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6. Pointless Slaughter
The people returned to the mines with the dwarves, where work was already in full swing. Tallin told them about the destruction of Malifor, and Hamel, in turn, said that the connecting tunnels to the old camp had been cleared, and more and more dwarves were arriving, who had lived in small groups throughout Knalg. Then came a lull. The people rested, learned from the dwarves, and got used to the new weapons. Unfortunately, the peaceful time ended quickly. One morning, news came of an orc army moving towards the caves. Tallin and his men went to the exit to repel the orcs on the surface and prevent them from entering Knalg, while the dwarves remained to cover the retreat.
The orcs were led by Rakshas, who turned out to be the very leader that all the previous orcs Tallin had encountered had spoken about. For three days and three nights, the people fought the orcs, but there were too many of the latter, and the people were the first to retreat back into the caves.
Screenshot #1
We exit the cave and immediately get into a fight. It was quite difficult to get out, to be honest. And in general, the map is challenging; I don't like such maps.
Yes, the dwarves trained Tallin, and he gained the "leadership" skill, and he also became a swordsman, although initially, I leveled him up as an archer. My friend also leveled up in battle; I made him a spearman.
Screenshot #2
Here, I am already fighting on two fronts. The orc leader came out of the left camp and got hit on the head. After that, the remaining two orcs began to recruit units with renewed vigor. If you approach the camp closer, an orcish wolf rider horde will also appear, and that's just terrible.
Look at my fleeing mage with a staff. Now he can shoot lightning, but due to his chaotic nature, it is better to do this at night, as is fighting.
Screenshot #3
After reinforcements arrived, I had to retreat back into the caves. The archmage was barely holding back the enemies.
Yes, the drake leveled up, and there was a choice of upgrade. I could have made him a general with leadership or a combatant with fire. I chose the latter
The people returned to the mines with the dwarves, where work was already in full swing. Tallin told them about the destruction of Malifor, and Hamel, in turn, said that the connecting tunnels to the old camp had been cleared, and more and more dwarves were arriving, who had lived in small groups throughout Knalg. Then came a lull. The people rested, learned from the dwarves, and got used to the new weapons. Unfortunately, the peaceful time ended quickly. One morning, news came of an orc army moving towards the caves. Tallin and his men went to the exit to repel the orcs on the surface and prevent them from entering Knalg, while the dwarves remained to cover the retreat.
The orcs were led by Rakshas, who turned out to be the very leader that all the previous orcs Tallin had encountered had spoken about. For three days and three nights, the people fought the orcs, but there were too many of the latter, and the people were the first to retreat back into the caves.
Screenshot #1
We exit the cave and immediately get into a fight. It was quite difficult to get out, to be honest. And in general, the map is challenging; I don't like such maps.
Yes, the dwarves trained Tallin, and he gained the "leadership" skill, and he also became a swordsman, although initially, I leveled him up as an archer. My friend also leveled up in battle; I made him a spearman.
Screenshot #2
Here, I am already fighting on two fronts. The orc leader came out of the left camp and got hit on the head. After that, the remaining two orcs began to recruit units with renewed vigor. If you approach the camp closer, an orcish wolf rider horde will also appear, and that's just terrible.
Look at my fleeing mage with a staff. Now he can shoot lightning, but due to his chaotic nature, it is better to do this at night, as is fighting.
Screenshot #3
After reinforcements arrived, I had to retreat back into the caves. The archmage was barely holding back the enemies.
Yes, the drake leveled up, and there was a choice of upgrade. I could have made him a general with leadership or a combatant with fire. I chose the latter
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