Thanks for posting this. I enjoyed watching the videos
In the first game, the Priestess focused on the Necromancer too early with far too little damage potential. Using Divine Intervention to rush was a terrible move as well. Teleport would have accomplished the same thing for less mana, but there was not a lot of point in attacking at that point anyway. The Priestess also would have been better off leading with the economy and didn't use the Battle Forge particularly efficiently. Overall the Necromancer had a much better game plan.
The second video was harder to follow, although the openings seemed more reasonable. Some of the followup decisions were questionable, but overall I felt like there was a bit better strategy than in the first game. The Warlock needed to do a better job of focus firing and probably should have considered playing another threat.
In terms of rules issues, Defend can't target a Skeletal Knight. It also looks like Adramelech healed from Vampirism when attacking a nonliving creature, which he shouldn't have. You may have commented those, but I don't speak German, so I couldn't tell.
Thank you for your thoughts! :-) The first game was a very spontanious one, and my opponent didn't put much thought into his strategy, his idea was just to test the bridge troll. I agree that the second game was much better. Sadly, i had some terrible rolls (Damn you AKIRO!
) So the Adramalech needed far to long to destroy the barracks. I agree that i should have played my blood reaper deamon in midgame. I tend to put far to much resources in destroying the enemys conjurations....
Of course you are right about the rule mistakes. Its suprising how many mistakes you make in a normal game! I mentioned some of them per screen text, but we noticed others after posting the videos.
Awesome! I'm thrilled that you started these. Hope you don't mind but I'm going to link these to our site, I'm sure there's a lot of people that would like to see your episodes.
Thank you, i don't mind at all.
I really didn't expected them to be interessting to the english speaking community! But it seems that people have fun watching the games, even when they don't understand a word we're saying... Just shows how much demand there is for more video material for this awsome boardgame!