The game started well – Dugald with a strong start, then Vitya came in as a powerful force. Portals to adjacent areas took about a day and a half to traverse, so progress was slow. By week 4, he had only broken through to the Main Town, while Vitya was sent to the gold mine. He trained monks throughout the game, starting from the second week. Dugald, without any scouting, cleared the Treasury, which turned out to be without Undead or Temple creatures – only 5 relics guarded by creatures like 100 dragons and a hidden Phoenix in the treasure room. By week 6, he broke through to the opponent's Main Town and they met (previously, Vitya was used as bait – Erling managed to get him on the last turn and killed him before he could act). On the battlefield, without Dispel or Anti-Magic, I endured attacks from a dark-light dwarf with a full set of spells. I had to pay off with 60 monks when they started casting spells that dealt -25 damage to the monks. The opponent was left with 150 shields, 19 Erlangs, and 20 Grand Masters – the rest were dead. A couple of days later, the opponent made a mistake and gave my powerful creature almost an empty Castle, while he defended the secondary town. The second encounter was a one-sided victory in my Treasury, where I had already acquired all the Light magic, and with 100 monks, there was nothing to stop me.
The game started well – Dugald with a strong start, then Vitya came in as a powerful force. Portals to adjacent areas took about a day and a half to traverse, so progress was slow. By week 4, he had only broken through to the Main Town, while Vitya was sent to the gold mine. He trained monks throughout the game, starting from the second week. Dugald, without any scouting, cleared the Treasury, which turned out to be without Undead or Temple creatures – only 5 relics guarded by creatures like 100 dragons and a hidden Phoenix in the treasure room. By week 6, he broke through to the opponent's Main Town and they met (previously, Vitya was used as bait – Erling managed to get him on the last turn and killed him before he could act). On the battlefield, without Dispel or Anti-Magic, I endured attacks from a dark-light dwarf with a full set of spells. I had to pay off with 60 monks when they started casting spells that dealt -25 damage to the monks. The opponent was left with 150 shields, 19 Erlangs, and 20 Grand Masters – the rest were dead. A couple of days later, the opponent made a mistake and gave my powerful creature almost an empty Castle, while he defended the secondary town. The second encounter was a one-sided victory in my Treasury, where I had already acquired all the Light magic, and with 100 monks, there was nothing to stop me.