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Duel
After some thought, I decided to accept the duel. Besides, we have no chance in a regular battle, but at least there's some hope this way. So, we went out into the field, each with a squad of 6. The enemy's team consisted entirely of mages, while I summoned a paladin (because of the bonus against undead), an infantryman (because the guy with the mace is effective against skeletons and liches), a lancer (because he has good spear damage, although he wasn't very useful here, as these monstrosities are more resistant to piercing), a hussar (because he has a lot of HP and decent melee damage), as well as Dacian (the only healer, although the paladin can also heal a bit) and a light mage (who is effective against undead) and a fire mage (because he's strong, and fire is more effective against undead). When we approached the enemy, three more suddenly emerged from the ground! This vile undead summoned more helpers, including a death knight, an archer, and a poisonous ghoul. We killed one necromancer, and then we had to retreat and regroup. Fortunately, we managed to separate them, and the newly risen corpses ran towards the cavalry, while the rest ran towards the mages and infantry. The cavalry easily defeated the corpses 3 on 3, and it was harder against the mages, although the battle was 4 on 4, but I still defeated them. Then we caught up with Mal-Ravanal (the main enemy, a lich) and killed him. Before that, he summoned corpses again, but they didn't have time to help him; the paladin easily dealt with them in the daylight!
After the victory over the enemy, the king received us and promised a reward, although only Gweddry (me) and Owaek received it.
This is where the story ends, and with it, the campaign...
Screenshot #1
Heading to the meeting point)
Screenshot #2
Vile reinforcements
Screenshot #3
Cornered
After some thought, I decided to accept the duel. Besides, we have no chance in a regular battle, but at least there's some hope this way. So, we went out into the field, each with a squad of 6. The enemy's team consisted entirely of mages, while I summoned a paladin (because of the bonus against undead), an infantryman (because the guy with the mace is effective against skeletons and liches), a lancer (because he has good spear damage, although he wasn't very useful here, as these monstrosities are more resistant to piercing), a hussar (because he has a lot of HP and decent melee damage), as well as Dacian (the only healer, although the paladin can also heal a bit) and a light mage (who is effective against undead) and a fire mage (because he's strong, and fire is more effective against undead). When we approached the enemy, three more suddenly emerged from the ground! This vile undead summoned more helpers, including a death knight, an archer, and a poisonous ghoul. We killed one necromancer, and then we had to retreat and regroup. Fortunately, we managed to separate them, and the newly risen corpses ran towards the cavalry, while the rest ran towards the mages and infantry. The cavalry easily defeated the corpses 3 on 3, and it was harder against the mages, although the battle was 4 on 4, but I still defeated them. Then we caught up with Mal-Ravanal (the main enemy, a lich) and killed him. Before that, he summoned corpses again, but they didn't have time to help him; the paladin easily dealt with them in the daylight!
After the victory over the enemy, the king received us and promised a reward, although only Gweddry (me) and Owaek received it.
This is where the story ends, and with it, the campaign...
Screenshot #1
Heading to the meeting point)
Screenshot #2
Vile reinforcements
Screenshot #3
Cornered
Be strong. Believe