One for all and all for one - 2

27.12.2013. Group B. Arch in refugee - RF&P . game 1
Defiant (red, random, Necropolis, Nimbus, Clavius) def DiGGeR (blue, random, Dungeon, Ajit, Galthran, Shakti) 2sm4d(3) 122
There were plenty of restarts, in the end the opponent had none left, I got Necropolis on the surface with Clavius and Aislinn, and Conflux's meat was very handy. Also, right next to the castle there was a Cape +2 speed behind a pack of upgraded magic elementals. With Clavius on 111 I immediately go for expert Necromancy on two experience stones and a pack of golems. The next day I take a level 10 Dwarf Bank, discover a fairly large number of weak treaders, conservatories, as well as Boots behind a pack of Ice Elementals. Then Aislinn with a hundred bones and Liches already breaks through the passage to a secondary zone, which has absolutely nothing except the Necromancy Cloak in the very back of the respawn. I scout the conservatory on my own respawn - level 2. By 116 I already sit into it with Clavius on the charge, but on the opponent's turn it dawns on me that this would be at best a trade of 2 Angels for all the bones, or more likely a throw, since there isn't enough meat. In the end I decide not to risk it, and it turns out Clavius wasted a day standing around. On 117 I raise a few, take a minimal Crypt, at the castle there are Cavaliers in the Citadel. On 121 with a supply line I take the conservatory with a loss of meat, and see Galthran who has climbed onto my respawn. On 122 I make a fatal mistake: I pick up the Boots by chain, then attack with Clavius the Magic Elementals with 2 Angels, 5 Cavaliers, and single-digit Skeletons. There turned out to be 18 of them, auto-resolve failed, and I lost the Angels and 3 Cavaliers (maybe it could have been fought better. After I realized I was losing at least an Angel and a couple of Cavaliers, my composure vanished and I played the rest of the fight with poor focus). Magic Elementals rarely showed up as guards for me, so I'd forgotten how much trouble they could cause. I only didn't surrender because I still had 130 bones in reserve + a decent number of weak guards in sight, but the hope for victory was gradually fading. However, on his 122 the opponent also threw, in a Naga Bank—though he threw completely.

Thanks for the game