Turn Fifty-Three Well, the right arm moved one of his armies the wrong way for a that three turn victory I was talking about last turn, so now instead of two turns until we win, in the best case, we have four. I guess I’ll send my own armies over to see what can be […]Read Post ›
Turn Forty-Nine We claimed the throne of water this turn, meaning that blessed knights (and lictors, but it matters most for the knights) get a defense bonus. Marignon also put up the Eternal Pyre, granting his team 20 fire gems each turn, which he definitely has the potential to use them effectively, which is bad […]Read Post ›
Turn Forty-Six I’ve skipped a few turns because I was busy and nothing terribly consequential happened. There were no battles, anyway. Here’s some highlights: The other side dispelled Burden of Time, and our side immediately put it up again. Atlantis also cast Vengeful Waters, which has killed a couple mound kings but actually seems unable […]Read Post ›
Turn Thirty-Nine It seems like the new Marignon player is more strategically able to his predecessor. At least, he’s abandoning the mistakes of the past, though he may make new ones. Rather than focus on cracking a fort that’s very difficult to crack, he’s instead letting Atlantis try it with a couple priests, while using […]Read Post ›
Turn Thirty-Six There was a conclusive battle today. The enemy force may look tiny in comparison, but that’s over 50 black centaurs surrounding a respectable mage corps. And one of those mages is Judas Iscarrion in his human form, which he quickly abandons. After a quick but bloody initial contact, however, Judas finds himself exactly […]Read Post ›
Turn Thirty-three Turns are becoming slower now that the game is well into its height. I did get a response to last turn’s battle though. Sounds like he’s trying to lull me into complacency; he knows I’m fighting other nations too. Let’s look at the situation on his front: The remainder of my previous army […]Read Post ›
Turn Twenty-Nine Na’Ba is back. That means both of the people who were fighting me are again. Partly I think this is because the turn timer was made slow, so there will also be less to see here. There are many battles this (and every) turn, most of of them relatively small. Atlantis continues to […]Read Post ›
Turn Twenty-Three We’re getting a bit into the mid-game and what once counted as a major battle doesn’t so much any more. What is beginning to matter is the attrition that Ermor’s dominion is applying to the world. It’s been hurting me, since my income spent some turns in the double digits, but now I’m […]Read Post ›
Turn Nineteen There was a big gap between turns, and sadly not a super exciting one to come back to – Bandar Log dodged my army and Na’Ba didn’t advance for some reason. Bandar Log is also on one of my forts now, so I Need to hurry and relieve it or the monkeys will […]Read Post ›
Turn Thirteen Yes, I caught Na’Ba! But our forces are closely matched, and his sacreds are very powerful, so let’s see what happened. I saw the formation last turn, but didn’t describe it here. He’s got his sacreds up front, ready to march straight into melee and slaughter undead indefinitely. And they can definitely cut […]Read Post ›
