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We played the second game; I took 111, my opponent had 3 restarts left. This was my first time playing this template, so it was hard to judge whether it was a good start. I expanded to 4 heroes, saw a stable, a +6 sword, and the presence of free external dwellings. What bothered me was that my opponent, having all restarts and seeing that I didn't take one, continued the game. However, Gunnar's ramp-up to 3k movement on the second day made me proceed anyway.
In the first week, I gathered external dwellings, which surprisingly turned out to be very abundant. I pushed forward with Gunnar, hit a treasure zone village, turned back home, took the sword and the external dwelling of Eyes, since there were no others. I also captured an Imp scroll. Gunnar leveled up excellently, taking Earth right away, but I rushed and didn't take Wisdom at level 6, ending up with First Aid.
In the second week, with 50 Eyes, I ran Gunnar in the only direction, took a max Griffin Conservatory, picked up a Town Portal scroll — and on the same day, I met my opponent. The opponent didn't attack, realizing the advantage in power. I captured castles and tried to catch his main, while simultaneously building a Mage Guild. I took his main town. The opponent fled to a corner treasure zone. I picked up Shackles of War and a Tunic of the Cyclops King, gathered my army, and attacked the opponent. Having Implosion and superiority in army and stats left him no chance. Thanks for the game
In the first week, I gathered external dwellings, which surprisingly turned out to be very abundant. I pushed forward with Gunnar, hit a treasure zone village, turned back home, took the sword and the external dwelling of Eyes, since there were no others. I also captured an Imp scroll. Gunnar leveled up excellently, taking Earth right away, but I rushed and didn't take Wisdom at level 6, ending up with First Aid.
In the second week, with 50 Eyes, I ran Gunnar in the only direction, took a max Griffin Conservatory, picked up a Town Portal scroll — and on the same day, I met my opponent. The opponent didn't attack, realizing the advantage in power. I captured castles and tried to catch his main, while simultaneously building a Mage Guild. I took his main town. The opponent fled to a corner treasure zone. I picked up Shackles of War and a Tunic of the Cyclops King, gathered my army, and attacked the opponent. Having Implosion and superiority in army and stats left him no chance. Thanks for the game
