Armageddets
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10.08.2015 - 14.08.2015 Armageddets (Red, Necropolis, Charna, Charna) def Night Troll (Blue, Fortress, Bron, Shakti) 8mm6a 245
Start in the underground. The respawn turned out to be almost empty. There was only an external dwelling of zombies. Two objects giving +1 spell power or knowledge, but there was no money for them. I decided to clear the useless respawn for a week, leveling up necromancy and gathering some skeletons. On day 121, I built liches and went up to the snow. I happened to be at a crossroads and went up along the easiest guard. As a result, on day 127, I took a Dungeon and found 2 conservatories. Throughout the third week, I visited objects and farmed skeletons. From the start of the 4th week, I took 2 conservatories, a tier 3, and a tier 4. After that (in the second month), I broke into the underground and there I took an Inferno village and an external dwelling of bone dragons, zombies, and skeletons. Then I cleared the underground respawn and came out into the Inferno treasury, where I took a Dragon Utopia. The Dragon Utopia was so-so – I got a couple of decent artifacts and the Book of Earth. By this time, my opponent had already taken several Dragon Utopias and outclassed me in stats. In the middle of the third week, I rode out and captured a castle belonging to one of the Fortress computers. I placed a scout hero there with growth from the Dungeon. My main hero caught that computer's main hero and farmed skeletons off him. Troops from my home castle were constantly being sent along the chain – all upgraded except skeletons and dragons. I broke into another underground and took 1 Dragon Fly Hive there, but I didn't need it, as I had a huge number of native troops by this time. I gave 4 Wyverns to the scout hero. Another castle was captured. After that, I took all possible growth from my home castle with my main hero and headed for the purple computer, but it turned out its castle belonged to my opponent. I captured the castle, and then he attacked me on the road. I had a big advantage in army size, but he had the stats. I had Slow and Resurrection, but only 3 levels of the guild were built – so I only used Haste and Raise Dead; my opponent cast Armageddon twice – evening the odds a bit – he had Phoenixes. But in the end, army size decided the outcome. I had roughly 2300 skeletons. My hero had leveled up to expert in Defense, Luck, Earth, Air, Logistics, and something else I don't remember. Overall, I won, not without help from the purple computer, which had worn my opponent down considerably. Thanks for the game.
Start in the underground. The respawn turned out to be almost empty. There was only an external dwelling of zombies. Two objects giving +1 spell power or knowledge, but there was no money for them. I decided to clear the useless respawn for a week, leveling up necromancy and gathering some skeletons. On day 121, I built liches and went up to the snow. I happened to be at a crossroads and went up along the easiest guard. As a result, on day 127, I took a Dungeon and found 2 conservatories. Throughout the third week, I visited objects and farmed skeletons. From the start of the 4th week, I took 2 conservatories, a tier 3, and a tier 4. After that (in the second month), I broke into the underground and there I took an Inferno village and an external dwelling of bone dragons, zombies, and skeletons. Then I cleared the underground respawn and came out into the Inferno treasury, where I took a Dragon Utopia. The Dragon Utopia was so-so – I got a couple of decent artifacts and the Book of Earth. By this time, my opponent had already taken several Dragon Utopias and outclassed me in stats. In the middle of the third week, I rode out and captured a castle belonging to one of the Fortress computers. I placed a scout hero there with growth from the Dungeon. My main hero caught that computer's main hero and farmed skeletons off him. Troops from my home castle were constantly being sent along the chain – all upgraded except skeletons and dragons. I broke into another underground and took 1 Dragon Fly Hive there, but I didn't need it, as I had a huge number of native troops by this time. I gave 4 Wyverns to the scout hero. Another castle was captured. After that, I took all possible growth from my home castle with my main hero and headed for the purple computer, but it turned out its castle belonged to my opponent. I captured the castle, and then he attacked me on the road. I had a big advantage in army size, but he had the stats. I had Slow and Resurrection, but only 3 levels of the guild were built – so I only used Haste and Raise Dead; my opponent cast Armageddon twice – evening the odds a bit – he had Phoenixes. But in the end, army size decided the outcome. I had roughly 2300 skeletons. My hero had leveled up to expert in Defense, Luck, Earth, Air, Logistics, and something else I don't remember. Overall, I won, not without help from the purple computer, which had worn my opponent down considerably. Thanks for the game.
