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Winter 2014. Automated submission of seasonal reports.
I chose all the restart options. The map is small, with an elven outpost (and, as it turned out, a dwarven outpost in the very corner). There's one road leading to a teleport, and in the other direction, a lift is located far away on an unpaved path. The result of the week: horses in the citadel, but no dwarves. I jumped with Ciel into a one-way portal, into something resembling a treasure room; there's nothing else to do, so I weakened the ogres (one of the guards), left my entire army from days 1-2 there, and escaped. I took the level 1 consultant on day 121 and tried not to use critical hits – it was ineffective; there wasn't much room to maneuver. On day 127, I saw Tyrax on an angel near the exit from the one-way portal, where I had to go. After some thought, I dove in there again, planning to bring my army afterward, but – oh, miracle! – the portal turned out to be a multi-way portal, and Alamar went off to who knows where (though, he did manage to snatch a dragon scale cloak from the neutrals). Ciel reaches Tyrax, who has better stats, and he flees using tactics. I attack the Pandora's guards, but I don't have time to take the town; I had to take it with Caltom – for the experience. The next day, the opponent leaves the game, citing the loss of 2 angels in some bank as the reason for giving up. Thanks for the game.