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Game of the second round.
It looked average, if not counting Clavius and the necro-armor looted on the first day. I decided to necro, it was going well, on 122 the first Dragon Fly Hive fell, on 127 I entered a Dragon Utopia, from which I emerged with seven Wyverns. It gave me the Sword of Justice, Sandals, and Sentinel's Shield. Seems decent, but the entire army is seven Wyverns.
131 came to help with Tyraxor and three stacks, which allowed me to create a stack of 50 wolves. The Air Book is looted, new Dragon Fly Hives are taken. Clavius and Moandor, whom I'm leveling, have no Logistics. Therefore, I trade a quest artifact for 15k experience for Gundula, and her skills fell perfectly. On 136 Gundula in a Dragon Utopia behind the mountains, auto-combat, of course, loses again, but I managed to save 20 Wyverns. It gives a Potion and the Earth Book. After that, it was a matter of technique. I explored the map with Jump, and it turned out the opponent's capital was very close and he wasn't planning to defend it.
The map was being squeezed by all heroes who could reach anywhere, mainly Gundula, Clavius with Earth, and Ivor with Logistics.
At some point, after having grown strong enough, I decided to reach the opponent. There were no Shackles, but in the first round all 80 enemy Wyverns were killed, and the opponent, lacking Control, capitulates.

Both games were played on a chess timer, and for the first time I thought about how convenient it is when you can move quickly at the start and take half-hour turns in the late game, allowing you to make the most of your capabilities. Thanks for the game.

p.s. make the correct transfers :D

Both games were played with a chess clock, and for the first time, I realized how convenient it is to be able to move quickly at the beginning and then take half an hour for moves later in the game, allowing you to make the most of your abilities.

5 hives, 2 viv lair, 3 lizard lair. The chains turned out well, and the battles were good too. I killed a double Grand Order (angels without Grand Spell + vivs with Grand Spell) on turn 121. In the center, I had 43 monarchs and about 60 gr. lizards. On turn 122, I drove Solmyr away, leaving with 23 monarchs and 20 gr. lizards. Then there was some running around in the center, but when I found full control, Anton surrendered. Thanks for the game!

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We restarted everything, and the resources were distributed fairly close to each other; I established a base for the Lizardmen.
Thanks for the game.

Opponent spent all rests, then I spent two. Gave away the Tower against Tazar, thought about resting at first. But I saw three good roads and a lot of money + got Gunnar. I don't really know how to play Tower, but since Bishop is on the team, it would be a sin not to play it :D
As a result, on the first day I had nagas in the Citadel, captured the secondary Citadel, and on day 7 another Tower.
On the second day I opened a box for 10k gold, a gnome, bought everything out and went into the treasure zone. Right at the entrance, a quest clover for 90 yellow golems. A bit further, wings and a Griffin Conservatory for 9 gray ones:smile20: The only thing that upset me was that Gunnar didn't want to learn earth magic, even though he was expert Off/Def. On day 125, Tazar showed up unexpectedly with a strong army, and for 2 days he forced-marched to my secondary Citadel. His army had 20+ monarchs, 10+ cows, and singles. I checked the artifact — it gives 20k experience.
On day 131, Tazar got reinforcements and stopped near the secondary. I thought for a long time — whether to retreat to the main, take the 20k and replenish mana, or bring in the meat and attack as is. In the end I decided to attack, since the ducks were in 2 stacks. I had to sweat a bit, but Tazar has no spell book, and his stats are lower. I covered my 200+ caps and 15 mages and shot them down. Opponent bought back 1 duck and 1 lizard, cutting down 8 of my nagas and singles. Then I decided not to continue.

Thanks for the game!)

Wow!!! A bicycle!!! Welcome to our ranks!!!

p.s. make the right transfers :D

It's extremely frustrating to lose a great game due to a stupid mistake. Up to turn 114, everything was perfect: the game plan was clear, all battles were fought optimally, and all heroes reached their designated locations precisely. Moner, on an Angel acquired from a brilliantly taken mini-quest in a Castle, was replenishing mana (3000 MP). On turn 115, the opponent entered the Beast lair because they were 3,000 gold short to build and buy their own Angel – I was glad it was a maxed-out Angel, as it's easily taken down with damage (a mage with 20 mana). However, the 3 morale points of the demons forced them to fly from one side to the other, causing immense stress. With only one round left, the Angel had 4 HP, and of course, the swarm of demons got morale again, and that was it. The momentum was completely lost, as were important artifacts (e.g., the amulet of speed from a chest). Too bad. Thanks for the game!

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