Toganash
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10.06.13 Toganash (Red, Random Rampart, Random Kyrre, Septienna) def Redsnow (Blue, Random Inferno, Random Axis, Gunnar), 2sm2c, 142
This is my first experience playing with this template. I decided to level a necromancer — but only later realized that on maps of this size, there's no point. However, the choice in favor of a mage was deliberate, as I had heard they are stronger on such templates. The first week was entirely on my native respawn; out of ignorance, I didn't push through the shooter guards for the secondary, even though I could have. I thought their strength was like on SMK and didn't want to sacrifice my Centaurs. There were no archers available from the start. I ended the week at 1-5 in the Citadel.
In the second week, in the treasure zone through a portal, I caught Gunnar without a spellbook. I urgently brought up all my troops and attacked. This is where magic paid off, and this encounter turned out to be decisive. After that, there was a FB on 142, and by that time I had already built GM4 and had decent magic from scrolls.
Thanks for the game.
This is my first experience playing with this template. I decided to level a necromancer — but only later realized that on maps of this size, there's no point. However, the choice in favor of a mage was deliberate, as I had heard they are stronger on such templates. The first week was entirely on my native respawn; out of ignorance, I didn't push through the shooter guards for the secondary, even though I could have. I thought their strength was like on SMK and didn't want to sacrifice my Centaurs. There were no archers available from the start. I ended the week at 1-5 in the Citadel.
In the second week, in the treasure zone through a portal, I caught Gunnar without a spellbook. I urgently brought up all my troops and attacked. This is where magic paid off, and this encounter turned out to be decisive. After that, there was a FB on 142, and by that time I had already built GM4 and had decent magic from scrolls.
Thanks for the game.
