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Team S. =Stinger= - We care about the people. First round.
September 16, 2013. Heroin_HP (blue, castle, Myulich, Myulich) defeated The_ (red, rampart, Yanova, Theodore). Balance: m200, 124.
The opponent refreshed with 113 resources in one turn. Myulich arrived. Vampires were in the portal, and there was a stable near the castle. He opened the map, assessed the gold and wood, and decided he had enough for horses, so he didn't refresh. Instead, he took the secondary town and simply collected everything. He was behind in heroes throughout the game (if only I had known that). With two markets, he placed horses in the citadel and dungeon, along with a GM and a vortex. He should have reached level 123, but due to the lack of money, he reached level 124 with 5 horses, 39 rays, 50 crossbowmen, and 16 griffins. He killed the vampires, and in the center, there was a surprise: Theodore, rushing with a stack of elves, and Kal'Hak with the rest of the army. First, he killed Kal'Hak, and Theodore didn't even have time to enter the battle before Myulich, with his horse tactics and morale, killed the elves. GG. The post-game analysis showed: two native secondary towns + hidden Kentaur town + hidden Elf town + hidden United town, Pandora for experience, and boots – you couldn't ask for better. In short, it was worth staying near the GM for a day.
Thank you for the game.