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Started playing because of top-tier heroes from the start (Deeemer, Monter, Gunnar), Griffin Conservatories and decent roads. Built 1-6 in the Citadel on the first week, and realized I had no money left. Scraped together something on another secondary town, towards the end of the second week a level 2 Griffin Conservatory spawned; there was another one, but too far, so I decided to head straight to the center. On day 131 I go out on a speed boost, see the opponent's main, but I hadn't run far enough; I attack a turn later. My army was slightly stronger + I had a Chainsaw (but Solmyr didn't catch the Air). It's an even fight, opponent buys back with 20+ Archers, 1 Cavalier, and chaff. I had 4 Nagas left, a bit over a hundred Gremlins, and Mages. Plus an unpurchased Castle army (Gargoyles, Golems, and 5 Genies). A second final battle ensues, now the opponent also has a Chainsaw. But my opponent used it poorly at the end, killing his last 2 Air Elementals.
Thanks for the game!
It spawned decently in terms of money for balance, lots of Dwarf Cottages and Crypts, an external dwelling of Monks, but very poor in terms of spread — 3 days to run to the village and 2 days to the portal. I decided to play precisely because of the large amount of gold. Built Cavaliers in Castle, took a level 2 Griffin Conservatory on day 121 with the loss of 1 Cavalier and meat; Enain got Mass Haste. Then comes a total fail when taking the level 3 Griffin Conservatory, after which you just want to surrender — due to 2 misclicks, I expose stacks of Archers and Monks to attacks (and there was no timer crisis — just misclicks). In the end, I lose almost the entire stack of Cavaliers, the entire stack of Monks, half the stack of Archers, and an Angel. Then I went out into the center and saw the opponent's ГО.
In the center, nothing was visible in the field, but I decided to stay with my main to show off instead of retreating, even though GM4 was coming up the next day. In the final battle, the opponent thinned me out considerably with Chainsaw, although I seemed to hit him decently too with 200-damage Bolts and hit stacks. When I realized things were bad, I bought back and built GM4 — it gave me a Chainsaw and Resurrect (already useless by then). I decided to harass the opponent a bit more with the Chainsaw, but the last Chainsaw, after which I planned to flee, ends up hitting my last living stack ;D
Thanks for the interesting game!
