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Wars of the Wizards 2

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Mizrael
The Moon came, leveled up, burned 50+ demons for a necklace +3 SP/knowledge, and started burning everything that moves. The Dimmer was doing great, earth, offense, but he fell apart when fighting Cerberuses from the swamp; the hounds took a toll. The Moon gets earth, quickly levels it up, and burns a lot of Thunderbirds, where she gets all the earth... With double mana, she even wanted to go into Utopia at the end of the second week, but the opponent started interacting. I got another consul, Pandora again for Thunderbirds, and managed to double the Moon's mana + take a village with a scout and teleport the Moon there. I didn't quite make it to Sandro on angels along the path, but on his turn, he attacked and immediately clashed with my winged creatures, for which he received a backlash and bought himself out. In a hurry, Sandro bought himself out in a village along the Moon's path, since he is red, he has little mana... a full purchase on 131 and an attack, the mana advantage and all the earth decided the outcome. Thanks for the game.

Excellent game, the Necromancer grabs the Log, although there is not enough money for the resurrection, but they put in a good amount of gold at the crossroads. In the first week, I took the company-Inferno, he has a stash of demons and pits - I decided to go for demons. Carefully, I Necromanced/demonized throughout the second week, while also taking two consuls (3+4). By week 127, I had 250 skeletons, 60 demons, 7 angels - I went into Utopia (2). I gave all the skeletons there - I received +3 all and wings. I was already happy, everything was working out, I was going to take the next Utopia on wings, demonizing all the growth on 131. However, the Moon appears with a smaller army. In a hurry, I get a consul on wings - a single one. And I make two mistakes: 1. I attack Sandro with almost no moves left. As the game showed, I could have attacked, exchanged in the first round, bought myself out. Buy myself out back to the well in my deck, and attack again in the same turn, even with a small increase. 2. I bought myself out in a village next to the Moon. The opponent immediately attacks with an increase - there is no chance against a bunch of mana and full earth.
It was all due to the short timer, lack of experience in demonizing, and a lot of time spent on easy battles.
Thanks for the game.