Moreau
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22.01.15 kotleta (red, Stronghold, Gurnison, Gurnison) lose Moreau (blue, Conflux, Pasis, Moner) Balance (L) 133
We used all restarts after the scrap. The respawn turned out tolerable, which is surprising for Conflux. The economy, of course, was strained, but it fit within the set goals. So, in the fort for the first week, an Altar of Thought was built. On the second week, Moner arrived, and I switched to him. He came in handy for transporting air elementals and sprites from a town that was quite far away. After eating an experience stone, I raised his Logistics, and the perfect papal leveling began. Except Earth didn't manage to come through from among the essentials.
On the second week, I moved out from the respawn, capturing an Inferno town. Then I took a third Conflux and had the first encounter with the opponent's main hero. He was on a serpent speed build, so he managed to escape. Moner couldn't reach a twin with his army, and that was for the best, as it turned out.
On the third week, I already had Phoenixes in the castle. The opponent was in the process of bringing Gurnison back to the gap where we met. Using a clever chain of one twin, after exchanging all resources for gold, I transferred the Phoenixes and the growth of Psychic Elementals, and moved toward the opponent, who was holed up in an empty secondary Conflux. Along the way, I ran into 100+ Orcs for an artifact, and by all the canons of Maretti, Ballistics came in for me after the fight. But at the same time, I decided that a cuirass giving +1 to all stats would be very useful, and, reaching for it, I didn't manage to get to the castle with the opponent's main hero in time. Luckily, there were enough movement points and the terrain was favorable to block his escape.
The next day, he attacked, and after the first turn of the Firebirds, he surrendered.
GG.
p.s. I've never seen 70% of the guards on the respawn and secondaries consist only of shooters. It was terrifying.
We used all restarts after the scrap. The respawn turned out tolerable, which is surprising for Conflux. The economy, of course, was strained, but it fit within the set goals. So, in the fort for the first week, an Altar of Thought was built. On the second week, Moner arrived, and I switched to him. He came in handy for transporting air elementals and sprites from a town that was quite far away. After eating an experience stone, I raised his Logistics, and the perfect papal leveling began. Except Earth didn't manage to come through from among the essentials.
On the second week, I moved out from the respawn, capturing an Inferno town. Then I took a third Conflux and had the first encounter with the opponent's main hero. He was on a serpent speed build, so he managed to escape. Moner couldn't reach a twin with his army, and that was for the best, as it turned out.
On the third week, I already had Phoenixes in the castle. The opponent was in the process of bringing Gurnison back to the gap where we met. Using a clever chain of one twin, after exchanging all resources for gold, I transferred the Phoenixes and the growth of Psychic Elementals, and moved toward the opponent, who was holed up in an empty secondary Conflux. Along the way, I ran into 100+ Orcs for an artifact, and by all the canons of Maretti, Ballistics came in for me after the fight. But at the same time, I decided that a cuirass giving +1 to all stats would be very useful, and, reaching for it, I didn't manage to get to the castle with the opponent's main hero in time. Luckily, there were enough movement points and the terrain was favorable to block his escape.
The next day, he attacked, and after the first turn of the Firebirds, he surrendered.
GG.
p.s. I've never seen 70% of the guards on the respawn and secondaries consist only of shooters. It was terrifying.
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