was very good. On one of the early level-ups, machines were offered — I thought it over and decided to level the enchanted ballista. On week 2, Osya arrived, thanks to which Anwen had no trouble in battles in the adjacent zone; only the lack of logistics and the snow zone slowed things down. Vitya leveled up better — he quickly took logistics and pathfinding and went on elementals to another adjacent zone. With two heroes, I had no money problems; wood was tight but still enough. By the middle of week 3, Anwen reached the resource zone, broke through there, and farmed; Vitya returned home for dragons (found regen in one of the towers). After taking them, I went to break through the center. Meanwhile, I leveled Anwen to level 20, expert chaos, and rushed home. At the start of week 5, Vitya entered the center first, followed by Anwen (the second center was snow with no roads — I opened it from the resource zone and released the spider). A couple of turns later, the simultaneous turns ended, and a turn after that, I saw Rutger. He had about 100 archers, around 40 Inquisitors, 40 Griffins (old upgrade), and 30 Squires. I wanted to attack him with both heroes one after another, but I messed up with Anwen — she entered a well, and I didn’t have enough movement points to attack. In general, in that battle, Vitya with dragons under regen might have been enough, but domination on the dragons decided it — I bought them off, losing 5 in exchange for ~90 archers and small amounts of the rest. Anwen moved as close as possible to Rutger; I thought about attacking next turn, or maybe he would attack himself. But then the opponent started doing something unclear — he ran away from Anwen with Rutger into my snow adjacent zone. Well, I decided to let him wander there — I couldn’t catch him anyway; I went to grab the second pair of green boots for Vitya — he headed toward Rutger’s home to lock him there. Instead of portal-ing home for the army and clearing the other center, or trying to knock me out of this one, Rutger began to delve deeper into my zone... Meanwhile, Anwen found a sand treasure zone. It turned out that this treasure zone bordered my snow adjacent zone at the very bottom. Rutger came to this spot, then jumped into the treasure zone. Naturally, I headed straight for him, grabbing a Dragon Utopia along the way. Rutger wanted to take it too but didn’t make it; after visiting a few skill upgrades, he portal-ed away from me back home. By this time, Vitya had reached the opponent’s adjacent zone and started pressuring him, preventing him from moving far. Anwen was clearing the treasure zone. Then it turned out that both treasure zones bordered each other; I jumped into the second one. I finished collecting the Dwarf’s set and portal-ed home. Meanwhile, Rutger came toward me through the ГО. I met him at my exit, but he turned around and ran home. The final was near his castle. Overall, I thought it would be easier, since I also had a Pendant of Mastery, but in the end, 18 logs and about 40 dancers remained — the darkness still interfered... Though before that, I lost about 50 archers and 2/3 of the fairies in the treasure zone... In the battles for the Armor of the Forgotten Hero and the Dwarf’s Helm — there were over a hundred dungeon witches. Well, I also left half the Druids and some horses in the town for a second wave just in case. Thanks for the game.