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15.01.2012 Tomash (red, Dungeon, Shakhti, Shakhti) def JustObserver (blue, Rampart, Kyrre, Crag Hack) 2SM4d(3) 211
We started without restarts, Shakhti immediately dropped 2 stacks. On the surface, next to the castle, a stable was visible. I sent a Dragon Fly through the stable - immediately the corner of the Minotaur external dwelling appeared - we played.
I only got 110 Troglodytes. One road led to ГО, the other to the Lotos Eye. I roamed around the respawn, took the Minotaur external dwelling, and cleared chests, piles of gold, and gems in a chain. Troglodytes kept melting away. The desire to break the Eye on the first week grew less and less... I never dared to. On day 121, with 20 Minotaurs, I cleared 2 Nagua Banks, then a Dwarf Cottage, passed through the subway to the Necro adjacent zone, another Dwarf Cottage, split up in the main, went along the road to hit the Eye, saw a Griffin Conservatory with 100+, took a secondary Castle, had a lot of gold, started building with Angels in mind, and at the main, Castle and Manticores.
On day 131, I took the level 3 Griffin Conservatory, saw a passage to the treasure zone, and started clearing it. In principle, the treasure zone was good: a library, an Angel external dwelling, a Sword +6 and a Shield +4 All, a Cape of +2 Speed. Shakhti had already mastered Earth Magic by the time of breaking the Griffin Conservatory, so everything was cleared without issues under Oil.
True, from 6 Dragon Fly Hives I only pulled out 36 Wyverns, but I had a couple of Pandora's Boxes for experience, and Shakhti had absolutely everything at Expert level, with room for just one last skill.
Meanwhile, at the main, a level 5 Mage Guild with Implosion; at the secondary, the Angels didn't get built due to a lack of 1000 gold, though if they had been built, there would have been nothing left to buy them with...
On day 143, I took the last Dragon Fly Hive, split up to double my mana, and set up at the start near ГО (Gold Dragons). I had to feed them fifty of my remaining Troglodytes. The army was 6 Angels, 43 Greater Minotaurs, 36 Wyverns, 38 Evil Eyes, 26 Greater Medusas, and a Ballista (Expert + Attack 25).
I found one quest artifact, gave it to Ainaien, received 20k experience, Expert Air Magic, Wisdom, Sorcery, Intelligence, a great Dragon Fly with an Implosion ring for 500... but it didn't come in handy...
At the opponent's respawn, right on the road, I saw Boots of Speed, took them. By exactly day 147, I took the main. In the visible part of the treasure zone, I saw enemy movement; the hero disappeared, apparently by Town Portal. I ran at full speed to the opponent's last unexplored secondary, found Crag Hack there, attacked with the Dragon Fly to probe and throw in some missile fire. I didn't do much damage, but at least I understood what I'd be dealing with. Serious parameters, primarily attack power, and relatively little meat.
On his turn, Crag Hack attacked. My first turn was with the Angels. What really decided things was that his Tactics wasn't maxed out. This allowed my Minotaurs and Wyverns to fly in the first round after Oil, essentially deciding the outcome of the battle. Although Crag Hack dealt 1800 damage with Armageddon, shearing off my Minotaurs, Angels, and Wyverns, he also lost almost everything except 25-30 Grand Elves. He surrendered, then attacked again, splitting the Grand Elves and a bit of swamp meat into 7 stacks, trying to force me to surrender because I only had 2 stacks of shooters + 1 Wyvern left, and in Armageddon duels, the number of stacks is what matters...
But I also had a trump card up my sleeve. Although I could have retreated with Tactics, I didn't. I calmly calculated the HP of my stacks. It turned out that the Evil Eyes had a full 30 HP more than 580, which was exactly how much damage my Armageddon was dealing :cool:
In the end, Crag Hack was defeated. GG WP.
A very entertaining game, especially the ending. :smile14:
15.01.2012 Tomash (red, Dungeon, Shakhti, Shakhti) def JustObserver (blue, Rampart, Kyrre, Crag Hack) 2SM4d(3) 211
We started without restarts, Shakhti immediately dropped 2 stacks. On the surface, next to the castle, a stable was visible. I sent a Dragon Fly through the stable - immediately the corner of the Minotaur external dwelling appeared - we played.
I only got 110 Troglodytes. One road led to ГО, the other to the Lotos Eye. I roamed around the respawn, took the Minotaur external dwelling, and cleared chests, piles of gold, and gems in a chain. Troglodytes kept melting away. The desire to break the Eye on the first week grew less and less... I never dared to. On day 121, with 20 Minotaurs, I cleared 2 Nagua Banks, then a Dwarf Cottage, passed through the subway to the Necro adjacent zone, another Dwarf Cottage, split up in the main, went along the road to hit the Eye, saw a Griffin Conservatory with 100+, took a secondary Castle, had a lot of gold, started building with Angels in mind, and at the main, Castle and Manticores.
On day 131, I took the level 3 Griffin Conservatory, saw a passage to the treasure zone, and started clearing it. In principle, the treasure zone was good: a library, an Angel external dwelling, a Sword +6 and a Shield +4 All, a Cape of +2 Speed. Shakhti had already mastered Earth Magic by the time of breaking the Griffin Conservatory, so everything was cleared without issues under Oil.
True, from 6 Dragon Fly Hives I only pulled out 36 Wyverns, but I had a couple of Pandora's Boxes for experience, and Shakhti had absolutely everything at Expert level, with room for just one last skill.
Meanwhile, at the main, a level 5 Mage Guild with Implosion; at the secondary, the Angels didn't get built due to a lack of 1000 gold, though if they had been built, there would have been nothing left to buy them with...
On day 143, I took the last Dragon Fly Hive, split up to double my mana, and set up at the start near ГО (Gold Dragons). I had to feed them fifty of my remaining Troglodytes. The army was 6 Angels, 43 Greater Minotaurs, 36 Wyverns, 38 Evil Eyes, 26 Greater Medusas, and a Ballista (Expert + Attack 25).
I found one quest artifact, gave it to Ainaien, received 20k experience, Expert Air Magic, Wisdom, Sorcery, Intelligence, a great Dragon Fly with an Implosion ring for 500... but it didn't come in handy...
At the opponent's respawn, right on the road, I saw Boots of Speed, took them. By exactly day 147, I took the main. In the visible part of the treasure zone, I saw enemy movement; the hero disappeared, apparently by Town Portal. I ran at full speed to the opponent's last unexplored secondary, found Crag Hack there, attacked with the Dragon Fly to probe and throw in some missile fire. I didn't do much damage, but at least I understood what I'd be dealing with. Serious parameters, primarily attack power, and relatively little meat.
On his turn, Crag Hack attacked. My first turn was with the Angels. What really decided things was that his Tactics wasn't maxed out. This allowed my Minotaurs and Wyverns to fly in the first round after Oil, essentially deciding the outcome of the battle. Although Crag Hack dealt 1800 damage with Armageddon, shearing off my Minotaurs, Angels, and Wyverns, he also lost almost everything except 25-30 Grand Elves. He surrendered, then attacked again, splitting the Grand Elves and a bit of swamp meat into 7 stacks, trying to force me to surrender because I only had 2 stacks of shooters + 1 Wyvern left, and in Armageddon duels, the number of stacks is what matters...
But I also had a trump card up my sleeve. Although I could have retreated with Tactics, I didn't. I calmly calculated the HP of my stacks. It turned out that the Evil Eyes had a full 30 HP more than 580, which was exactly how much damage my Armageddon was dealing :cool:
In the end, Crag Hack was defeated. GG WP.
A very entertaining game, especially the ending. :smile14: