On 111 I decided to tempo and claim the resource with the mill using Greater Wolves, ending up with 40 Troglodytes:smile20: Moandor came in with skeletons and also got a +Attack roll. Respawn is empty, nowhere to necro, luckily I had a secondary with a Dwarf Hovel, I somehow squeezed through there, and there was a double along with an external Eye dwelling and 2 Griffin Conservatories, both level 4. I ran around until 131, made mistakes, collected Nagash items, in which I lost all the bones, upgraded the Eyes and only got 80 of them, lost many in various places. Then after taking the Conservatories I went into the treasure zone, there I also ate a level 3 Conservatory and got Wings, nothing else, I wanted to go for 2 Dragon Fly Hives visible in the distance, but then the opponent rushed in and was 1 move short of reaching the Castle.) I went back, Double Mana +Attack +Defense +Earth, Moandor is amazing, the opponent attacks. Managed to defend in the Castle.
Thanks for the game!
The opponent spent 2 restarts, I didn't spend any, because 2 native ones spawned and Gundula arrived. One direction was blocked by marquee, I broke through to another — there was a Snow secondary with 2 Griffin Conservatories (revealed with Scouting View in the Tower), Gundula grabbed Armor, and in the hut on the secondary — Earth. At the respawn I found an external Cyclops dwelling (didn't take) and 4 external Goblin dwellings. On week 1 I built Bears at the Citadel + Orcs. On week 2 I took 2 more secondaries, found another Griffin Conservatory (on a Swamp secondary), got Boots and an external Wyvern dwelling. I spent the rest of week 2 taking Conservatories, everything was going slowly for obvious reasons (penalty + Conservatories were scattered inconveniently). In the end, with an army of 10 Angels, ~260 Hobgoblins, 43 Greater Wolves, 37 Greater Orcs, and 3 Bears, I storm into the opponent's respawn, take a Pandora's Box and a Nagash item for over 100 Eyes, but I make a mistake, miscalculating moves, resulting in Gundula remaining unleveled, which decided the outcome. The following turn I was 1 move short (classic) of entering the opponent's Castle. He shattered and holed up in his capital. But even then I could have run away and farmed further, but I attacked for some reason. Didn't expect such an army from the opponent, 70 Greater Eyes in the Castle predictably decided things.
Thanks for the game.
Spring 2014