Here's a save file before taking the castle; try it yourself.
This is a save file after taking the castle, but you won't need it if you try it yourself ;)
New here? I'm Roha — want a quick tour?
Could you share the save file, please?:smile43:
Damn, it turns out that Avern is even more challenging; with the other one, at most, one horse would be lost due to healing, but with this one, three are consistently lost...
It's a real rollercoaster, that's for sure.
First of all, your jokes about gender are inappropriate... My name is Alexander, by the way. Secondly, I think they really did consider morality.
First of all, your joke about gender is inappropriate... My name is Alexander.
"AliaSmehova"... People who see such a nickname for the first time will form a very clear opinion about your gender. And no one will look for your messages containing information that your name is Alexander. So, I don't know, maybe I'm wrong, but by choosing such a nickname, you also choose a certain perception that people will have. Nothing personal, it's just that, in my opinion, it's not good to make people believe something that isn't true.
Maybe someone can tell me what this is related to... playing as Luna, I attacked 7 stacks of Basilisks, each with 3 units, and I had 4 Griffins in one stack. These vile swamp creatures stubbornly waited for my mana to run out and then just didn't attack the wall, calmly waiting until the last wall disappeared and then rushed at the poor Griffins:confused: What could be the reason for this? Thanks in advance.
Maybe someone can tell me what this is related to... While playing as Luna, I attacked basilisks – 7 stacks of 3 each, and I had 4 griffins in one stack. These vile swamp creatures stubbornly waited for my mana to run out and simply didn't attack the wall. They calmly waited until the last wall disappeared and then rushed at the poor griffins:confused: What could be the reason for this? Thanks in advance.
Don't place a wall of fire right next to your units; there should be at least one cell of space between them.
The most effective tactic is to drive two-hex units along the wall, maximizing the effect.
To do this, in the first round, you need to place bait (griffins) in the lower center of the field.
Let's attribute this to experienced basilisks:cool:
maybe someone can tell me what this is related to... while playing as Luna, I attacked a stack of 7 Basilisks, each with 3 units, and I had 4 Griffins in one stack. These vile swamp creatures stubbornly waited for my mana to run out and simply didn't attack the wall. They calmly waited until the last wall disappeared and then rushed towards the poor Griffins:confused: What could be the reason for this? Thanks in advance.
Lately, when playing in official tournaments, I try to use Luna as much as possible. As practice shows, monsters always rush into the fire if their damage allows them to kill our unit stack in one hit. Therefore, the conclusion is: it would be extremely easy to defeat the Vassal Lords with 2-3 Butterflies... in this case, having Griffins as backup is only a disadvantage.
The same thing happens when the decoy stack consists of 99 Angels.
And you won't believe it! The same thing happens in Conflux! First, cast the long-range wall, and then the short-range wall, so that in the 3rd round you get a turn to recast.
