Posts from "Team Tournament" - reports and summaries.

Bolivar (red, dwarves, Brand+Inga) defeated KillAndAction (green, humans, Rutger) in week 6, Mask

Nychka, level 4.
I wanted to use Brand as a ranged attacker, but it turned out that he became my main unit – I encountered some tough guards, so it was quite uncomfortable to pass them without machines at the beginning. I wanted to give him Chaos skills for tricksters; Helmar with a logo was ready. But... in the middle of the game, I was offered Light, I thought about it, and took it; there was resurrection in the castle.
Inga, as usual, started with 3 battles, then with 5, learned runes, and switched to Chaos.
My opponent was much less fortunate – he had neither regeneration nor resurrection, so he suffered heavy losses on serious guards. The opponent refused the second load.
Thank you for the game.

Red faction Adv (Orcs, Haggesh) defeated green faction Vip (Necromancers, Orson + Kaspar) 2-4-6 Sun.

Yellow faction Igrok- -76 (Wizard Razak) defeated green faction Vip (Demons, Gera didn't even look in the tavern) week 4, Spider.

Colossal advantage over the opponent, and in the end, the Demon surrendered. Thanks for the game.

mitrik (yellow player, Dwarves, Brand) defeated will (red player, Orcs, Argath) at the end of week 5, m3

used all the resets)

Dwelling only Bone Crushers, but good heroes showed up, Brand, the Grandfathers, Deleb, and Karli was hiding in a prison. In the adjacent zone there was regen, although I barely used it, but it still boosted morale)

Brand and Deleb split up into adjacent zones. In the middle of the second week a Dwarf broke into the MT, at the end of the third week into the Gold zone. I actually thought I was hitting the treasure zone and only realized it was the Gold zone a few days later. Then I ran around the zones hoping to find the treasure zone and ran into Argath, who helped me find the enemy's treasure zone. She was there tormenting Titans with Hitrans. Talk about luck – if some other guard had been standing there, the Orc would have been feasting in the treasure zone while I was running around the Gold zone thinking I was in the treasure zone)
I managed to take a max Dragon Utopia, got a Staff, attacked the Orc, the exchange was in my favor, he bought himself off.

I ran off to find the second treasure zone, it was 4-5 days away. I got there, and the Orc was already standing at the entrance, wanting to eat the second treasure zone. No way out, I attacked. I thought the Orcs would tear me apart, but Retribution, the Resurrection Rune, and resurrection helped a lot. There were no mass spells, they just weren't being given, apparently to somehow compensate for the luck. The Orc bought himself off with three hundred goons and attacked again the next day, but morale wasn't falling for the Orcs, I mean there was almost none at all, and the Dwarves held their ground.

Overall, in this game I was much luckier than my opponent, and that decided it.

Thanks for the game.

That's correct. I was waiting for "Magical Reflection" to level up "Gnomish Luck," but unfortunately, it never triggered.

Will, Orcs, Krag, Blue, defeated Executor, Dungeon, Waishan, Crown, Week 5
The situation was clearly in my favor – I got Krag and two level 4 and level 7 creatures. I was developing well, although I didn't have much luck with the guards – sometimes it was druids, sometimes pit lords. By week 2, I could already clear the treasure, but I couldn't find it for a week. Fortunately, they announced an air week, which should have slowed down the dungeon. But that wasn't the case; the Executor didn't care about the layout or the week; he was already running around the treasure. After clearing all the portals, Krag finally found the second treasure, quickly cleared it, and teleported to the castle, where he found a Ring of Initiative 20. Then, I saw Waishan in the center and realized that I could reach him from the castle and attack. I attacked with my entire army, except for the Geese, and Waishan put up a good fight. One spell took out 8 beetles and 500 goblins, after which he offered a bribe. On his next turn, Waishan attacked me – (apparently, there were only two moves between the castles), but I just got lucky – the shamans, divided into two groups, didn't reach him, and the two groups of shamans took out all the level 1 ghosts, and Waishan died. I think if the Executor hadn't made a mistake, it would have been very difficult for the Orc to continue, thanks for the game.

Leolopus (Orcs, Kigan, yellow) defeated Kobralalala (Mages, Razazak, red); no template was specified, 246
This is the next round's game, but since rounds 5 and 6 are not scheduled, they played each other. Four restarts, and the 5th map produced this pairing. The opponent is just getting acquainted with templates and TE, so there's not much to comment on. I secured the Gold Mine; the opponent's city was within a day's march from the Gold Mine, and I reached it in one turn. I captured the city. The next day, there was a battle in the field; of course, the Orc had much more troops, and also level 28 against the Mage's level 23. Thank you for the game, and good luck in future games.

Daniel (mages, Narhez) defeated XREH (humans, Laslo) on Sunday, rounds 2-3-4
Early game, rounds 3-4, started with Razak and Nura, but on day 2, Narhez arrived – he became the main hero. He leveled up slowly, caught a good defense, had light, then had to take luck. The guild denied resurrection, but there was regeneration in the adjacent town – so he made it to the treasure in the end of week 4 (losing about a hundred gremlins), then killed about a hundred warlords near the spell shop and bought resurrection on the last day of the month. With that, he cleared the treasure in weeks 5 and 6 – it was very long and narrow. In week 7, he reached the enemy castle, and the enemy attacked in the field. The mage had defense of 30, minions with 41 knowledge, full mass light, and a set for synergy with humans – the enemy had no chance.
Thanks for the game!