Cripple Fight! - And the Lame shall inherit the earth!

[Calahan]

@ All - I'm going to delay the game by 6 hours at my own request. Sorry everyone, was hoping to get the turn done this morning before I went to work, but I just ran out of time as Ermor turns haven't been simple affairs since turn 15. It's only my turn outstanding though, and should be able to get it done when I get home from work (19:00 llamaserver time). Apologies none the less though for the slight hold-up.

@ Burnsaber - Good game. Sounds like you had those spiders on the run for quite a while, and only lost some of those major battles by the narrowest of margins. But Dominions is a cruel master, and any failed offensive always put a big dent in your own overall lifespan.

But I'm sure the creator will be back for the sequal to his own Cripple Fight series And I'll do my best admin wise to serve the players of this current game of yours as best I can.

[Burnsaber]

Originally Posted by Calahan

@ Burnsaber - Good game. Sounds like you had those spiders on the run for quite a while, and only lost some of those major battles by the narrowest of margins. But Dominions is a cruel master, and any failed offensive always put a big dent in your own overall lifespan.

Yeah, it was a good game. I learned a lot (don't underestimate summon lesser elemental spells in early game wars, when you make a army to conquer a capital, make sure it's big enough to do it 100% sure). I managed to corner Meglobob 3 times, but each time he managed to fight his way through.

Once I had bumped heads with him enough times, I knew that I couldn't win this fight. So I made a NAP with him and tried my luck with Tir'na'Og. Tir, however, hadn't spend his all of his gems in a vain attempt against other player, so he was just able to out-thug me (althought I managed to sting him a little with my main army). But that fight wasn't in vain, learned a lot about thug warfare. I should have had some anti-thugs ready in my main army.