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Accepted by opponent on 2/21/2016 4:52 PM
It all came down to the wire :( Thanks to my opponent for the game.
The setup for Haven wasn't great (slightly above average).
To those who want to, please try to play better, starting from the end at 111 (only on the first try!). We played up to 132 in one go. It will definitely be useful for beginners to take a look. I want to check if it was really played well? :o :D
On turn 111, I entered the Black Tower, killed the green Dragon, and got the Boots :D, so of course, I played this turn. :rolleyes: There was also a good Cons and Factory on the respawn. The opponent had all his rests, but he didn't use them. The start was good because Solmyr caught Earth and there were enough blocks for Gremlins, and there was a well on the road in the neutral swamp zone, so Solmyr was breaking through everything. On turn 115, I took a mini-Hive in that zone and teleported onto the grass, where, in theory, there should have been a computer. But it wasn't there, instead, there was the opponent. On turn 116, I broke through the block with Royal Griffons (21) and started cutting down the opponent's heroes, sending Solmyr after Nila. I had 60 mana, 6 SP, 4 Vivas, 3 Djinns, 2 Nagas, 70 Caps, and 7 Golems. The opponent had a more modest army. This turn ends with a surrender.
Accepted by opponent on 2/27/2016 2:02 PM
Reached level 122 with a rush, the center turned out to be a Tavern, and another adjacent territory, where I managed to get to level 124 – also snow. At level 126, I took the central Tavern from my opponent. On his turn, he attacked with Solmyr, who had 50 mana. In terms of power and combat stats, Ivora had a significant advantage. I think even without any mana, he would have won against me. But with 19 power and no chance at all, it was a clear victory. Thanks for the game.
The ending turned out to be strange. My opponent removed 2 Loshaks with Solmyr on an Angel; one of them had boots, which was a pity. I estimate that he moved away by 1800-1900 squares. In the tower, Terek enters; he needs to learn Lightning and, ideally, 3 Angels (without resistance and advanced tactics) should return the boots. After a few strategic moves regarding finances, I realize that learning Lightning will be difficult. The Mage with the training ability doesn't work after the first turn of the neutrals. I run into the darkness, and eventually, I find someone to attack.
Terek learned Lightning, attacked, and, as it turned out, won the final battle. Although I thought I was attacking a Loshak and wasn't sure how to get 3 Angels out without money for a bribe...
Thank you for the game.