XREH
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XREH (Dwarf) defeated Daniel_M (Magic, Hafiz) in the Labyrinth Dwell map, only 4 turns.
I decided to test the overpoweredness of Dwarves in a similar setup: Dwarf vs. Magic. That's why I joined this game...
We played on the first generation. The Dwarf promised a more or less tolerable start. But, already in the starting area, he left behind two dozen harpies. Then, in the adjacent area, literally the first dwarven building - maxed out, he lost all the defending units and more harpies, but there was no other choice, he needed money. With great difficulty and a reload, he managed to build another maxed-out dwarven building, which allowed him to build towers. He found a regeneration source and upgraded light magic, and then things started to improve. He cleared the resource node, broke through to his second adjacent area, where he was defeated and resurrected in his castle. It was week five, which meant he needed to attack the Guardian.
He attacked, but didn't go any further (hoping that the Dwarf would be stronger than the nerfed Magic in the late game).
On turn 21, he found a log, upgraded it in the center, and through the passage, he ended up in the treasure area, but it turned out that Daniel had already cleared it. He started looking for a second one, but found his own secondary town, and the portal next to it led to the second treasure area. He went there, defeated the relics and 2 temples, and even managed to mentor, although without much success. All this time, Inga was bothering the Magic player, destroying the roaches and scouting the territory with a vision of 12 cells. Thanks to her, he noticed the approaching Magic player in time, summoned reinforcements from his secondary town (levels 1, 2, and 3), and waited for a convenient moment to attack. He didn't want to attack in the castle... because he was counting on close combat. Such an opportunity presented itself, and he attacked in the field. The first shot, which killed all the harpies, was not encouraging, but things got better, the battle was tense and exciting, and in the end, victorious.
I'm attaching the replay. There was no stream
I decided to test the overpoweredness of Dwarves in a similar setup: Dwarf vs. Magic. That's why I joined this game...
We played on the first generation. The Dwarf promised a more or less tolerable start. But, already in the starting area, he left behind two dozen harpies. Then, in the adjacent area, literally the first dwarven building - maxed out, he lost all the defending units and more harpies, but there was no other choice, he needed money. With great difficulty and a reload, he managed to build another maxed-out dwarven building, which allowed him to build towers. He found a regeneration source and upgraded light magic, and then things started to improve. He cleared the resource node, broke through to his second adjacent area, where he was defeated and resurrected in his castle. It was week five, which meant he needed to attack the Guardian.
He attacked, but didn't go any further (hoping that the Dwarf would be stronger than the nerfed Magic in the late game).
On turn 21, he found a log, upgraded it in the center, and through the passage, he ended up in the treasure area, but it turned out that Daniel had already cleared it. He started looking for a second one, but found his own secondary town, and the portal next to it led to the second treasure area. He went there, defeated the relics and 2 temples, and even managed to mentor, although without much success. All this time, Inga was bothering the Magic player, destroying the roaches and scouting the territory with a vision of 12 cells. Thanks to her, he noticed the approaching Magic player in time, summoned reinforcements from his secondary town (levels 1, 2, and 3), and waited for a convenient moment to attack. He didn't want to attack in the castle... because he was counting on close combat. Such an opportunity presented itself, and he attacked in the field. The first shot, which killed all the harpies, was not encouraging, but things got better, the battle was tense and exciting, and in the end, victorious.
I'm attaching the replay. There was no stream
