Askgar - A true and tragic hero who epicly avenged his king in the past, but in the new war were forced to fight on the side of his king killers, eventually killing green and his own blue king, turning from Kingless to Kingslayer and leveling to 9, but then got avenged by blue mage Ellioteaster which also were Kingless and just like Askgar survived his king downfall and changed result completely. Askgar is the most epic and tragic marble here, change my mind.

The rivalry between Askgar and Ellioteaster is ABSOLUTE CINEMA.

Nointo: we lost our king.. it's over for us. Askgar: Not yet. Nointo: You have plan? Askgar: We barge right to their palace gate and slay their kings. Nointo: That's insane... but i'm in.

19:00 Timm is a very different type of hero; he likes to take things nice and slow, picking his foes apart carefully. He rarely (if ever) overextends, always ready to shift back to defense in an instant. He understands that as long as he remains alive, eventually his foe will inevitably fall.

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This is a substantial improvement over the last few Marble Kingdoms. Marbles are able to grow into higher levels, so we can see high-level combat. Upgrades are not so scarce. I didn't like watching for 40 minutes without a single upgrade before. Special units finally make a reappearance! It looks like town units like archers and berserkers were tweaked to actually do something, but not so much that they're unconquerable. Good to stay in this range. I think this creates the healthiest dynamic where we can see massive battles, plenty of wild action, and everybody still feels like they're contributing to the end goal. My only concern is "reviving a hero from a previous war." I wonder if maybe that should be an upgrade unlocked after 20-ish minutes; it gives armies time to cultivate their own heroes, and means that armies that have fallen behind by having all their heroes killed can get a significant boost. A big issue with past episodes was when a kingdom couldn't get any of their marbles past level 1 because they kept getting mowed down, and spawning a level 3 or 4 marble can give them enough protection to stay in the game. I think the Kings should have enough intelligence to NOT come out of their castles and fight on the grounds outside; it's less maneuverable, their own units can't form a wall against enemy units, and they just get pecked and chipped until they die. By my count, 3 of the Kings died just because they threw themselves at the enemy. I don't think that's the expected behavior of the commanding unit, and it kinda breaks immersion to think of every King as suicidally dumb. Just applying some minor tweak to behavior to keep them closer to the throne makes sense to me. Spawning a Level 3 Kingsguard hero from the past as an upgrade is too strong. Askgar made Yellow the favored winner right from the start. Then again, I can't complain, Blue got 2 level 3 Heroes put in the same army, which massively amped up their war power. A level 5 Mage is busted, but for how squishy they are at the start, I don't really mind it. I finally get to see high-level Mage combat, and it's glorious. It felt like taking down a boss when they went 1v1 with Askgar. Which is another point: I like when the boss units don't "spawn in" like in 20's Bandit King. I prefer when the marbles are able to "grow" a boss with a combination of upgrades and experience.

Magic Missile is a *_great_* addition!! Visually looks cool too!

RIP Gavzino, the one of few snipers in the series to last more than 5 seconds at level three, and even advance to level 5, he shall be an inspiration to all future archers. besides the first 5 combats where he ran for the hills at the first opportunity.

God. Askgar. That last sequence. A hero in chains, bound to fight for the enemy he once stood against. Glutting himself on the power of the children of his former comrades. Struggling against his binds, sabotaging the efforts of yellow till the end. Leaving himself open to blows, and never quite catching up to the wizard destined to slay him. It feels poignant. Locked behind the mask of control. Staring down Ellioteaster, who had fought a guerrilla war against the remnants of yellow. Dying to the mage's hand. Finding peace at last, and dying a just death to one that could have been a friend. There is honor in that, at least.

little criticism i don’t really like how easy it is for mages to retreat in this version (ellioteaster ran away from askgar like 6 times it was infuriating), especially because of how easy it is for them to snowball now with the nukebuff they got I’m thinking maybe make the retreating a lot less lenient to prevent stuff like this (also swords and shields can block a marble from retreating and that’s annoying)

Rip the lonely peasent getting murdered by the bandits 20:00

Yellows king is slain.. Askgar: And I took that personally

Mdms - The best commander who almost always led his army to victory, and also knew when to retreat in time. But unfortunately, he fell in battle with Askgar's with a large number of other captains in his grand army. Askgar - The best hero who wanted to take revenge on the BLU for the destruction of his kingdom, and he almost finished the job if not for the mage Ellioteaster. He also became friends with Captain Noinfo, with whom he went through many battles. Noinfo - The strongest captain and friend of the strongest warrior, if his friend had not died and joined their army, they could have easily defeated the blues, but due to the death of his friend, his morale dropped and he weakened, And because of this, when his squad faced the enemy in the final battle, he was unable to give orders normally, and his squad fell along with his captain.

