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I went with a dual bless (which allowed for solid scales) and the paths I did so that I could have a solid endgame...unfortunately it is hurting me in the meantime when compared to what another bless might have yielded. Your longbow/knights match up excellently with my sacred's and you are making great use of your spies... tough to root them out with my small elite army while I still have to keep troops on the front lines.

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So, what do we do about the game?
I'd want to redo the turn but wait first until the llamaserver is fixed.

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You should have just got both a new turn and a message from me, explaining that it's fixed. Did you not get them? (if not PM me, as I may not read this thread)

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Ok, disregard what I said, I checked my mail one minute too early. :)

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Does someone have water gems he doesn't need and is short on air, fire or earth?

PM me if you want to trade.

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Gah, very frustrating to fight Mictlin. Every time I whip an army he raises an even bigger one.

Nice move with your scout taking the 0 defense province :P

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Just think of it as more experience for your victorious armies ;)

Mictlan is putting up a good fight, but I believe the tide has turned for his forces facing the might spider armies of Machaka.

All those yummy jade maidens don't hold up that well when the ground underneath them simple explodes...

And eagle warriors are no match for spider warriors. As evidenced in the attempted siege of the swamp fortress.

Time will tell though, time will tell.

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It began in darkness, behind the doors of a crypt sealed and forgotten. Within slept a being of vast power, one who had died and been reborn countless times before this internment. It was only a matter of time before his dreams entered minds eager for someone to lead them.

Fire and death: forces in opposition, or perhaps cause and effect? Interweaving darkness into the worship of the All-Consuming Flame was simple when dark-winged fiends had crowded the skies above The Smouldercone for so long.

Guided by visions, the armies of Abysia marched. Trapped between mountains and the sea, their path was not easy. Surrounded by races of base birth war was inevitable. The only question that remained, that of direction, was answered when old decrepit Ermor sent its legions marching through the passes from the east.

Madness had gripped that once mighty empire, and drooling old men walked side by side with men long dead. Ghosts held congress with the living, grinning skulls were emblazoned on their shields. There could be only one answer.

When the armies clashed the Abysian line merely stood firm, and watched as the Anathemants gifted the forces of Ermor with fire, again and again. Being unholy, they withered beneath this blessing, but clouds of ash and greasy smoke rose high, proclaiming the glory of Abysia. No doubt whoever still remained of Ermor's senile leaders whimpered in terror then, seeing those pillars rise from beyond the mountains. Their time was running out.

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Things look grim. Your spiders proved to be a solid wall against my forces and more recently Man dealt my army and my battle priests a crushing blow as I attempted to take down his temple.

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Well the holy spiders are difficult to deal with in mass, and you had the disadvantage of trying to storm the fort, not a battle in an open area.

Concentrating your Jade maidens (?) just made my magma erruption that much more effective (when it finally kicked in...). Of course I was 'lucky' (or was it skillful guessing at my rear placement?) in that your eagle warriors swamred my useless chaffy archers, and then got pummeled by the spider rear guard.

Still you took down a few commanders, though none who were especially important.

Unfortunately my assassins have to pull out of their target since there are now 2 armies there and I don't think they are particularly discriminate in whom they attempt to kill :p

Maybe I'll just send them on a turkey hunt...

;)