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Reports of online games and their confirmations (Spring 2012 season).
22.05.2012 Nolife (blue, Rampart, Ivor, Taz) def Dom2 (red, Conflux, Ciele, Luna) 2sm4d(3) 117 Small respawn, but there is an external dragon dwelling. On 116 I capture a double secondary, on 117 I hit the external dragon dwelling. I put Rocs in the Citadel, and Dendroids in the Fort. On 121 word comes of surrender. The game didn't go well.:( 23.05.2012 Nolife (red, Castle, Valeska, Galthran/Moandor) def Dom2 (blue, Rampart, Kyrre, Kyrre) 2sm4d(3) 125 3 necromancers arrive: Galthran, Moandor, and Vidomina. There are roads to 3 secondaries. Each necro went to necro along their own road. By the end of the week I had necroed 250 skeletons and placed Cavalry in the Castle. On 121 Moandor takes a griffin conservatory lv2, then Galthran retakes the 3rd secondary, gets mass slow and takes a griffin conservatory lv3. On 125 skeletons are already close to 400. Moandor farms skeletons on Grands and Centaurs. Galthran runs to take the 3rd griffin conservatory. And next are 2 Naga Banks, Angels, Dragon Utopia, and Archangels. But then word comes of surrender... something didn't go well for the opponent again.:(
Thanks for the games.
don't play with those whom it doesn't go for
yes-yes-yes, play with those whom it always goes for:
”And they say – but we are gentlemen, we trust each other on our word! And then, Petka, such a card came to me!