fil0sof
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fil0sof (Elves, Wingael, level 26) defeated shamik (Humans, Dugald level 23 + Iris level 18), template M3, 2-4-1
At the start, Ossir and Wingael appeared; in my opinion, this is the perfect option. I started developing Wingael. He advanced very quickly, especially against Ossir's archers, and we quickly secured a log. Good luck! I didn't find a Dwelling 3, unfortunately, but the city's archers were enough, although I lost about ten units in the very beginning.
Initially, the economy was growing at a rapid pace, but after the Horns and the castle on the second level, there was a severe shortage of wood, although there were many Beetles, and they were all collecting resources. I eventually built Ents only on week 4, if not 5, and Warriors around week 3 or 4. I quickly found a Treasure, took Utopian, where there was resurrection (there was vengeance in the city) and a lot of artifacts. Then, I found a Temple, and again, there were a lot of artifacts. After that, things became very easy.))
Even at this stage, I saw in the tavern that my opponent's stats were twice as low, so I didn't rush anywhere. I spent an entire week (which resets morale and luck) searching for the second Treasure, without trying to find shamik, but I still stumbled upon him in one of the mini-centers. His army was noticeably smaller, but I still decided to go to the city, wait for the next week, when my morale and luck wouldn't plummet, gather some meat, and then go for the final battle. On the way, I stopped at the Treasure, almost forgot all the log, wanted Retribution, but didn't get it right away, and it was too lazy to spend a day for each skill, because I already saw that it wouldn't be difficult to win.
In the final battle, it was practically a one-sided affair. When it was my opponent's turn, he had less than half of his initial army left. If it weren't for the Berserk, I would have come out of the final battle with almost no losses. Wing is Wing!))
I now appreciate the Elves; I used to dislike them because of their economic problems, but now I see that this is more than compensated for by their powerful army. And archers + Horns with resurrection – it's even a bit uninteresting...
Thank you very much for the game!
Stats in the final battle: 18-24-6-13 (I wasn't dressed perfectly, but much better than my opponent, who hadn't been in any Treasure).
Expert racial: Deadly Shot;
Expert leadership: Troop Gathering + Speed Aura + Forest Leader;
Expert luck: Soldier's Luck + Deadly Misfortune;
Expert attack: Battle Fury + Tactics;
Expert magic of light: Righteous Fury + Storm Wind;
Developed logistics: Death Stride.
P.S. There was NO second Treasure on the map, or there was no entrance to it. We thoroughly explored the second mini-center; it had only three passages – to the mini-treasure and to two adjacent areas. There was no passage to the Treasure. I can send the map. I would like to know why this happened.
At the start, Ossir and Wingael appeared; in my opinion, this is the perfect option. I started developing Wingael. He advanced very quickly, especially against Ossir's archers, and we quickly secured a log. Good luck! I didn't find a Dwelling 3, unfortunately, but the city's archers were enough, although I lost about ten units in the very beginning.
Initially, the economy was growing at a rapid pace, but after the Horns and the castle on the second level, there was a severe shortage of wood, although there were many Beetles, and they were all collecting resources. I eventually built Ents only on week 4, if not 5, and Warriors around week 3 or 4. I quickly found a Treasure, took Utopian, where there was resurrection (there was vengeance in the city) and a lot of artifacts. Then, I found a Temple, and again, there were a lot of artifacts. After that, things became very easy.))
Even at this stage, I saw in the tavern that my opponent's stats were twice as low, so I didn't rush anywhere. I spent an entire week (which resets morale and luck) searching for the second Treasure, without trying to find shamik, but I still stumbled upon him in one of the mini-centers. His army was noticeably smaller, but I still decided to go to the city, wait for the next week, when my morale and luck wouldn't plummet, gather some meat, and then go for the final battle. On the way, I stopped at the Treasure, almost forgot all the log, wanted Retribution, but didn't get it right away, and it was too lazy to spend a day for each skill, because I already saw that it wouldn't be difficult to win.
In the final battle, it was practically a one-sided affair. When it was my opponent's turn, he had less than half of his initial army left. If it weren't for the Berserk, I would have come out of the final battle with almost no losses. Wing is Wing!))
I now appreciate the Elves; I used to dislike them because of their economic problems, but now I see that this is more than compensated for by their powerful army. And archers + Horns with resurrection – it's even a bit uninteresting...
Thank you very much for the game!
Stats in the final battle: 18-24-6-13 (I wasn't dressed perfectly, but much better than my opponent, who hadn't been in any Treasure).
Expert racial: Deadly Shot;
Expert leadership: Troop Gathering + Speed Aura + Forest Leader;
Expert luck: Soldier's Luck + Deadly Misfortune;
Expert attack: Battle Fury + Tactics;
Expert magic of light: Righteous Fury + Storm Wind;
Developed logistics: Death Stride.
P.S. There was NO second Treasure on the map, or there was no entrance to it. We thoroughly explored the second mini-center; it had only three passages – to the mini-treasure and to two adjacent areas. There was no passage to the Treasure. I can send the map. I would like to know why this happened.
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