dwp (Red, Demons, Alastor) defeated Lutii (Blue, Arghat, Barbarian) 311
It was a terrible game:(. The result could have been different if the opponent had more experience.
In general, the plan was to upgrade the Creature Ability (CA) and gain a decisive advantage. Potential candidates were
either Marbas or Grok. But no luck.
Neither Grok nor Marbas, nor Deleb, appeared on the first week (even with level 1 creatures). There was Alastor and Grol.
I decided to try upgrading Alastor. There wasn't enough money to recruit anyone useful. There was a chance to start upgrading a different creature on the second week if Alastor didn't work out.
But in the end, I had such "luck" that on the second week, there was still no one useful.
There was plenty of money, but I didn't take any of the level 1 creatures.
Alastor continued to be upgraded. But as always happens to me, it paid off.
I only got him to level 21. On the third week, I didn't start upgrading a new creature.
I decided to try what I could get from Alastor. Besides, Arghat was falling behind badly. It was clear that she wasn't doing well either.
In the end, I somehow scraped together level 23 and, of course, got an Expert of Darkness on the fourth week. This was quite an achievement. Without Darkness, I had some random creatures, 30 Albs, a bunch of demons and imps (about 50 each), 8 Fire Elementals, and 4 Earth Elementals. I accidentally (there were two guards nearby) attacked a couple of hundred Spectres and 70 Ghost Wolves.
Then I retreated to the Castle and on the fifth week (after getting Darkness), I started trying to break through the Guard Outpost (GO). There was no defense at all, just Darkness, attack, and magic, with some random creatures that I used when I still hoped to upgrade the CA.
GO1 was a challenge.
http://ifolder.ru/14317436I managed to get through it with just Darkness.
The second GO was easier.
I jumped out and saw Arghat right in front of the GO.
She bravely attacked, with all sorts of junk (she seemed to have two Rings of Warning).
But in the end, she took a lot of damage.
http://ifolder.ru/14317481She lost some Goblins and a few Shamans, and then bought her way out.
I immediately transferred all the meat to my side, thinking I would finish her off.
But then I saw that Arghat hadn't defeated her guard, and there were 150 Yetis there.
Damn.
I couldn't take the Yetis without a Power-Up spell (on the fifth week), and I couldn't jump, so I turned around and went looking for the Treasure.
Arghat also started upgrading.
To be honest, I wanted to find a way around to the Barbarian.
But again, it didn't work out.
I got completely lost.
I found the Treasure after a couple of weeks. I never found a way to the Barbarian.
But I explored most of the map. And in one of the areas I explored, Arghat jumped in and started upgrading there (she probably thought it was the Treasure).
But it was just the central zone.
I saw that she was losing a lot of battles, and on the eighth week, I gave up looking for a way and went through the GO.
That's how the Yetis fell!!!!
http://ifolder.ru/14317742In the game, I didn't really lose much. There were 50 Demons and maybe a hundred Imps.
So I had a decent amount of meat, and since Arghat had lost her creatures and Griffins (I was watching her), I decided to take her in the Castle.
And here's the finale.
http://ifolder.ru/14317701I was a little nervous when the Subjugation didn't work on the Griffins. But in the end, everything worked out more or less. The loss of Goblins in the first battle and Arghat's losses during her upgrade made a difference. If she hadn't fallen behind and lost so many creatures, I would have prolonged the Subjugation.
Thank you for the interesting game.