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10/13/2014 Be3y4uu (Blue, Castle, Valiska, Shakti) defeated skd (Red, Inferno, Kalh), diamond, 124.
It was a quick game.
111 - I upgraded archers (managed to get 23 of them right from the start).
The opponent started grinding with earth and slow spells, so I thought, "Here comes the big guy."
112 - Shakti arrived and became the big guy =).
In the first week, I captured 2 of my own castles, which were already built up with archers (in the end, I only managed to upgrade to level 52 archers by the time I met the opponent).
There was a stable near the castle, so I decided to build up horses because the resource spawn was also poor, and I had to come up with something every day.
In the second week, I was preparing to meet the opponent, but I was going to sneak up on him through the underground and attack. However, on turn 124, a red invader came out of the monolith and attacked my lands, killing Sanya and his beautiful horse (I missed her so much =), and almost reached my defenseless castle. As a result, Shakti was defeated, and I had to dump all my treasury into the evil merchants in the market to buy the Lord the Book of Magic (otherwise, I would have been in trouble...).
There was nothing to wait for, so I attacked...
The Red's army: 3 Efreet, 5 Rukh, 5 Bears, 42 Gogs, and strategic Imps.
King Shakti's army: 52 Grand Archers, 84 Pikemen, 10 Crusaders, 4 Champions, and strategic Griffons.
The opponent had 10 mana, and I had 20. The scariest thing in the battle was, of course, the blindness on the archers, but luckily, the book had healing. The archers did most of the work!
Thank you for the game