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The cartographer revealed by the reds helped secure the victory :D
At the end of the game, the opp, who had a perfectly leveled Müllich but neither a diplomat nor anything for control, saw Vidomina's jumps with joined power and wrote GG
There was a moment in the party when the mom could have been crushed -- the map turned out to be bugged and there was an early encounter for this template in the middle of the 2nd week -- considering the heap of intermediate zones that neither the reds nor the blues had passed through -- both at that time had one capital + 1 village! And if Müllich had attacked Vidomina, who rashly popped into the underground, she would have had to pay her way out despite the throne of bones, but she got lucky :smile04:
A couple of turns later there were already 21 ducks -- could have collected them earlier, but until now not a single clearing with hives had been found... joins started (Cutbert on the way to the mine ate the scientist for diplomacy :eek:): 17 minoskings, 30+ pits, 41 ruhs, then another 58 kings; the ruhs were guarding the pandora's box with all the air, eaten by Vidomina.... it was possible to go to the Dragon Utopia on disputed territory, but Vidomina had no mana; on the last bit she jumped to the well, then through views came out onto the Inferno computer (there was a thought to upgrade the pits and convert everything that joins) but because of the mountains he DD'd crookedly and spent the night over the Inferno castle
135 -- I take Inferno, smash into the dungeon with doubling and go collect skeletons, so that on the next turn I could die in the disputed Dragon Utopia, leaving 1-2 dracos there and resurrect in Inferno, where I left joined stacks; the Dragon Utopia would then be finished off by one of the scrubs hanging around the rest of the power... and on the opponent's turn I see Müllich scurrying above with a non-threatening army -- I was already thinking of changing plans and crushing him, but at that moment news of the surrender arrived
GG, thanks for the game!
At the end of the game, the opp, who had a perfectly leveled Müllich but neither a diplomat nor anything for control, saw Vidomina's jumps with joined power and wrote GG
There was a moment in the party when the mom could have been crushed -- the map turned out to be bugged and there was an early encounter for this template in the middle of the 2nd week -- considering the heap of intermediate zones that neither the reds nor the blues had passed through -- both at that time had one capital + 1 village! And if Müllich had attacked Vidomina, who rashly popped into the underground, she would have had to pay her way out despite the throne of bones, but she got lucky :smile04:
A couple of turns later there were already 21 ducks -- could have collected them earlier, but until now not a single clearing with hives had been found... joins started (Cutbert on the way to the mine ate the scientist for diplomacy :eek:): 17 minoskings, 30+ pits, 41 ruhs, then another 58 kings; the ruhs were guarding the pandora's box with all the air, eaten by Vidomina.... it was possible to go to the Dragon Utopia on disputed territory, but Vidomina had no mana; on the last bit she jumped to the well, then through views came out onto the Inferno computer (there was a thought to upgrade the pits and convert everything that joins) but because of the mountains he DD'd crookedly and spent the night over the Inferno castle
135 -- I take Inferno, smash into the dungeon with doubling and go collect skeletons, so that on the next turn I could die in the disputed Dragon Utopia, leaving 1-2 dracos there and resurrect in Inferno, where I left joined stacks; the Dragon Utopia would then be finished off by one of the scrubs hanging around the rest of the power... and on the opponent's turn I see Müllich scurrying above with a non-threatening army -- I was already thinking of changing plans and crushing him, but at that moment news of the surrender arrived
GG, thanks for the game!
"...the personal strengths and weaknesses of a leader are no true indication of the merits of his cause"
(с) Roger Zelazny
(с) Roger Zelazny
