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“Two Seasons: Summer-Autumn 2016” Tournament. Online games for rating (reports, discussions).
Started playing after turn 111 against my opponent.
On the first day, there was a spread of 6 heroes, nothing particularly interesting, but there seemed to be paths to two secondary castles, and there were many places to get resources, so I decided to continue. On turn 112, I headed towards my native secondary castle (the second one was a Tower, and the third one was also a Tower, but located off-road). I snuck past the guards into the zone (70+ thieves). Throughout the first week, I gathered resources to build up my forces, and in the end, I had 1, 2, and 5 units in the Citadel in both castles. On turn 113, I started attacking the third secondary castle, and my opponent appeared there towards the end of the week.
At the beginning of the second week, I wanted to move Tazar to the Snow map, fully stocked up, to an area where my opponent wasn't present, but he decided to visit me instead. As a result, we met on turn 122. After fully stocking up, I had 10 Wyverns, 42 Lizards, about 30 Gnolls, and a Ballista. My opponent had 40 upgraded Archers, 20+ Pikemen, 14 Griffins, 8 Swordsmen, and 4 Ogres. Our stats were roughly equal, and neither of us had any artifacts. In the frontline battle, it started with a long-range exchange of fire. Eventually, two Morphlings that entered the battle at the right time and targeted the Lizards helped to significantly reduce the number of Archers. By the way, my opponent had +3 morale on his Archers, but it didn't seem to activate, which was lucky for me. In the end, he decided to attack, and the remaining 8 Wyverns, after the ranged exchange, systematically devoured the Archers, Pikemen, Swordsmen, and Griffins :smile13:.
Thank you for the game!