On turn 117, instead of placing birds, I bought Gunnar – he’s perfect for slow-paced battles.
On turn 2, I found a hidden stash of bears, but I didn’t take them with goblins – I didn’t have enough gold to buy them. In the middle of turn 3, I enter the opponent’s dungeon through the metro. Just for fun, I set up a portal – there were bears (and also hidden dogs and goblins), and just then Valya arrives and doesn’t quite make it to the village with her units. On turn 141, there’s another bear – it’s a pity to abandon the guys, but I can’t take them out. I calculated the possible losses – it’s a trade, but I’ll take out 2 bears and replenish my mana twice as much. Carefully, I buy troops from the previous week to avoid a red rush. Angels attack archers from the start – in response, mass haste, horses, and “Pokémon” take down the angels and cause some unpleasant shooting, but the birds and dogs still manage to reach the defense – a buyout. The losses are both angels and 2 runners. With 7 bears, I could have solved serious problems, but the opponent surrendered in the next turn.
Thank you for the game.
Зима 2011-12.