Maybe a good idea would be to introduce the simulation in phases. For example you could have the first 5 or so minutes be collecting outposts, with walls that prevent armies from going to any castle other than their own. The next phase could then introduce unaligned armies as a "commoners uprising" type of event, or just waves of bandits. You could even switch these two phases, where the first phase has a bunch of bandits roaming around and the main armies are attempting to kill them off, so that in the next phase they can claim outposts themselves. Finally an all out war phase can start where armies can attempt castle sieges. The phases themselves can be kind of anything, just the ideas of a phased series of events is what i was going for.

19:25 THEIRS SHIELD DURABILITY! nice mechanic

SPOILER ALERT! All episodes in Marble Kingdoms Stats (1-22) WINS BY COLOR🏆 Green: 7 (2, 3, 5, 8, 15, 18, 21) Blue: 6 (1, 12, 13, 16, 17, 22) Yellow: 4 (6, 7, 9, 11) Cyan: 2 (12, 19) Pink: 1 (4) Magenta: 1 (10) Red: 1 (14) Neutral: 1 (20) SECOND PLACE BY COLOR🥈 Red: 10 (1, 3, 5, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17) Orange: 5 (4, 12, 13, 18, 20) Yellow: 3 (13, 21, 22) Blue: 2 (7, 12) Purple: 2 (2, 8) Green: 1 (6) Neutral: 1 (19) Participations by color🎖️ Red: 21 (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22) Blue: 20 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22) Green: 19 (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22) Yellow: 18 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22) Orange: 9 (4, 8, 10, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 20) Purple: 7 (2, 4, 8, 10, 13, 16, 17) Cyan: 8 (4, 9, 10, 12, 13, 17, 19, 20) Magenta: 4 (10, 13, 17, 20) Pink: 2 (4, 10) Lime: 2 (4, 10)

Man, the ending was powerful. It shows some real post-war landscape. Chaos emerges as gangs of bandits and peasants invade the lands. Kings are dead and their men rally together for revenge. Noinfo and Askgar hunt down all the Blue Captains. Then Ellio finally kills Askgar after a series of dangerous encounters. But Ellio went too far in his revenge, he prayed for a chance to face his last enemy and gods tricked him into causing Ragnarok as an only opportunity to fight Noinfo

