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16.02.2012 7z(blue, Necro, Galtran, Galtran) def d-neez(red, Dungeon, Shakti, Shakti) 221 Jebus SOD
Galtran once again showed what he's capable of. 50 Behemoths on D1D1 (from a Dragon Fly Hive and artifact +1 to all stats). 30 Ogre Magi on D1D2 (from an external dwelling of horses and resources). After the game it turned out that with the purchase of 2 horses, the maximum Dragon Fly Hive could be cleared without losing skeletons, but at the time it was scary to go into it :)
Excellent generation: Griffin Conservatory 3 on the first week and 2 external dragon dwellings. On week 2 (or 3), 3 more external dragon dwellings were found on the respawn. Lots of Dragon Fly Hives (about 30 Wyverns collected from the respawn) and a path to the center through horses.
Cleared the main for a long time, entered the center on D1D24. And it turned out to be nothing special. A couple of Dragon Fly Hives, a Dragon Utopia, and an external angel dwelling. I take the Dragon Utopia, get the Tome of Air Magic. Meanwhile, 3 Necromancers are running around the main, gathering 100-200 skeletons per day.
I see the opponent, whom I lead by 5-7 in all parameters, and I rush to attack. On this turn, the opponent gets the Chalice, and I decide to bring the skeletons from the main and the rest of the growth. The opponent hides in his main.
I have no desire to go at the opponent (parameters are approximately equal, he has a lot of troops there, albeit less). I break into the lower empty respawn and break through the GO to the upper one (empty). I gather the best stuff from the bottom, finish clearing my native respawn. I didn't have enough heroes for the upper one. The opponent sits in the base and builds a Mage Guild in an attempt to find control.
The opponent sits in the main, while I gather skeletons, clear respawns, and build Archangels. After building MG5 and getting "Necropolis Control", the opponent rushes into the final battle.
2 rounds and 15 Archangels, 50 Wyverns, 25 Dragons, 40 Horses, and 1,500 skeletons kill everything.
The game turned out drawn out, but interesting. After all, even on Jebus Cross, Necros more than live up to their reputation. Thanks for the game.
Galtran once again showed what he's capable of. 50 Behemoths on D1D1 (from a Dragon Fly Hive and artifact +1 to all stats). 30 Ogre Magi on D1D2 (from an external dwelling of horses and resources). After the game it turned out that with the purchase of 2 horses, the maximum Dragon Fly Hive could be cleared without losing skeletons, but at the time it was scary to go into it :)
Excellent generation: Griffin Conservatory 3 on the first week and 2 external dragon dwellings. On week 2 (or 3), 3 more external dragon dwellings were found on the respawn. Lots of Dragon Fly Hives (about 30 Wyverns collected from the respawn) and a path to the center through horses.
Cleared the main for a long time, entered the center on D1D24. And it turned out to be nothing special. A couple of Dragon Fly Hives, a Dragon Utopia, and an external angel dwelling. I take the Dragon Utopia, get the Tome of Air Magic. Meanwhile, 3 Necromancers are running around the main, gathering 100-200 skeletons per day.
I see the opponent, whom I lead by 5-7 in all parameters, and I rush to attack. On this turn, the opponent gets the Chalice, and I decide to bring the skeletons from the main and the rest of the growth. The opponent hides in his main.
I have no desire to go at the opponent (parameters are approximately equal, he has a lot of troops there, albeit less). I break into the lower empty respawn and break through the GO to the upper one (empty). I gather the best stuff from the bottom, finish clearing my native respawn. I didn't have enough heroes for the upper one. The opponent sits in the base and builds a Mage Guild in an attempt to find control.
The opponent sits in the main, while I gather skeletons, clear respawns, and build Archangels. After building MG5 and getting "Necropolis Control", the opponent rushes into the final battle.
2 rounds and 15 Archangels, 50 Wyverns, 25 Dragons, 40 Horses, and 1,500 skeletons kill everything.
The game turned out drawn out, but interesting. After all, even on Jebus Cross, Necros more than live up to their reputation. Thanks for the game.
