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“Who is stronger?” – Evil versus Good: reports and summaries.

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sir_moz
Executor (red, Orcs, Kilghann) Draw moz (blue, Humans, Dugald) 2-4-7 Labyrinth map.
Great game. It was like a standoff on the Ugra River. Both players started quickly and maintained a fast pace. For example, I rushed to 1-2-5 and captured one of the centers (but I quickly retreated because I had nothing to fight with). At the beginning of the 5th week, Kilghann, with a full army, attacked me from the Gate, but didn't make it. I was defeated and brought back some troops. Then the standoff began... We stood facing each other for 4 weeks. I was afraid to fight in the field, and Executor was clearly confident that he would be defeated in my castle. Retreating wasn't a good option either. Eventually, I couldn't stand it anymore and started to play tricks (I had a Berserk from the Book of Darkness). I took 90 Centaurs and then did something unexpected. But my opponent offered a draw. The game was incredibly even, and the situation seemed to be a stalemate. I agreed to a draw.

P.S. We had a big battle later - basically, mega-stacks of Goblins and Incas, and only a few survived.
I only found Krag at the end of the game, so Kilghann remained the main hero, but he was fast. Towards the end of the 4th week, thinking that I might spend a long time searching for the Treasure without Logistics, even though I had found a set of boots, I rushed through the Gate. I prepared for an attack on the castle, but I didn't quite make it. Then there was no point in retreating, and I definitely wouldn't have taken the castle, so we just stood there. The game was even, and everyone makes mistakes. So, a draw was perfectly normal.