The start was not bad — the miner got three stacks of lobsters, and on top of that, in the first week he took the horde of axe throwers, broke through the portals, the underground, gathered some coins, built axe throwers and cats with a citadel. On day 122 he took 2 griffin conservatories — one of 20s, the other of 30s. Then an external dragon fight. After that, in another underground where there was another griffin conservatory of 20s. He went outside, there the opponent took a dungeon from a computer with a scout hero. He couldn't reach him — that guy fled into the underground. In terms of skills, superiority; he decided to go for a smash pursuit, but then the opponent fired a tavern skill upgrade (he took a Dragon Utopia obviously) and decided not to force it — looked through the air where a tasty underground was and went there. Meanwhile, he gave away the third dungeon to the computer, pity that with losses of 3 dragons. The chain is set, Lorelei went ahead with expert scouting and immediately found a Dragon Utopia, and it was all in Dragon Fly Hives. He decided to take them with scout heroes from prisons, while the main went further and saw another 3 griffin conservatories, tier-3s, and Dragon Fly Hives, and a second Dragon Utopia )) While he was taking everything, the opponent jumped onto his native dungeon and took it (whether with КЗ or wings, doesn't matter), and went to catch me, but I saw him myself and positioned so that the dragons wouldn't fit (there were few of them, 2-3). Well, I decided to lure the daddy; he revealed himself and ran back as if he hadn't — hehe. In attack, armor +7 for him, and for me in meat superiority: the miner had geese, 40 angels, 17 wardens, 100 and so on — all the king's men. I put a sphere and shackles on the miner, and a clever bait on the scout hero "as if I didn't give away the dragons," which anyway wouldn't fit because of the geese. Well, the opponent jumps, grabs the scout hero, and goes for the miner — presses magic, oops sphere; presses ransom, oops shackles; presses F4 in the finale and writes gg. Overall, the game turned out interesting — cat and mouse, I ran after the opponent, then from him. The opponent turned out to be no simple loser-lover, so the game was eventful in intensity. He could have won if he had sat in the castle with higher skills. But apparently the chain let him down after the Dragon Utopia. Alright, this is the end of the tale, and whoever listened — well done)))
The start was not bad — the miner got three stacks of lobsters, and on top of that, in the first week he took the horde of axe throwers, broke through the portals, the underground, gathered some coins, built axe throwers and cats with a citadel. On day 122 he took 2 griffin conservatories — one of 20s, the other of 30s. Then an external dragon fight. After that, in another underground where there was another griffin conservatory of 20s. He went outside, there the opponent took a dungeon from a computer with a scout hero. He couldn't reach him — that guy fled into the underground. In terms of skills, superiority; he decided to go for a smash pursuit, but then the opponent fired a tavern skill upgrade (he took a Dragon Utopia obviously) and decided not to force it — looked through the air where a tasty underground was and went there. Meanwhile, he gave away the third dungeon to the computer, pity that with losses of 3 dragons. The chain is set, Lorelei went ahead with expert scouting and immediately found a Dragon Utopia, and it was all in Dragon Fly Hives. He decided to take them with scout heroes from prisons, while the main went further and saw another 3 griffin conservatories, tier-3s, and Dragon Fly Hives, and a second Dragon Utopia )) While he was taking everything, the opponent jumped onto his native dungeon and took it (whether with КЗ or wings, doesn't matter), and went to catch me, but I saw him myself and positioned so that the dragons wouldn't fit (there were few of them, 2-3). Well, I decided to lure the daddy; he revealed himself and ran back as if he hadn't — hehe. In attack, armor +7 for him, and for me in meat superiority: the miner had geese, 40 angels, 17 wardens, 100 and so on — all the king's men. I put a sphere and shackles on the miner, and a clever bait on the scout hero "as if I didn't give away the dragons," which anyway wouldn't fit because of the geese. Well, the opponent jumps, grabs the scout hero, and goes for the miner — presses magic, oops sphere; presses ransom, oops shackles; presses F4 in the finale and writes gg. Overall, the game turned out interesting — cat and mouse, I ran after the opponent, then from him. The opponent turned out to be no simple loser-lover, so the game was eventful in intensity. He could have won if he had sat in the castle with higher skills. But apparently the chain let him down after the Dragon Utopia. Alright, this is the end of the tale, and whoever listened — well done)))