A new Marble Kingdoms can only mean one thing: new legacies to be made. Or, in this case, the enhancing of legacies from episodes past. Marble Kingdoms 22 brings with it some MAJOR additions and reworks. There are three in particular that I'd like to emphasize. First, retreating has been reworked, and it's definitely for the better. The marbles can now retreat if they're low on health in addition to the usual scenario of being overwhelmed. While it won't help a marble who gets one-shot, wounded soldiers now have another out if things get uncomfortable. However, this pales in comparison to the second big change: HEROES FROM PAST EPISODES CAN BE SUMMONED! This is an upgrade that can randomly appear in the upgrade dropper, and it has the potential to completely upend the game and allow past heroes to enhance their legacy. In fact, this episode will show that in spades. The third and final change is an overhaul to how the Mage class works. Mages now start with a homing barrage of three purple bolts and obtain their other abilities through level up. And, yes, this also had a major effect on this episode. This episode has three marbles who really stood out from the rest, and the new changes played a big role in those three joining the Marble Kingdoms Hall of Fame. This is the MK22 addendum to the hypothetical MK All-Stars episode: Mage Ellioteaster, Level 7 (The mage rework would come into play big time, as Elliot would single-handedly dominate the final stages of the episode and secure Blue's victory, much like a certain Green trio in MK21. Elliot took full advantage of the rework, as his homing purple bolts laid waste to countless Yellow soldiers and bandits, while his repel spell allowed him to keep a safe distance most of the time. His greatest accomplishment was taking down the reborn Askgar after a drawn-out chase between the two God-like heroes. He would then pour salt in the wound by claiming the head of Captain Noinfo, Askgar's right-hand man, in the final battle. Considering that Askgar and Noinfo are both in the running for most dangerous marble ever, defeating them both makes Elliot one of the greatest heroes in MK history on its own, and the rest is icing on the cake.) Reborn Kingsguard Askgar, Level 9 and a twice-over Kingslayer (The past heroes upgrade made a BIG impact on this episode, with Blue Kingdom in particular running rampant with their reborn heroes. However, it would be one of Yellow Kingdom's reborn heroes that would turn the episode on its head. Askgar was an absolute madman, soloing armies at a rate not seen since Drewdrinks, the GOAT himself. He and Captain Noinfo took a page from Zaria's playbook and executed an assassination run on both the Blue and Green Kingdoms. Askgar would then decimate Blue's f___ you army of reborn heroes. Unfortunately, the one that got away would cause his downfall. Askgar and Ellioteaster would engage in a long, drawn-out, and bloody chase that would ultimately result in the mighty Kingsguard's defeat. A tragedy of the highest order, and an unfortunate end to the biggest comeback of the episode.) Captain Noinfo, Level 7 (Askgar was legendary on his own, but he was blessed with a sidekick who was also legendary in their own right. The mighty Captain Noinfo stood at the side of the reborn general through thick and thin, no matter how dire the situation. It says a lot that Noinfo survived BOTH assassination runs, withstanding overwhelming odds by the skin of his teeth as Askgar claimed the heads of the Blue and Green Kings. However, after that, Noinfo was ordered to defend a stronghold while Askgar chased after the remnants of the Blue Kingdom, a decision that may well have lost them the war. Askgar would fall in battle to Ellioteaster, and then Ragnarok was unleashed upon the land, sealing the Captain's fate. Much like last episode, the Yellow Kingdom was thwarted by an unexpectedly powerful force in the endgame, and Noinfo would be the last one standing, eviscerated by Elliot's blinding magic.)

Well there was certainly a story to see here. The one that came to mind for me was this one. The kingdoms in their endless battles against each other eventually discovered the art of summoning past heroes to their realm, and at first this gave them substantial further strength in their battles against their foes, but it turns out some times some 'heroes' are best left in the past. Askgar seemed just another summon as others, perhaps a bit stronger and wielding an unusual Halberd for weapon, but what past hero was completely normal? Though noinfo was available on who had done the summoning of Askgar, some say it was a powerful Captain who was usual at their side guiding their every step. Though for how powerful this Captain was Noinfo remains on them except the legends from the few survivors as their Kingdoms records and King were lost as they burned from an invading army. And it was with this destruction that the hidden secret of Askgar came to light, where once they were just a hero, now they became a force of destruction. Becoming an enraged figure of destruction they tore vast lines of destruction through enemy ranks, stormed villages and castles and slew the kings, their guards, everyone. And at every step of the way the Captain with Noinfo surviving was there to further increase the destruction. It was then in the ruins of Kingdoms, with the dead piling ever higher and Askgar apparent aim to bring all to destruction that the Grand Mage Ellioteaster saw through the Captain of Noinfo plan with Askgar and in desperate battle after battle tried to whittle down their forces and learn of their weaknesses. Many times only barely escaping from Askgar deadly blows with their mystique arts and cautious approach, Ellioteaster finally found a way to undo this horror from the past once more. In a grand final battle 1 on 1 they brought them down, where after they quickly rushed after the Captain before they could gain access to more mystical resources and complete their mysterious plan. And while with their defeat in a final great battle peace was at last achieved. The cost was truly great all the armies of the Kingdoms were annihilate, as were all the towns, cities and castles. The many battles had taken too heavy toll on them all, leaving them but ruins of their past selves. But at least now the scattered survivors would be able to start the long arduous path to reconstruction. Now that the wraith of Askgar was no longer amongst the lands seeking their never ending revenge on those who destroyed their kingdom. Let this be a warning to all about the dangers of summoning such past powerful figures.

