Posts from First Snow

PReDS (red, Tower, Neela, Clavius) def Dimast (blue, Tower, Ain, ????), TrueRandom, 115.

Blue suffered critical losses due to two consecutive morale checks on their goblin group and decided to surrender.

Thanks for the game.

PReDS (red, Tower, Neela, Clavius) def Dimast (blue, Tower, Ain, ????), TrueRandom, 115.

The blue team suffered critical losses due to two consecutive morale checks on their goblin group and decided to surrender.

Is this sarcasm, or what? Is something like that even possible on level 115?

added later:
I imagined a depressing scenario. It's possible.

What seems impossible on day 111 is actually possible: you attack goblins, and two stacks of 30 units move first, demoralizing and naturally finishing off the archers.

What is KS? Knowledge and magical power?

2013-02-07 theShevanesian (blue, Tower, Ain, Crag Hack) def Iamsamstan (red, Tower, Fafner) Jebus 132
On the first day I spotted two Dragon Fly Hives, a Griffin Conservatory, Crag in the tavern, three chests on the road — let's play! But so it stayed with two Dragon Fly Hives and one Griffin Conservatory, plus I captured an external dwelling of giants in the snow and set up a portal in the village dungeon. Before the GO I realize I forgot to buy the spell book))) On 124 I attack GO — 99 Power Liches — without tactics and without the book — I lose all Nagas( In the center 2 Dragon Fly Hives, and even those behind serious guards( I dive into a hundred Gorgons for a Pandora's Box hoping for troops — there are 124 of them, 3 giants remain, in the Pandora 10,000 XP and a hidden CO nearby(. The only good thing was that the center was empty, and the opponent wasn't visible in it — i.e., there was a chance to go back, take another Griffin Conservatory in the snow with a scout hero, and on 131-132 break my native Dragon Utopia and upgrade the giants. On 127 the opponent emerges with 20 Wyverns and a couple of angels and for some reason attacks 20+ Ghost Dragons without expert magic. A wipe. The loot distribution wasn't particularly rich either. Thanks for the game!

In your tutorial video, you say that hit-and-run tactics against a human player are not allowed. Is there a way to do it? How can it be done legally?
Should dragons be upgraded, since they are immune to Armageddon?

Hit-and-run tactics, in their classic form, are of course prohibited. In this case, I meant the standard example of a hit-and-run before a final battle, when a well-developed mage first attacks with fast, fire-immune units (usually single units) and casts Armageddon. If there is an opportunity to retreat in the second round, he casts it again and retreats; if not, he simply dies (even if he gives the opponent some artifacts). After that, the main hero attacks and finishes off the remaining enemies.

08.02.2013 kalababa (blue, Tower, random Rissa, Gurmisson) def Redsnow (red, Tower, random Rissa, Shakti/Luna), 6lm10a, 212
It turned out to be a very long and, in some places, tedious game. All because I first saw my opponent on day 117. And for 3 weeks we were bleeding each other dry. On the second week, the opponent kills my angel and my whole army except for 5 nagas, while he himself is left without an army. But for some reason he didn't want to surrender. On the third week, Gurmisson destroys a level 1 Griffin Conservatory, immediately after that a level 3 Griffin Conservatory, I run to the opponent, take his main, see an unconquered Griffin Conservatory, run to it. (level 1) The opponent takes his castle back. New week and Luna is boosted on 5 upgraded gargoyles, I deploy with 5 angels on Tactics and send them to a better world. I scout another Griffin Conservatory — run to it, on his turn the opponent concedes. Thanks for the game