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We really went all-in, trying to make the best of what we had. I had two paths, one leading to the Guardian Orb. But on my reserve, I had a hidden stash of Rocs and Cyclops, and just below the city, there were two Naga banks, both at maximum level. In the second week, Tazar arrived via the secondary market. He visited my outpost, after which he could see all my actions on the reserve. I gathered all my troops and went to push him back, and that's when the key moment of the game happened... He moved his troops with spells, while he himself stayed on the snakes and attacked me with them to force a retreat, but in the first round, he cast a magic arrow, after which, of course, he couldn't retreat immediately. It took me only one round to kill him. But the game continued because his army was still intact. I went to clear the treasure in the desert. It turned out that this treasure was specifically for me. There, I found two more hidden stashes of Rocs (totaling 18 per week) and there was also a large Pandora's Box containing 40 Death Knights. I defeated them, just as I was finishing upgrading my wisdom and preparing to conquer the whole land. But then I was given 4 Ancient Wonders, which I definitely didn't expect. After that, I expanded into a good city, acquired a conservatory, and prepared to expand into the main city and take the Guardian Orb, but then the GG (Good Game) arrived, motivated by the fact that there was no point in continuing. Thanks for the game!
Confirmed! All the reserves were depleted, and we played for luck. The distribution wasn't too bad, everything was going well, up to turn 125. I went after an opponent, and that's when it started... a noob game came out. Fail after fail, first I miscalculated the moves, I was one move short of killing a spellcaster and breaking the opponent's chain, so he couldn't return his army to the main city. Then I killed Tazar, forgetting about hit-and-run... in the end, GG! I didn't see any point in continuing to play. Thanks for the game!