Red Dragons - false beginner

[Madmardigan]

Guys,

I'm looking for Red Dragon info. If anyone has any old turns they wouldn't mind sharing, I would really appreciate it.

It looks like I will be going up against a very experienced Dwarf soon and I am looking for any tips or tricks I can get a hold of before the little beards begin to burn

Mad

[Beatific]

Guys,

I'm looking for Red Dragon info. If anyone has any old turns they wouldn't mind sharing, I would really appreciate it.

It looks like I will be going up against a very experienced Dwarf soon and I am looking for any tips or tricks I can get a hold of before the little beards begin to burn

Mad

Tip: Dwarves don't burn well in mountains. But Dragons drop just fine.

[The Broken]

Here is a tip, Make a deal with him

[kevindusi]

Guys,

I'm looking for Red Dragon info. If anyone has any old turns they wouldn't mind sharing, I would really appreciate it.

It looks like I will be going up against a very experienced Dwarf soon and I am looking for any tips or tricks I can get a hold of before the little beards begin to burn

Mad

Mr. Mad,

Email me and I can give you all the RD info you'd ever want. kdusi13@gmail.com They're a great position. Also, we should be friends in that game. Doesn't make sense for two kingdoms that start in the same area to start fighting right off the bat.

Kevin/The Deliverer

[Acererak]

Don't listen to Dusi, you should attack him immediately.

[kevindusi]

Don't listen to Dusi, you should attack him immediately.

*sigh*

[Acererak]

Ha ha ha!

[Madmardigan]

Haha

I don't know about attacking anyone too soon, but I thought Dwarves and Dragons are natural enemies.

Wouldn't it be best to beat on Kevin before he has a chance to build a power base in the mountains?

And c'mon... What chance would a Dwarven brigade have against a score of massive flying fire breathing beasts???

[Hawk_]

Haha

I don't know about attacking anyone too soon, but I thought Dwarves and Dragons are natural enemies.

Wouldn't it be best to beat on Kevin before he has a chance to build a power base in the mountains?

And c'mon... What chance would a Dwarven brigade have against a score of massive flying fire breathing beasts???

Past experience for me has been you are much better off to divide your starting region equally and then team up against a neighbor.

Otherwise you can trade pop centers back and forth and spend most of the game fighting over the same region.

2 kingdoms with half a region will destroy a single opponent early because they have a much larger combined military and order base.

-my 2cents

[Lord Diamond]

Haha

I don't know about attacking anyone too soon, but I thought Dwarves and Dragons are natural enemies.

Wouldn't it be best to beat on Kevin before he has a chance to build a power base in the mountains?

And c'mon... What chance would a Dwarven brigade have against a score of massive flying fire breathing beasts???

They are not 'Natural Enemies' as defined by the game. When I am not playing either, I much prefer to see the two of them fight one another.