HellLighT
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HellLighT (Blue, Castle, Valeska, Moner) def. Samuray (Red, Inferno, Kalh, Kalh) Mini-nostalgia 124
A very difficult start, with extremely limited funds, and the computers were still glitching; I wasn't used to them getting stronger at such a rapid pace. I took the dungeon twice, despite setting the citadel to level 1. In the end, I killed all the computers, but I couldn't even raise any units in my main town. I had 2 conscripts, a level 1 unit, and 3-4 level 2 units. I managed to buy level 1, 2, and 4 units from my main town and 10 medusas, and I took a level 1 conscript, losing everyone except the marksmen (all the resources from the first week were spent in the first week). Then, I raided the dungeon, where there were 2 firebird nests and 2 hives with 16 (13) units. I love using the viv after a mini-hive, then a max-hive, and standing there for 2 rounds with birds and angels at -1 morale. Next, I took Pandora for magic without a spellbook, which proved very useful later, giving +3 morale/luck, as well as 2 all stats and a shield +5. Throughout the game, it was always the case that the opponent had more troops, and we were both scouting each other and the central treasure. The central treasure contained wings +5 all stats and a utopia (the opponent could only see the wings and utopia). I decided that I needed to gain tempo and sent my barely leveled Vis'tan into a level 3-4 conscript on the grass. It was, of course, a max-level unit. They ate all the ducks, and I came out with 30 marksmen and an angel. I gathered mini-hives at the citadel's respawn point and ran to the center for the not-so-great cats. I had a very successful battle, losing only 2 ducks and a level 1 unit out of 70 cats. There were no problems with guarding the wings with fanatics. I grabbed the wings and disappeared from the opponent's scouting range. After reviewing my move, the opponent conceded. Thanks for the game.
A very difficult start, with extremely limited funds, and the computers were still glitching; I wasn't used to them getting stronger at such a rapid pace. I took the dungeon twice, despite setting the citadel to level 1. In the end, I killed all the computers, but I couldn't even raise any units in my main town. I had 2 conscripts, a level 1 unit, and 3-4 level 2 units. I managed to buy level 1, 2, and 4 units from my main town and 10 medusas, and I took a level 1 conscript, losing everyone except the marksmen (all the resources from the first week were spent in the first week). Then, I raided the dungeon, where there were 2 firebird nests and 2 hives with 16 (13) units. I love using the viv after a mini-hive, then a max-hive, and standing there for 2 rounds with birds and angels at -1 morale. Next, I took Pandora for magic without a spellbook, which proved very useful later, giving +3 morale/luck, as well as 2 all stats and a shield +5. Throughout the game, it was always the case that the opponent had more troops, and we were both scouting each other and the central treasure. The central treasure contained wings +5 all stats and a utopia (the opponent could only see the wings and utopia). I decided that I needed to gain tempo and sent my barely leveled Vis'tan into a level 3-4 conscript on the grass. It was, of course, a max-level unit. They ate all the ducks, and I came out with 30 marksmen and an angel. I gathered mini-hives at the citadel's respawn point and ran to the center for the not-so-great cats. I had a very successful battle, losing only 2 ducks and a level 1 unit out of 70 cats. There were no problems with guarding the wings with fanatics. I grabbed the wings and disappeared from the opponent's scouting range. After reviewing my move, the opponent conceded. Thanks for the game.