3:30 i like how Stancis and his teamate are teamworking to kill the high-health captain

Ellioteaster the Mage is my new favourite marble of all time. Absolute legend.

Loved the addition of mages, high leveled mages are especially fun to watch!

How about a civil war scenario? White marbles arrive in a map cobtrolled by green (representing zombies/orcs) and continue to do so until green is defeated. Then civil war, top 4 heroes become kings (keeping their original power), all others get sorted into each kingdom. Imagine the drama as brothers in arms now face each other, apprentice versus master, plus all kings would be verified badasses.

Captain Noinfo was extremely strong, but Ellioteaster the Kingless' magic was too much for him to handle

It seems to me that it is necessary to deprive magicians of the ability to throw away opponents. It often happens that two melee fighters circle around each other and cannot get close and strike, and here is a mage who has homing shots, a short blade, a fireball, and who also throws the enemy back in those rare cases when he actually manages to get close. It seems to me that if you conduct 10 tests where a magician fights against everyone, except, probably, a berserker, then in 9/10 cases the magician will win a guaranteed victory (of course, with all these improvements).

Me after watching the June nintendo direct: four swords and a new Zelda were announced for switch, what could possibly happen to make this a better day for someone like me Lost Marbles: how about a 1 hour long video of an amazing showdown to determine the best marbles out there Me: Nothing could ever ruin this day for me.

42:13 Massive blue attack on yellow, yellow needed to contain all front with troops. Meanwhile all the battles that was in the front, main forces of blue go around and came in the yellow castle 43:22. Blue king knew that yellow will send troops wrom his castle to defend the front, and blue king uses it against the yellow king. Great victory from blue team❤❤❤

Spoiler ahead! Blue has a mage saving the game: Ellioteaster Kill a level-9 hero as a level-5 Kill a level-7 hero as a level-6. Strongest as mage hurray! He is a legend! Low-level kills high-level!

I think one thing that might make this more exciting from the start as opposed to when theres a high level unit is to have each kingdom get a random global perk and negative trait thats always in effect. Like +muster/-atk or 1% chance to spawn higher level/whatever would balance that. Having kingdoms that have different traits from the onset would make it easier to pick a favorite from the start 😁 but great work either way!

Once Ellioteaster got that 30% damage boost it was all over

Of course I start watching the 22nd marble kingdoms 22 min after video is posted

Gavzino: "Snipe em sucka!" Also Gavzino: "Aight, I'mma dip, it ain't that deep."

Me 3 years ago: A my friend: "do you see the new LM video?" Me:"what is LM?" "Oh, really, The mikan's similar KZfaqr, really?" Now: "do you see the last mikan's video?" The last WHAT?

Ellioteaster the run away mage vs a god askgar the kingslayer

Mages came from being goofy to being godlike. Who would have thought homing magic bolts makes that much of a difference for a unit that doesn't know how to aim.

I love this series a lot, but I have some suggestions about certain mechanics. 1. The new retreat system feels really unintuitive, it would be good if there was an indicator for when a unit can retreat because it feels to easy to just dip as-is. 2. I’d like it if there was some indication on what episode of Marble Kingdoms a past hero was from, perhaps in the credits? 3. This one’s more minor, but a rework of the Nope! system would help because it feels a bit random whether an army can enter a city or not and it causes episodes to drag on far too long (same with the new retreat.) Other than all these nitpicks, I think the series is in a great era right now! Can’t wait to see Marble Kingdoms 23 :]

Ellioteaster and Noinfo are some of the best new hall of fame members we've had in a long time! What a great showdown to end the video!

Have you ever thought about thematic kingdoms? Like a dwarf one with the hammer and axes, one of magic, one of knights and a barbarian one?

An upset at the end for the ages. What an underdog comeback!

I really like the new magic missile attack that mages have, actually makes them suit their rarity.

