Telder54
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02.12.2014 XIII (Red, Swamp, Vistan, Crag Hag) draw Telder54 (Blue, Castle, Valeska, Valeska) 2sm4d(3) 126
At my respawn I had 2 external dwellings of archers, an external dwelling of monks, and stables. There wasn't much money scattered around, and there was only one imp-dwelling among the banks. I fell behind in tempo: during the first week I had no horses (couldn't afford them). However, I quickly grabbed a secondary town - Dungeon. On the second week Galtran arrived, and things took off... I made 180 skeletons and planned a path to the Dragon Utopia via a treasure zone, but then Crag galloped in from an adjacent location. I had 180 skeletons, 2 horses, 19 spearmen, 75 archers, 9 griffins, 6 monks. I decided to attack with Valeska since she has expert archery. The opponent had 19 wyverns, 70 lizards, 10 basilisks, 70 gnolls, an upgraded hydra, a tent and a spellbook =). Crag's stats were 1.5 times stronger. Strangely, he started fighting defensively, which gave me a chance. Crag retreated. As a result of the battle, both were left without main armies. We decided to call it a draw.
At my respawn I had 2 external dwellings of archers, an external dwelling of monks, and stables. There wasn't much money scattered around, and there was only one imp-dwelling among the banks. I fell behind in tempo: during the first week I had no horses (couldn't afford them). However, I quickly grabbed a secondary town - Dungeon. On the second week Galtran arrived, and things took off... I made 180 skeletons and planned a path to the Dragon Utopia via a treasure zone, but then Crag galloped in from an adjacent location. I had 180 skeletons, 2 horses, 19 spearmen, 75 archers, 9 griffins, 6 monks. I decided to attack with Valeska since she has expert archery. The opponent had 19 wyverns, 70 lizards, 10 basilisks, 70 gnolls, an upgraded hydra, a tent and a spellbook =). Crag's stats were 1.5 times stronger. Strangely, he started fighting defensively, which gave me a chance. Crag retreated. As a result of the battle, both were left without main armies. We decided to call it a draw.