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22.05.2013 Defiant (Blue, Castle, Caitlin, Ignissa) def Akella (Red, Rampart, Kyrre, Moner) Jebus Cross 145.
I took 2 restarts, the opponent only 1.
From the start, a great run of 8 heroes; the starting army isn't very good, archers aren't built up. Ignissa is chosen as the main, run through the experience stone, gets armor, takes a couple of crypts; Ignissa goes for Pandora's box to get wolves. In subsequent days, scouts discover that the respawn is simply huge; an even greater suspicion is caused by an unthinkable number of Dragon Utopia (about 5), a sea of conservatories, about 4 hives, 2 angel external dwellings; the respawn itself is wildly rich, plenty of money. Since that's the case, I decide not to rush with a tempo exit, set angels for 115, take a level-1 cons; with 2 angels it was already easy to build up, I take hives, angel external dwellings, sword+6, shield+6, conservatories; at the end of 2 weeks with an already decent pack of angels, I take a couple of Dragon Utopia, which generally give junk, except for a shield +4 all. At 131 with a comfortable stack of 18 archangels and stats of 20+, I burst into the center, dispel without losses everything I see, immediately get an excellent Damacon out of prison with expert off, armor, earth, logy. As the main and with the help of the aforementioned Damacon, I take several more Dragon Utopia; stats are already starting to take threatening values, the opponent is nowhere to be seen. In the following week, I clear the treasure zone; the Dragon Utopia have already given everything they could give + 2 Pandoras for 5 angels + an angel external dwelling (the center turned out to be my home :D ). The number of archangels is frightening. The opponent is still hanging out somewhere at the respawn. And then this loser stumbles upon the entrance to the underground in the center, and I suddenly realize why the respawn is so large and rich — the opponent created a jeb with the underground ;) Be that as it may, I continue running around the center looking for the entrance to the opponent's respawn, which eventually turned out to be at the very bottom; I break his ГО (111 cyclops), and 1 turn later I cover his hero. FB without a chance.
Thanks for the game and the opportunity to practice clearing a very large respawn! :)
thanks to the opponent for the game, it's good that he didn't kill me like all the other bad guys in week 2, let me play — run around his territory =).
the layout wasn't even that bad, 2 external dragon dwellings and 6 horses, but while I was running after them, the opponent entered the treasure zone and his stats started to go off the charts; basically, I could have surrendered in week 3, but I waited until he crushed me himself =)