The game was postponed NO LESS than three times, which neither I nor my opponent liked... I sincerely apologize, but what can you do? That's life(
Literally in the first week, Claudius and Aislin arrived. Both ended up with Diplomacy.
On my own respawn there were 2 cons — both for 1 angel + a hydra niche. I implemented everything quickly and by 112 was armed and very dangerous) At home, I put the hydras in the citadel.
Next, I took the necropolis and dungeon secondaries. I beat back the shackles. The necroing went great, but diplomacy "sat idle"... In the very first Dragon Utopia I lost quite a bit, but in return I got the books of air and water. Stats didn't change because of this, but portals appeared.
Meanwhile, I see that Luna already has 20+ in all stats... I am twice as modest(
I fight into the dungeon with Claudius, there I double my mana (4 guilds are idle :( ) and via portals fly to the nearest treasure zone, where boots of speed are already visible and scouting shows mountains of artifacts.
And that's when it started! Max Dragon Utopia — there was a sword and helmet from the alliance + КЗ... Next jump — +9 angels and a cartographer! I see Luna on one fake, but I only have 66 mana. Flight, two portals, and I reach him (exp log+gloves+boots really helped). An alliance necklace and shield drop from Luna. I drink from a nearby well and stand before the enemy dungeon (missed by one cell, but covered the gates with the horse's rump) and wait for an attack. The plan was that even if I lost, I'd blast 200 mana worth of explosions...
Arlash attacks me with 25 attack and 9 defense (I have 28/28). There is a sphere there. My army consists of 12 hydras, 11 angels, about 50 wyverns, 150 skeletons, 60 medusas, 101 cents, and 20 pegasi. The opponent brought 9 archs, 107 rocs, 50 gold golems, 45 trolls, 90 marks, and 26 wyverns. I was sure I would win, but, I admit, by the middle of the battle I started thinking "does he have shackles so I can at least escape?"... But the Lacquered Hydras bit with luck twice and the opponent surrendered.
I don't think I would have lost this battle without luck, but still...
PS The opponent did not have shackles
Thanks for the game. I pulled as much as I could and luck smiled upon me)
On turn 1 Luna was given diplomacy, he played well; the chaos hydra in the camp gave a decent start. Everything else went quite well; with 1040 mana, Luna would have gladly tested his strength against the opponent, but he certainly got lucky with the cartographer) Although it's his own fault, at such a stage he could have been more cautious. Thanks for the game.