Dudge
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CrasH (elf Kirre Kirre) Dudge (Dungeon Gunnar Gunnar) The famous runner Gunnar came to the lands of "Divided Loyalty" again. He had been here before, and because of this, he began to wisely plan his actions and the actions of his friends. But due to the poor amount of Silver on the map, he could not build dragons on the 2nd week, but he fulfilled the minimum plan (1st week of manticores). On the 5th day of the second week, Gunnar decided to visit a familiar cartographer and get a magic map to keep an eye on his famous opponent, Kirre. But the vile GODS killed the cartographer!!! Gunnar knew that Kirre would be better in terms of parameters, as the Artifags on his land were always better. He thought for a long time about what to do, and decided to go for the best combat Artifag on the map, which turned out to be the "Watchtower Shield". And then Gunnar was lucky again, his loyal friends found a map of a truly great Artifag of this land, and on the 4th week, 4th day, they dug him up. On the fifth day, he was already proudly displayed in the main castle. And then something unimaginable began... Gunnar got drunk on vodka in celebration and started doing nonsense. He drank for 2 days, because of which his army (which was with another hero) fell under the heavy hand of Kirre, who jumped out of the swamps and almost crushed it... In this unequal battle, all the dragons and medusas died, and the minotaurs suffered irreparable losses. Gunnar, in a rage, attacked and forced Kirre to flee from his land. But something clouded his mind, either the recent anger or the alcohol, and he rushed through the swamps (forgetting about the short road) to Kirre's castle. And he FAILED to take the castle with the great Artifag, but fortunately, he managed to take the "Forest Palisade". Then Gunnar came to his senses and began to act correctly, but the opponent did not succumb to tricks and sat for 3 weeks in the "Dungeon" castle. In the end, Gunnar realized that he could not wait any longer and went on the attack on his citadel and, in a fierce battle, took it. I WIN!