The Price of Trash Talk - Invasion

The Siege of Winterfell season unfortunately ended for my alliance, and we did not get the long-awaited playoff spot. Finishing in 16th place brought us a lot of joy and showed that our alliance can go very far if we continue with good work.

Even with the sadness of knowing we were so close to qualifying, I saw it positively because now I have more freedom to burn my troops, especially T5, since I will not need them for events for the next five weeks.

Recently, I added Kingdom 440 to my bookmarks. And the reason was simple: the Rl1 Alliance had merged with TFI, becoming TNI. A few months ago, I was one of the most important members of that alliance, and due to some problems, I had to leave. Since then, I have not missed any opportunity to invade and attack them. And now, another golden opportunity has appeared for me.

A small group of castles was without a bubble in Kingdom 440, including a TNI player. The problem was that because of my weight, I would need to spend three scrolls to get there, but that was out of the question for me. I wanted to attack them at all costs.

As soon as I was ready, I jumped to the kingdom, and the first thing I did was open the personal score ranking. The kingdom seemed well protected. All the strongest players were in battle equipment, including a player from NBe. So I needed to be fast if I wanted to complete my mission without being captured.

I started with Redco, who had a simple infantry formation and seven and a half million troops. After seeing his formation, I was surprised that I would need a second attack to bring him down, but I preferred to move on to a second target because I would earn more merit points, and if he used the defense tower, I would not suffer as much damage.

Redodol was the second target. And I was surprised that his bow commanders and his five red weapons could not stop me. In fact, what hurt him was the large mix of troops, but he still managed to cause me 144 thousand losses. A number that does not leave me feeling comfortable at all. But even so, it was still worth it.

I continued attacking everything I saw in front of me. I spent 3 scrolls to jump, and I was not there to show mercy. One of the castles I attacked belonged to TNI, and I was curious to know how long it would take until someone sent me a message, but a little drama was about to begin, and believe it or not, I was not the one who started it.

Less than 30 minutes later, DMas also appeared without a bubble in King's Landing. Since I am not stupid, I obviously thought it was an ambush, because that is very common. As soon as I got closer, I realized that he was not online and was also in rebel equipment. I found that strange, but he was not with anti-scout activated, so I scouted him anyway to check if someone had sent a garrison or if he was strong enough to stop me.

Hmmmm, no synergy. Still, he was very dangerous. In total, there were 19 million troops, but only part of them were infantry. I was not really interested in attacking him once I saw that he had Latz Karin in his formation, but I could not miss the chance to zero a TNI player.

I confess that I was very hesitant; the feeling was that I could defeat him, but it would cost me a huge amount of troops and resources, and losing resources (especially gold) from my inventory was something I could not afford.

Anyway... I needed to give it a chance.

The attack was much worse than I expected... Besides almost losing my Lord, I caused little damage to DMas, and a small detail saved him: knowing that his infantry stats were high and his troops were limited, he changed the formation to spearman-infantry, so I hit his spearmen troops first, and while my troops were battling them, DMas's infantry caused great damage to my cavalry.

That worked perfectly, but only against a hunter like me, who is "weak" enough to hit walls filled with troops. I even thought about calling someone to attack him, but he bubbled right after and also started trash talking in the world chat.

Do I like trash talking? Definitely yes! But I normally do not talk trash wherever I go, only when the other side starts, so this is something that rarely happens. However, DMas kept talking trash in the world chat for a few minutes, becoming my enemy.

I put him at the top of my bookmarks, and the next time he lost his truce, I would try again. But guess what? It did not even take four days for that to happen.

DMas was once again without a bubble, and as soon as I saw him, I sent a message to Sup Mestre P, who accepted the mission to seek revenge. I could have failed once, but I would not let that happen again.

A few minutes passed, and Sup jumped and took him down in just one hit, eliminating almost 14 million troops and causing 394 million in damage to him.

Well, well, well, DMas... so proud of killing some of my T5s, but now everything you had is gone. What are you going to do now? Huh?

The revenge was done, and obviously, I was not going to miss the chance to provoke him, and of course, he was not going to respond hahaha.

DMas did not die because he was weak; he fell because he talked too much. If he had kept his mouth shut, I would have left, and it would have taken me a while to look at this kingdom again, but his words made him the number one target, and unfortunately for him, his bubble fell four days later, resulting in his destruction.

And that is how the quick revenge against DMas ended. Thank you for reading.