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The last rest remained, I decided to play - the roads weren't very pleasing, there were blocks I had to circumvent off-road. My native hero turned out to be Ufretin, there were 20 Centaurs and few archers, but behind a horde of griffins lay the Sword of Titans - easy pickings. Under the castle there was an external dwelling of unicorns and nearby was an external dwelling of sharpshooters. On the second day I had to turn back with Kyrre, I ran into a block of elves. I break through the rag-tags, behind them a Pandora's Box with experience, Kyrre becomes an expert in Logistics and grabs Earth. I take the Tower castle, expert Earth, build a Magic Guild - it has Slow. I stay the night in the castle and go to eliminate another found external dwelling of unicorns with Mass Slow. By the end of the week I take the second external dwelling under the castle. 121 Gladius is mine. On 122 I replenish mana and enter the central treasure zone through a lot of Nix Warriors. On 122 I didn't have time to move, the timer ran down to zero. I go through the treasure zone, collect Pandora's Boxes and Hives, which give only 4 Wyverns each. The Pandora's Boxes give experience and troops. Oh miracle, in one of the Pandora's Boxes behind a horde of upgraded Manticores they give 5 Angels. I approach the opponent's ГО on 124, I can take it. But mana is low, and in the opponent's tavern there's a leveled-up mage, so I turn around to go through the treasure zone again and find a castle to replenish mana. I find a Helm +6, Necklace +3, Boots +2, and a level 5 Hat. I decide to go in, take it, grab a Dragon Utopia, and head to the opponent. But on 127 the opponent himself comes out into the treasure zone. Here I start to panic + the timer, I mess up badly, make mistakes, but the parameters and troops, and then the KSh in the second Dragon Utopia leave no chance for a loss. At the end they pushed diplomacy, but it didn't affect anything anymore, plus I couldn't really diplo anyway.
Thanks for the game.
Thanks for the game.
