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“Who is stronger?” – Evil versus Good: reports and summaries.
Ekzekutor (red, Orcs, Kilgan) Draw moz (blue, Humans, Dugal) 2-4-7 Labyrinth template.
Excellent game. It was like standing on the Ugra River. Both players started quickly and maintained a fast pace. For example, I rushed to 1-2-5 and broke into one of the centers (but I immediately retreated from there because I had nothing to attack with). At the beginning of the 5th week, Kilgan, with a full army, came out of his town and didn't make it. I was defeated and brought back some troops. Then the stalemate began... For 4 weeks, we stood facing each other. I was afraid to go into the field, and Ekz clearly believed that he would be defeated in my castle. There was no good way to retreat either. In the end, I couldn't stand it anymore and started to trick him (I had a Berserk spell from the Book of Darkness), I took 90 units, and then I did something unexpected. But the opponent himself offered a draw. In general, the game was extremely even, and the situation seemed to be a stalemate. I agreed to a draw.
P.S. We then had a big battle - a mega-stack of Goblins and Incas, and only a few survived.