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10. The Missing Gold
Upon arriving in Knalga, it became clear that something unfortunate had happened. The dwarves greeted Tallin and the others in silence. Only Hamel was able to explain what had occurred. It turned out that the orcs had attacked immediately after Tallin left, but it was a very large-scale attack. Hordes of orcs poured out of the southern tunnels, and Hamel had to bring in reinforcements from other locations, weakening their defenses. While they were fending off the orcs in the south, a group of trolls unexpectedly attacked from the north and stole the gold (my gold!!!), but the dwarves were unable to catch them. Not much time had passed since the trolls left, so Tallin decided to try to catch up with them and retrieve his gold. They followed the trolls through the tunnels for several hours until they finally emerged on the surface. Above, they were met by the trolls, who had gathered around. As it turned out, it was a trap, and the gold had already been sent to the orc chieftain. Before the battle could even begin, Crash suddenly soared into the air and flew away. We had to start without him. After the first troll camp was destroyed, Crash returned, and not alone, but with friends. Extra help is always welcome. Together, we easily dealt with the enemies, and near the end of the battle, elves appeared, but their help was no longer needed. The last of the trolls wanted to run away, but we didn't let them and finished them off.
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I didn't wait and immediately rushed into battle. The dim-witted troll chieftain emerged from the fort to capture the mine. This was his first and last action. The Lich, Dryad, and Ghost killed him in one turn.
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Crash and the crew. One of them is called Buckman, almost like Brackman.
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My favorite with an artifact. He single-handedly kills the chieftain.
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Draconians in attack.
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The last of the trolls.
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The elves
Upon arriving in Knalga, it became clear that something unfortunate had happened. The dwarves greeted Tallin and the others in silence. Only Hamel was able to explain what had occurred. It turned out that the orcs had attacked immediately after Tallin left, but it was a very large-scale attack. Hordes of orcs poured out of the southern tunnels, and Hamel had to bring in reinforcements from other locations, weakening their defenses. While they were fending off the orcs in the south, a group of trolls unexpectedly attacked from the north and stole the gold (my gold!!!), but the dwarves were unable to catch them. Not much time had passed since the trolls left, so Tallin decided to try to catch up with them and retrieve his gold. They followed the trolls through the tunnels for several hours until they finally emerged on the surface. Above, they were met by the trolls, who had gathered around. As it turned out, it was a trap, and the gold had already been sent to the orc chieftain. Before the battle could even begin, Crash suddenly soared into the air and flew away. We had to start without him. After the first troll camp was destroyed, Crash returned, and not alone, but with friends. Extra help is always welcome. Together, we easily dealt with the enemies, and near the end of the battle, elves appeared, but their help was no longer needed. The last of the trolls wanted to run away, but we didn't let them and finished them off.
Screenshot #1
I didn't wait and immediately rushed into battle. The dim-witted troll chieftain emerged from the fort to capture the mine. This was his first and last action. The Lich, Dryad, and Ghost killed him in one turn.
Screenshot #2
Crash and the crew. One of them is called Buckman, almost like Brackman.
Screenshot #3
My favorite with an artifact. He single-handedly kills the chieftain.
Screenshot #4
Draconians in attack.
Screenshot #5
The last of the trolls.
Screenshot #6
The elves
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