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20/10/2013 GoD (Blue, Rampart, Kyrre, Kyrre) def Chemist (Red, Necropolis, Tamika, Tamika) 8mm6a 216
My opponent took all the rests, and I still had a couple left.
On the 111, I scouted a stable, an elf cache, a close exit to a neighboring zone via a teleport for 20-49 gold Centaurs, a refuge, and also a wood cache behind the goblins, and the scout hero managed to get a look around — I didn't see anything particularly interesting. With the elf cache, I had 18; I had 2 native [dwellings], but the second was the Great and Terrible UFRI, so I scared neutrals only with a stack of dwarves, but not Centaurs))). However, a bear was sitting in the refuge. Naturally, such a layout couldn't be passed up, even though the gap was only 3 heroes on 111)))
Soon, I took a native bottom — a Tavern, where on the snow there was a Griffin Conservatory and a Dragon Utopia behind the sultans. I set up a lookout in the Tavern and found another Griffin Conservatory, but it was bypassing the Tavern through the snow. Also nearby was a two-way teleport for 3k, but the exit was in the sands... I finished the week with horses in the Citadel.
I started the second week with a level 2 Griffin Conservatory, then a level 3. On the snow, I found 2 Necropolis artifacts — a fur coat and boots — and 2 Necromancers appeared, whom I immediately started raising with necromancy. The problem was that my exit to the center was through a one-way portal, and along the road there was only the exit, while the entrance was somewhere back in the sands. But in my treasure zone, we spotted a couple of Dragon Utopias, plus a few more had been scouted before. I captured a Citadel village on the snow.
On the 133, I entered the first Dragon Utopia, and it was a max one. By that time, I had already raised 500 skeletons, had 5 angels and decent growth, plus I had just leveled Earth magic right before the Dragon Utopia. It went smoothly. I was given a Sentinel's Shield, 4/4 armor, a 10/2 hat, and a black orb. Not bad for a Sword of the Phoenix hero, I'd say.
Then I started collecting Dragon Utopias. There turned out to be a decent number in the basement. But I couldn't find control for a long time to make contact.
A "Dragon Utopias vs Control" match began. In the first half, the score was 5:0 in favor of the Dragon Utopias, but at the beginning of the second, Control scored back by gifting me a Speaker's Hat, although right before the Dragon Utopia, I had finally found a Flight scroll and already had Horde Master level 4.
After that, I searched for the opponent using scouting and simultaneously raised skeletons and gathered everything that was poorly defended. On one of the days of the 4th week, in those same accursed sands, Red appeared, but they quickly realized that sand fills necromancer boots quickly, and they had no rags... so they quickly fled...
In the end, by the 2nd month of the game, I managed to reach 2 Red "shields" through air scouting — one was a high-speed Tamika, and the other was Isra with all the power. I took them both right there, not giving them a chance to escape, even though they had shackles.
Even though they had 1700+ skeletons against my slightly over a thousand, I had +3 speed and a ton of other power.
Kyrre before the final battle:
37 29 17 21 (327), 5 gold Pegasi, 4 angels, 1041 skeletons, 116 gold Centaurs, 66 unicorns, 35 gold dragons, 93 Grand Elves with gold bows.
Thanks for the game!
My opponent took all the rests, and I still had a couple left.
On the 111, I scouted a stable, an elf cache, a close exit to a neighboring zone via a teleport for 20-49 gold Centaurs, a refuge, and also a wood cache behind the goblins, and the scout hero managed to get a look around — I didn't see anything particularly interesting. With the elf cache, I had 18; I had 2 native [dwellings], but the second was the Great and Terrible UFRI, so I scared neutrals only with a stack of dwarves, but not Centaurs))). However, a bear was sitting in the refuge. Naturally, such a layout couldn't be passed up, even though the gap was only 3 heroes on 111)))
Soon, I took a native bottom — a Tavern, where on the snow there was a Griffin Conservatory and a Dragon Utopia behind the sultans. I set up a lookout in the Tavern and found another Griffin Conservatory, but it was bypassing the Tavern through the snow. Also nearby was a two-way teleport for 3k, but the exit was in the sands... I finished the week with horses in the Citadel.
I started the second week with a level 2 Griffin Conservatory, then a level 3. On the snow, I found 2 Necropolis artifacts — a fur coat and boots — and 2 Necromancers appeared, whom I immediately started raising with necromancy. The problem was that my exit to the center was through a one-way portal, and along the road there was only the exit, while the entrance was somewhere back in the sands. But in my treasure zone, we spotted a couple of Dragon Utopias, plus a few more had been scouted before. I captured a Citadel village on the snow.
On the 133, I entered the first Dragon Utopia, and it was a max one. By that time, I had already raised 500 skeletons, had 5 angels and decent growth, plus I had just leveled Earth magic right before the Dragon Utopia. It went smoothly. I was given a Sentinel's Shield, 4/4 armor, a 10/2 hat, and a black orb. Not bad for a Sword of the Phoenix hero, I'd say.
Then I started collecting Dragon Utopias. There turned out to be a decent number in the basement. But I couldn't find control for a long time to make contact.
A "Dragon Utopias vs Control" match began. In the first half, the score was 5:0 in favor of the Dragon Utopias, but at the beginning of the second, Control scored back by gifting me a Speaker's Hat, although right before the Dragon Utopia, I had finally found a Flight scroll and already had Horde Master level 4.
After that, I searched for the opponent using scouting and simultaneously raised skeletons and gathered everything that was poorly defended. On one of the days of the 4th week, in those same accursed sands, Red appeared, but they quickly realized that sand fills necromancer boots quickly, and they had no rags... so they quickly fled...
In the end, by the 2nd month of the game, I managed to reach 2 Red "shields" through air scouting — one was a high-speed Tamika, and the other was Isra with all the power. I took them both right there, not giving them a chance to escape, even though they had shackles.
Even though they had 1700+ skeletons against my slightly over a thousand, I had +3 speed and a ton of other power.
Kyrre before the final battle:
37 29 17 21 (327), 5 gold Pegasi, 4 angels, 1041 skeletons, 116 gold Centaurs, 66 unicorns, 35 gold dragons, 93 Grand Elves with gold bows.
Thanks for the game!
