KVK K29 VS K193 - TESTING FORMATIONS

It was a quiet Saturday, but not just any Saturday, because with the reset, war between two worlds was announced. This time, the Lord of Light would have mercy on our castles, as slain troops would be resurrected the next day. This was an opportunity for many, allowing us to see the limits of our strength and also to see exactly where we need to improve. As always, GeN and the new alliance that arrived in Kingdom 29, FUB, would remain inert against any opponent that matched us, because they consider us skilled hunters and it's not safe to fight fairly against enemies with the two of us present... and also against the potential enemy... because in this edition of the war, anyone would lose the fear of losing troops; they wouldn't be cautious as in other wars. Therefore, they decide it's better to contribute to the kingdom safely: the collection of resources...

At the start of the war of the kingdoms, K29 was paired with K193, a kingdom where the LnS alliance is in power, where most are French. Apparently, it is a kingdom where many do not fight, but expectations were high due to the type of war. Latrasil and I decided to hide and devise strategies such as leaving vassals to attack and review statistics, followed by capturing an enemy lord to block and quickly leave him without soldiers.

After 26 minutes, the first potential target had fallen. His name was Yamato. He played with a lineup of archers in a female formation. The objective was to trap him using the garrison technique or wait for him to attack King's Landing, then freeze and eliminate him. But he seemed to be an expert fighter; he didn't fall for any of our traps. I wanted to attack him directly, but Latrasil said no, that we should wait, because these types of players are the ones who create light troops to sacrifice heavy troops, creating a false victory.

Therefore, the fight against Yamato was discarded as it was not viable; we waited for another, weaker opponent to fall before us... and that opponent arrived.

His name was Grial. We had captured him, but he had a stroke of luck; he managed to escape despite the sapphire blocking him. It's a shame we couldn't locate him, but... we located him again. This time I decided to mark him for solo play, since analyzing his lineup, he didn't have any synergy, so a rally wasn't necessary. I decided to attack him along with Latrasil, but he was the ideal opponent for him, since despite having a meta infantry combo, his wall full of cavalry was unbreakable. While it did damage, the damage was also reflected in the enemy; I could withstand his cannon fodder.

The battle had ended, but I politely told Grial to send his vassal to fight me; hand to hand, I faced his wall of cavalry again and again, it took 5 blows to reduce it to zero, Grial, pleased with the battles, said goodbye to us, thanking us for the exchange of soldiers in the fight.

After that fight, K29 gained a significant advantage over K193, so Latrasil and I decided to rest to regain our strength. The next day the scoreboard had reversed. We discovered that there were a lot of resource gatherers in this kingdom, so we decided to repopulate King's Landing until someone appeared who wanted to challenge us. For many hours, sleep still dominated me, so I decided to leave that matter to Latrasil. Nothing happened; I returned recharged from my nap, ready to fight... the lll were in front of me with their archers.

The result was a victory, even though most of the troops were light. Then I suggested to the IIIs that they continue testing formations, encouraging Margo to attack me, on the condition that I show her the report and return her lord to her. A chivalrous duel ensued between two titans... so both sides gathered their armies to attack each other...

The result was victory for me in both cases, but when it was my turn to attack, the result was a false victory for me, since I sacrificed heavy troops to kill light troops. Therefore, I knew I absolutely needed to take the lord from the archers to be able to eliminate them... and this blow also left me and my allies with little infantry, so I wasn't in a position to continue raiding against Aunap, who had accepted an infantry rally. This caused confusion; Latrasil attacked with spears thinking he had accepted the counter attack, so Aunap again requested an infantry attack... Thinking about what to do against him, I quickly called my wife, Monikoo, to help fill the rallies... to fight against Aunap.

Seeing how much fun the IIIs were having, Jaffa decided to join the attack and defense test, as there were only a few hours left to see his limits. First, he attacked Latrasil, where he was undoubtedly annihilated. He still wasn't strong enough to take down another lancer... now it was time to test the defense. The blow was very painful for us, though victorious as well. Jaffa challenged us to another rally, and this time we delivered the final blow, as we didn't even fill the 5M rally because there were no more infantry troops. But fortunately for us... the second blow resulted in Jaffa's annihilation... and the end of the war against K193, because there were no more soldiers for the rally. But K193 decided to accept his defeat, having tested his attacks and defenses against Latrasil and me... one more victory, extending the streak to K29... where we tested our limits.