SPOILER ALERT The Kingless Askgar was born at 32:55. The Blues remembered their hero and greeted him at 36:19, but he did not hesitate to attack his former allies, destroying them. After some time, Askgar attacked the blue Castle. When he killed King Gunner Sexton 7 at 48:52, the still fragile mind of Ellioteaster, who had lived in this world for only 7 minutes 25 seconds, was not ready for this. Ellioteaster's next encounter with Askgar occurred at 54:47. He opposed Askgar and his friend Noinfo as part of a large and very experienced army, but it failed, and Ellioteaster managed to retreat in time. After the next meeting at 1:00:06 Ellioteaster became the last hero of the blue times of the blue king, as everyone else was killed by Askgar or Noinfo. In their next battle, which took place at 1:03:01, Askgar almost killed Ellioteaster, only one blow separated him from victory, but Ellioteaster again managed to retreat. After that, several more fights happened between them, but the smart brains of the wizard Ellioteaster helped him understand that it was not worth fighting with Askgar and he retreated after the first blow that hit him. However, everything changed at 1:09:16 when Ellioteaster went 1v1 against Askgar and managed not to get hit, taking him down. "You were supposed to bring balance to the Force, not leave it in darkness!" - Ellioteaster shouted at the grave of the famous former hero of the blue

This was epic! My headcanon was that the other mages spawning for blue were Elioteaster's apprentices, and Askgar was killing them one after the other after the other. Finally after his latest apprentice Perforator being killed, that was the last straw for Elioteaster. He hunted Askgar down and took his revenge.

The story of the great magic caster and the king's guard hero and the captain wanting vengeance

Concept: Fire wizard Dart wizard Ice wizard (after hit, decrease dmg and increase ability coldown) OR One wizard have more attacks that unlocks at levels, and every time the wizard attack change mod...?

Man I love this series so much! Once again really enjoyed all the changes/upgrades! Heroes from the past.. that's so awesome!!

Noooooo. I was just going to bed, but I think I’ll have zero regrets watching the whole hour

Askgar and Ellioteaster, the kings without kings

Won't it's a good idea to have a elitehero tournament. Like DREW, KRORO, PREDATAVA. It would be very interesting as most of these people did not fight. PIZ. As for the video I always on blue's side and I was so happy to see blue win in a long time. I am surprised we kept up with yellow. That wizard It is a legend.

With the introduction of summoning past heroes as well as the longer videos, its becoming increasingly clear that we will see our first level 10 soon, unless there's already an idea, I propose that any marble that gets to lvl 10 earns the title of "Legend", like for example, Askgar the Legend. maybe they even get a final design change like really cool armour at this level? anyway, Great episode!

58:36 That Blue army with 7 soldiers manages to noclip out of the map with a word: "FLED"

I think I'm an outlier here, but I don't like reviving dead heroes. My complaint is that getting gifted a powerful hero by random chance is a lot less satisfying than seeing a team build up a team of heroes through a series of battles. Needless to say, I was rooting for Ellioteaster

Concept: battle with 3 or 4 armies. After a battle starts, creates a little circular area. Every army in this area will see the battle and join it at left or right side of the battle. Castles assaults or cities attacks is not inclused. If is a orc battle like pretox (at purpose, when pretox was slained in mk 21, green has not gained an upgrade... Why?), the last marble that slain the last Grey army gain the upgrade

Lost Marbles you could give a boost of damage to the guards to the faction that kill the king like 10% boost. It's just an idea.

Ellioteaser had a fricking training arc and on the last battle leveled up mid fight to be on the same level as noinfo that's crazy

I wish this was a game I could buy on steam

without fail, ellioteaser would choose to get a monk or mage over more helpful upgrades every time. i think they just wanted a magic friend but they all kept dying immediately :(

No spoilers) Also gonna send some potential ideas in replies here

guys, we learned something: if you are better, you will die quicker

I love seeing mages becoming strong. Some people might not like Ellioteaser's cheap tactics, but he was the underdog. He was literally fighting a godlike marble with 4+ buffs and 200+ kills.

New fleeing mechanic is nice, no more high level full health marbles fleeing, since their squad said so, and everyone survive for longer :D

i also love the get an hero of the past and the redesine of the mage. (english is not my native togue.)

Aw man, the archers got me T_T

SPOILER ALERT This was a crazy episode,with the new addition of actually useful mages.Askgar was the first ever marble to reach level 9,that is a huge achievement,hopefully we see one reaching level 10 soon.Yellow has the highest level heroes.Noinfo must have been askgars friend or apprentice,askgar always defended him.He tried to avenge askgar by killing the blue mage,but sadly he failed.The ragnarok came at the perfect time too. Also red did really bad this time lol.

