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posted by Gynnar and from a greased 9+1=20 squares, it will definitely reach and kill the skeleton in the second round, there's no way to distract it with a butterfly...
... and indeed, in the second round, the magic creature will move first, and it covers all the points on the battlefield :D. Moreover, according to Anton, the fairies are not greased.
PS. And even with a siege engine + a machine gun, you won't defeat him (the machine gun deals 2-3*(attack+1) damage)... unless you manage to sprite him in a way that he can't retaliate, which is also doubtful :).
So, if it's Gurnisson, the psionic unit will fall in the second round :). With an attack of 5 and advanced artillery, it will deal 20-30 damage.
РП (Реальное папство!) *Автосейвы не беру и не даю.
Okay, forget about the troglodytes! I suggest a simple, fun puzzle:D
Given: Talongrad - a city of Inferno. Ignat - a hero of Inferno. Necromancer - whichever one you like)
So,
Ignat was walking down the road to Talongrad. And a necromancer was coming towards him, He had 20 imps with him, And behind each of the imps Were 10 demonlings, With horns, but no mustaches, Then 30 hellhounds, An ifrit was flying behind, Casting some magic, A little devil appeared in the flames, Waving his finger, smirking:rolleyes:, There, in a friendly group 3 liches were playing with poison, The necromancer was walking with a basket, And in the basket were 2 dragons, But the dragons weren't ordinary, They were golden dragons!
Now, a question for smart guys: What army arrived in Talongrad?)
:)
За всем следят машины благодати и любви.
K0Lb@zzeR
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Good day.
Adin Ignat, completely alone.
Ignat was walking down the road to Talonograd.
Everything listed was coming towards him, which means it was coming from Talonograd.
Most likely, Ignat didn't make it. Nothing is known about his army, but Necropolis not only bought everything in the city, but also probably killed Ignat.
WhiteLizard
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No way, Ignat is allied with a Necromancer who has already attacked! And he has One Imp, and in a day, Cielka will attack Talonrad! What should we do?!
За всем следят машины благодати и любви.
Арсений
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In short, I decided to solve this brilliant problem using numbers. If we want Ignat to win, we need to: calculate the damage of all the Necromancer's units (40+24+160+30*7+12+40+13*3+200*9 (I calculated the Cerberuses following EACH imp, resulting in 200)) = 2345 Now, calculate the health (2*250+160+90+25*30+3*30+4*20+200*35+40) = 8710 As is known, for each unit of attack, the monster receives +5% damage; the same applies to defense, but with +2.5%. Now, we calculate the proportion. We are looking for 5%; we have 59. So, we divide 2345 by 59, and we get that the hero should have 39 defense. The same applies to attack. It will result in 69 attack. Maybe I made a mistake. But I approximately calculated what the Ignat hero should be like to win against the Necromancer.
That's how!
Добро потеряешь - не много потеряешь, честь потеряешь - много потеряешь, мужество потеряешь - все потеряешь.
Basically, it's a silly task, relying only on guesswork, and the answer is quite simple: The Necromancer gave Ignat seven Imps, he rushed to Talon's Gate, destroyed the stacks, and Cielke was left with nothing! I didn't think anyone would take this task seriously. So, K0Lb@zzeR was right.
За всем следят машины благодати и любви.
schweppes
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Damn! I'm really interested in the problem about the troglodytes! I'd love to give it a shot! But I didn't understand almost anything from the problem statement. I reread it six times!
Indigos
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It seems this topic has completely died out :( . I dare to offer the public a few save files where you just need to win a battle. You might have to manage morale, but for offline experts, it's a piece of cake, while beginners might find it a bit more challenging. In general, all save files can be loaded in single-player mode. In Task 2, you need to defeat the golems with Tazar, in Task 3 - skip a turn and defend Castigar's castle (in principle, you can do some other manipulations before skipping), and in Task 4 - land Ciel on the shore and kill the pits. Maybe someone has something similar or more complex; it would be interesting to see ;)
It seems the topic has completely died out :( . I dare to offer the public a few save files where you just need to win a battle. It might require some moral compromises, but for offline experts, it's a piece of cake, while beginners might find it a bit more challenging. In general, all save files can be loaded in single-player mode. In Task 2, you need to defeat the golems with Tazar, in Task 3 - skip a turn and defend Castle Castigar (in principle, you can do some other manipulations before skipping), and in Task 4 - land Ciel on the shore and kill the pits. Maybe someone has something similar or more complex; it would be interesting to see ;)
The task with the golems is interesting! It wasn't easy to solve it right away. Is the strategy for the pits based on using magic twice?
Kamikaze
