BOLIVAR
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Bolivar (Mages, Razzak) defeated Y11 (Humans, Rutger) 2-1-7, M3
My opponent made an unsuccessful fight at the start of the game, so he slowed down a bit. I was slowed down without logistics and without any losses. But I did save the meat, of course.
On 2-1-5, Rutger broke into my adjacent zone, I reached level 20 and urgently fled from the journey home, managing to pass the troops along the chain. I crafted some minor artifacts, though I didn't buy back all the meat – I didn't have enough money.
Two days later, Rutger burst into my starting zone and attacked my main hero in the castle. It was a one-sided battle there (I would have attacked in the field myself, but I didn't have enough movement points, and abandoning the castle with Rutger in such close proximity would have been more costly). In the field, according to my calculations, Razzak would have also won, but the losses would have been greater.
Using Eagle Eye, I looked at Rutger's skills, artifacts, and magic. It became clear – why he was 4 levels higher than my main hero – the path of war certainly allows for some leeway.
When the outcome of the battle became clear, Rutger bought himself back, losing all his shooters, most of the monks, and one Archangel. But... it was day 7 of the week. So the next day my opponent didn't continue, not finding Rutger (incidentally, even if he had been in the tavern, he would have been there without all the bought-back troops).
Thanks for the game.
My opponent made an unsuccessful fight at the start of the game, so he slowed down a bit. I was slowed down without logistics and without any losses. But I did save the meat, of course.
On 2-1-5, Rutger broke into my adjacent zone, I reached level 20 and urgently fled from the journey home, managing to pass the troops along the chain. I crafted some minor artifacts, though I didn't buy back all the meat – I didn't have enough money.
Two days later, Rutger burst into my starting zone and attacked my main hero in the castle. It was a one-sided battle there (I would have attacked in the field myself, but I didn't have enough movement points, and abandoning the castle with Rutger in such close proximity would have been more costly). In the field, according to my calculations, Razzak would have also won, but the losses would have been greater.
Using Eagle Eye, I looked at Rutger's skills, artifacts, and magic. It became clear – why he was 4 levels higher than my main hero – the path of war certainly allows for some leeway.
When the outcome of the battle became clear, Rutger bought himself back, losing all his shooters, most of the monks, and one Archangel. But... it was day 7 of the week. So the next day my opponent didn't continue, not finding Rutger (incidentally, even if he had been in the tavern, he would have been there without all the bought-back troops).
Thanks for the game.
