07/04/13 Sanin (Red, Rampart, Kirrh) def ttwork (Blue, Citadel, Gurnisson) 8mm6a 113
Everything is going well; there are hidden elf, dwarf, and centaur dwellings. My opponent seems to have disappeared.
07/04/13 Sanin (Red, Rampart, Kirrh) def ttwork (Blue, Citadel, Gurnisson) 8mm6a 132
This game was very difficult for me. My main hero didn't have any elves, so I upgraded to centaurs. There were many unpleasant guardians. I found a bugged passage leading directly to the purple player's spawn point, but it was blocked by a lizard horde. Then, I lost most of my centaurs to upgraded fake heroes. Towards the end of the week, I found a hidden pegasus dwelling, and things started to improve. I built lumber mills in the Citadel.
In the second game, I explored the spawn area and took the resource buildings. The purple player cleared out the lizards himself, and I went after him. I killed him in his Castle (which was on a swamp). I built stables at home and took a hidden dwelling of wasps in the secondary location. From the high ground, I saw the blue player's chain and broke it on day 126, and on day 127, I took his main town.
Day 131 brought an increase in income, as well as stables, lumber mills, and wasp dwellings. Gurnisson retreated, but didn't attack. Kirrh is following him. To gain momentum, I sacrificed the wasps and lumber mills, Gurnisson attacked and lost.
Thank you for the games.
Confirmed.
In the first game, we all chose the restart option, but nothing good came up. I explored the spawn area for a couple of days and gave up to avoid wasting time.
In the second game, I was tempted by two orc dwellings near the main town. But, as it turned out, that was the only thing in the spawn area. It was difficult and scary, but not hopeless. Gurnisson went to take a Castle from the AI. Kirrh invaded my territory just as I was setting up, disrupting my entire chain – I couldn't get my army across. Without my native units, I couldn't win the battle; my desperate attempt with a small reinforcement from the campaign Castle remained just that – desperate. :)
Thank you for the games.