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The opponent took all the restarts. I used 2 and decided not to restart the external dwelling for horses under the Castle and the Griffin Conservatory. In terms of gold, it turned out to be the worst possible setup on a small map that I have ever played. It was a miracle that I managed to place the horses in the citadel. And then there simply wasn't enough gold for purchasing. I had to exchange resources from a single marketplace. I wasn't able to take the external dwelling in the 1st week—and there wasn't much point anyway, since I simply wouldn't have been able to buy the units. Evil eyes were blocking the secondary on the stones, and my only path was into the underground.
I broke through there in the 2nd week. I sacrificed two horses on a pile of shooter stacks, captured the Necromancer secondary. And I spent time gathering gold and resources. Towards the end of the week, I took a level 3 Naga Bank. I also took two level 1 Griffin Conservatories.
Ivor got the Log from the start, then Earth and Armor. In the 3rd week, he found an excellent treasure zone in the underground with a bunch of Dragon Fly Hives and began gradually collecting them. The plan was to gather Dwarves, take the Dragon Utopia, buy out the growth, and go for the opponent's main. But at the start of the 4th week, the surrender comes.
Thanks for the game!
I broke through there in the 2nd week. I sacrificed two horses on a pile of shooter stacks, captured the Necromancer secondary. And I spent time gathering gold and resources. Towards the end of the week, I took a level 3 Naga Bank. I also took two level 1 Griffin Conservatories.
Ivor got the Log from the start, then Earth and Armor. In the 3rd week, he found an excellent treasure zone in the underground with a bunch of Dragon Fly Hives and began gradually collecting them. The plan was to gather Dwarves, take the Dragon Utopia, buy out the growth, and go for the opponent's main. But at the start of the 4th week, the surrender comes.
Thanks for the game!
