Dwarves, Day whatever

On the bright side, I won't have to wait as long as these other two suckers for Mimo to finish mopping up.

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Frosty, Day 60

Hello and goodbye. See you again around the way.

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Goblin, Day 60

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Absolutely dead, Day 61

Not interested in this.
Lost 3 angels while trying to kill Anon and 3 chariots. Killed only 1 chariot. Why should I go on?
GG.

Dwarves, Day whatever

So, did Vitek quit, or was he actually killed?

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Okay. I wasn't sure if the trees got you.

Frosty, Day 61

Yeah, it's over. Dwarves will die tomorrow when one of my power stacks reaches them. I thought they had more troops than they did with the Orc empire under their thumb, but apparently not...

Undead would have perished a couple of turns later as two power stacks converged on the former human lands. It was a good choice to go for Anon's Tower to try and rebuild a power base, but his damn Divine Storms are crazy powerful.

Goblins have a nice power stack with six Kharagh and a weak ass hero. They will perish if they enter my spell casting range since I have plenty of overland spells to kill them before they reach a Tower of mine. And in the meantime, my power stacks will be at the Goblin homeland in five more turns.

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Goblin, Day 61

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It took about a dozen turns to get orc cities captured and converted, and I never did get all of them. They also didn't have much more infrastructure than I had (maybe war halls). I never had enough gold to build up, and I had no idea what units to try building to do anything at all against doom wolves. We needed to collectively jump on you right after you took out Southern, but nobody recognized the danger at the time.

Air gives massive movement bonuses, which combined with massive terrain favorability for you. Trees everywhere, so all your forestry and concealment units could happily do their hasted thing. It also didn't help that you apparently had zero issues combining units from every single city type you conquered. Treants, Frostlings, Tigrans, Orcs, and Undead were all happily running around under your banner.

I kept a nice balance of good and evil cities and units till near the end. I was quested to raze an Undead city and after doing so, all the Undead units started abandoning me. Not much fun having my own Dread Reapers assault me... But by then it didn't really matter.

Oh yes, I'm sure you're very torn up about the Reaper that was shot to pieces by two frostling archers and the third wimpy frostling (shard thrower?) that were guarding Vitek's old capital. He didn't even get a swing at you. :P

Really? That's what happened? Hahahaha. I didn't actually view the battle, just saw that it had attacked unsuccessfully...

My favorite Undead moment was actually using a hasted Spectre with a 100% chance of rebelling to sink your boat with five units aboard, then killing a minotaur in mano y mano combat, before disbanding him...

I had a feeling those units were in trouble when they couldn't get off the boat. That's why the minotaur was standing all by his lonesome; he still had some move when the boat ran out. Dwarves are just too flipping slow.

Yep. I almost always end up with an army of stone skinned Moles rather than Runemasters when I play Dwarves. 32 move versus 24 move is too important. And when you attack a garrison, the Moles are always targeted over your heroes since they have wall crushing.

Much rather lose cannon fodder (Moles) than the a hero when the AI is controlling the battle...

Frostlings are pretty flipping slow too. That's why I went for Doom Wolves as fast as I could.