Game A - Symon of the Halflings, expanding around to gather up loose items.

Game B - Unknown, waiting in the void for the first turn to come back to me.

TS in both games (In a WL game I am not going to tell anything my opponent don't already know...)

Hmm, starting positions are very close and I think the halflings have a big advantage, but we will see how it turns out in the end...

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I agree they are close together. I've found its hard to tell though, even when you see both positions at the start. Like you say we'll see.

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Not looking good for the human side. But the halflings are ok.

[quote]But the halflings are ok.[quote]

I am not sure you will think that any longer...

Game A: The halflings retreat to get some healing. Freeing the prisoners in the dungeon yesterday caused some heavy wounds...

Game B: With some heavy help from the wizards combat magic the humans manage to free the prisoners in the dungeon loosing only a halberdier. With the help of the shadow demon prisoners killing some of the spread out halfling troops (and a hero) is easy.

THe halflings are in deep, deep trouble. In both games I've lost the dungeon contents to my oponent, and that's going to cost me dearly.

Game A: Another halfling hero was killed
Game B: The halflings moves forward again...

Game A: I'm working on building defenses for the assult that will happen shortly.

Game B: Wondering where all of the halfling forces have gone.

Game A: Moving closer..
Game B: Moving closer too And killed a human cavalry

Game A: I've got a decent defense set up, so I'm ready for the assault when it comes.

Game B: Lost a few units this turn, but there is still progress being made.

Getting ready to attack enemy capitals in both games

Game A - I think the capital will hold, even though my attempt to sneak troops by the enemy failed abominably.

Game B - I'm sure the capital will fall. Then again there arn't any defenders in it, so that's not surprising.

Game A: Victory! The defenders was not strong enough to hold the capital

Game B: The human capital was taken but the wizard was long gone. He was later spotted by a scouting swordsman.

Game A: Ok, I made that call wrong.

Game B: It may take me longer, but its looking no more likely that I'll achieve victory.

Just to let you know I reported the loss for game A. I wanted to process the ladder and so I went ahead and put it through. Win the other one and it will put you into hte high inters category.

Sounds great
I have played my turn in game B, have you got it ?

I had, but I did have time to play it then. I've played it and sent it back.

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Hmmm, I wonder if the humans are going to try to take my capital...

I'm not sure yet myself, I want to take a look at it

Yup, I've decided. I like the looks of the capital, I think it will be a nice place to live.

I am sorry about the restart my comp decided to crash when I opened the game...

The loss of the capital was very bad, with all the siege machines spotted to the west I may very well be in troubles...

No problem on the restart. In fact you have a serious problem now. But I like your capital. Though the corridors are a little cramped.

I belive the halflings still have a good chance of winning...

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In fact I'm anything but done or victorious. I've got a lot of work ahead of me.

Hmmm. I wonder where my oponent is.

He is comming to you...

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Ahhh. There he is. How cute.

My army attacked, I was sure they would win, but unfortunately I was wrong, after a very bloody battle, the only one alive was the enemy wizard

I didn't think it would be that close, but I'm glad I end up on the not-dead side of things at the end of it.

All my units had stone skin and most had fury, that should have been enough to make them win, so you are lucky to still be alive.
Now the game is very open and may take a long time to finish....

Indeed it may. It will be interesting to see where it goes from here.

I see heavy defenses in the frostling town. Time to work my way to a different town.

Well I guess I will lose the the syron town soon...

I suspect we'll be trading that syron town back and forth for awhile.

yes...

Hmmm. A hero has arrived on the scene. That may change things.

Just moving some troops..

The enemy wizard moved close to the frostling town with some helhounds and a hero, I attacked with the hero a lot of level 1 units and was able to kill the 5 units losing only 5 of mine
The humans has build a wizard tower in the human city, so he will join with his his cannons next turn. Taking him out again is not going to be easy...

The human Wizard was able to take the frostling city alone even though it was guarded by my hero and a lightning catcher
He is really too damn Lucky
I recaptured the city (killing the wizard again) with my army of level 1 + a human cavalry. Now I wonder what the humans are going to do next...