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Grizvald
I confirm. Thanks for the game. Oh, this smka :smile35:

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4.05.2013 Grizvald (blue, Rampart, Kirry, Vokial) def The_ (red, Fortress, Tazar, Tazar) 8mm6a, 145

At the respawn there are two hives and a consulate, a stable, Dragon Utopia, speed boots; under the Castle along the road is a fur coat behind a pack of wolves :rolleyes:. On the first day I got Vokial from the tavern, took back the fur coat and it was off :smile04:. In the first week, reaching the fork: to the snow or into the metro; in the end, I decided to go into the metro because my own computer is a necromancer, while the opponent had a double. I didn't find any particular treats in the underground, so I massed some skeletons and, meeting a block of 50+ ogres, retreated to main. Checked the consulate with a scout — it was level 3. Didn't go in during the first week. Vokial grabbed tactics. Horses at home in the fort :smile39:
Second week: didn't try to push anywhere; at the start of the week I raised some bones and took the first hive for 8 wyverns, on 124 I took the level-3 consulate, having growth from home and nearly 300 skeletons in reserve. Then there was an epic battle for the max consulate, which I settled with three angels; in the end, everyone had no more than 30-40 hp left :smile04:. Then I rushed into the metro to kill 50+ ogres for Pandora's box and then went further into my corner treasure room. On 127 Vokial was level 16 with tactics, offense, defense, logistics, air, and earth :smile19: In the army: 3 feathered ones, 20 ducks, 450 bones, and home troops from the Castle.
Third week: ate a bit of the treasure room, and on 134 retreated home and ran for the Dragon Utopia — it turned out to be max; went in with 500 bones and 32 ducks, auto-battle showed skeleton losses, so I decided to fight manually... Dragons consistently slammed into the ducks :smile05:. In the end, I came out with 7 ducks, skeletons were unharmed, got two books — water and air, a level 5 hat, and a bag of gold :rolleyes:. Parameters were a mess... For some reason I went through the snow into the metro instead of going to the center and successfully eating it. Skeletons rose reluctantly and their growth rate dropped significantly.
Fourth week: mana problems forced me to retreat home; with a scout I finally reconned my own computer, killed him on 143, capturing a luck/morale amulet along the way. Vokial meanwhile ran to the "center" and, having received an army, began slowly eating it, but then comrade Tazar arrives with decent parameters, though fortunately he can't reach the accelerating Vokial :p .
On 144 comes the FB: Tazar 12-21-12 (64) 63 gr.lizards, 32 ducks, 35 bulls vs Vokial 9-6-6 (76) 3 angels, 12 horses, 21 ducks, 13 vamp lords, 677 bones, 53 cents, 51 grand. The stat advantage was obviously the deciding factor; I buy my way out leaving 2 angels, 5 ducks and 6 vamp lords. But I have an air book in my pocket, so I'm not too upset. Tazar is left with 10 bulls.
On 145 second FB: Tazar was brought the remnants of his army and he entered the operational space; Vokial, having replenished mana, flies to the snow, does a DD to the spell power booster and the nearby "strategic" well ;) and attacks; after casting the teapot, the opponent surrenders due to lack of prospects.

P.S. in terms of tempo I was lagging way behind, probably could have played it more fun :)

Thanks for an interesting game :smile20:

I confirm.
Interesting FB, Tazar had advanced earth, advanced air... up to level 300 experience. After the opponent's buyout, my army looks even stronger, but the opponent has control — Tazar doesn't; the game was clearly turning into a very long slog so I preferred to surrender.
Thanks for the game.