It turned out to be an interesting game.
The distribution wasn't exactly bad, but not good either; Galtran had a 7 acceleration at best, no stables or logistics (there was a stable on the respawn, but very far away). On the plus side, two refuges—one gave upgraded pegasi, which provided some acceleration, though I couldn't always rely on it—one horse cache, 4 clues for 18 wyverns, consa 3; basically that was all, but I got lucky here: go horses, and they didn't have far to run, they hit the 124 with oil without any problems.
In the treasure zone I find a water book, cloak +2+2, I take the Dragon Utopia three, it gives stats, I capture the central tower, burn the air book, through heavy rough terrain, but I had to take it, nowhere else to go; Galtran's speed is disappointing at 1600 mp, relying on acceleration is dangerous. From KV I take another Dragon Utopia, it gives stats and wings; there's a chain for 1800, I break through the archdevils in two pandoras—one has monarchs, the other experience—I run further, and oh look, another central Castle, preparing to meet or be met. But the opponent decides to retreat despite having 10+ archdevils.
During the third week I cleared the treasure zone, picked up the Dragon Utopia that the opponent had slightly missed while running to the center, collect hives, and upgrade wyverns in the swamp. The opponent retreats to an adjacent map; nothing to be done, with Galtran at 2k mp (at best), you can't run much (who knew there was no control there). I retreat to another adjacent map, eat it up, and finally find boots and gloves which I buy on the black market + bracers in the same place. Having captured one of the secondaries on the adjacent map, I see a Dragon Utopia on the opponent's respawn; there is also a flask +2 hp behind the medusas. Without thinking twice, I take it with DD and wings—maximum. It gives everything I already have, of course, but the main thing is I get 50k more and the opponent gets exactly that amount less. And just in time, Nilka was already on acceleration near the Dragon Utopia.
On the fourth week I continued to mash bones; in the end, it resulted in 1500 upgraded bones, 110 monarch wyverns, 6 angels, 50+ snakes, 24 necro horses. My stats have insane spell power nearly 50, combat stats are slightly higher for the opponent. At the end of the week he exposes himself in the treasure zone; I check with a look-out, magic can be used, it's easier now—in case of a cloak of denial, there is lightning for 1800.
I attack—the opponent has 30 archdevils, 11 angels, about 12 horses split into ones, 39 ducks. Here comes the first surprise: he has a pendant against lightning... I cast mass shield in the very first round; the opponent responds with haste and crashes into the wyverns—luckily the snakes threw weakness on the archdevils, so only 30 wyverns were lost after the onslaught of archdevils and angels. On my turn, I first throw oil (the opponent scattered with angels and archdevils) to cut out the opponent's wyverns; almost worked, about 16 remain, bones kill 8 cavaliers. A mass shield from the opponent follows, then wait—mass haste, and minus 16 archdevils. Then the opponent throws another oil, but again exposes the archdevils; one more mass haste and the bones do their dirty work. Handcuffs are present on both sides so GG, surrender follows.
Thanks for the game!
Confirmed. Thanks for the game.
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The distribution was kind of average, but I got two experience stones. At first I thought about leveling Mariussa, but Arlash takes earth, so we level him. The secondary is far via rough terrain, arriving by the end of the week. Efreets in the citadel at home. Then in my treasure zone I take +4 attack, wait for growth and with it take clues for 8 wyverns. I run through a teleport into the opponent's treasure zone and kill the main on acceleration. A bit further and then surrender.
Thanks for the game!
Confirmed. Thanks for the game.