One thing i would like to see is a prince upgrade... should the king die a prince can spawn to replace him... treat it like a king or bandit reward... this way they still can get king upgrades after the kings die do to thwir own faults

The legend yassir :( 32:37

True legends Askgar the Kingsbane Noinfo the Captain General Ellioteaster the Grand Archmage

Just gotta say I appreciate the approach to buffing ranged units by giving them extra projectiles. Ik the last two rounds made it look kinda op but it seems balanced from what I can tell since ranged units don’t get shields and helmets like the closer ranged ones.

Ellioteaster on their training arc frfr

The peasants are back! YIPPEEE! I also just loved the end rivalry and back and forth between Elliot and Askgar & Noinfo. However, I was sad to see that there was no end-game invasion and that the new faction of the invaders hasn't materialised yet. :c It was still very entertaining to watch, all together.

Everyone is talking about Askgar and Ellioteaster, but I remember Timm very much.

Talk about a great ending one final battle led by not kings but survivors

There should be a tournament for every best marble in each videos for an epic battle to the death to see who really is the best marble in marble kingdoms

Marble kingdoms the goat of the series 🗿🗿🗿

I dont get how for instance marble kindoms 4 got 1 mil plus views and now that were at 22 and the quality is arguably way better this only got 49k views, so far like this is the best series ive ever watched, never stop making it💪

I think it would be an interesting mechanic to have units who survived several battles together to start gravitating slightly towards each other or to move in sync like what you see in marble legions. and if their friend gets killed, the other unit starts to more agressively move faster towards the killer, like for each battle the marble survived together with an other, the odds of them starting to work together increases. Thou I can imagine that with alot of units, it would need too much of process power to implement something like this

Random idea. If it is possible to summon past legends, could you make the marble 1v1 series be just past heroes? I think that could be really cool to watch old and new heroes battle each other in a tournament set. And you can always bring them back now that you have that ability. Imagine Drewdrinks vs Corncrusader or Zaria vs Ellioteaster.

I would call askgar the lost marble. He had a partner in war he fought with to the very end with and being sommoned to this foreign yellow kingdom... he is lost, deceived by captain Noinfo with the promise of his brother. And when askgar slew everyone in his way, there was no brother. Lost once again as Noinfo hid away to rebuild his kingdom. Ellioteaser a blue mage could've just been trying to convince him to stop, as a mage he could bring askgar's brother back. Story wise I dont think ellioteaser killed askgar, just calmed him down, and promised to kill Noinfo the deceiver. In which he did...

Askgar's a LEGEND

here me out, we should have a mode where the orbs keep moving around on the map during combat, that way other forces can ambush enemies, or reinforce their castles. would go crazy. if an army is too small, they just nope and get out.

It’s crazy how askgar and noinfo decided to murder the green king solo to adventure the fallen

Class idea: assassin it deals more damage to hero’s, captains, bandit bosses, and kings. Paladin: wilds a shield and a mace it has a weak heal ability. Crossbow men: stronger than bow but longer reload time. Priest: it doesn’t do damage instead when it touches an ally it heals them. Golem a large bulky slow hard hitting unit can’t be heal by other units it has a slow regeneration. Fire wizard: shoots fireballs ice wizard: shoots an ice ball instead of area damage it slows the enemy units around the blast area. Necromancer : when it kills a unit it turns it into a skeleton it keeps its it can’t level up

My only "complaint" would be "past heroes" not lining up with their colors. Like I get if it runs out of that color cool, but I would like to see the first hero of Red to be a past red hero. (especially if they have a bad wrap like this one getting a "better" hero vs just getting one while winning) Other than that? Loved every second. Was really hoping for a yellow win but I'm satisfied with what happened.

Noinfo and askgar: Heheh I win Ellioteaster: NOPE (kill both heroes)

i think there should be a shield(the thing carried by knights and high captains, not the recoverable green armor bar) recovery should be added, since the shields are common in medival and also does an important roles on knights, but whenever the knights lose them, they lose it forever. i think they would be recoverd by every 2 cycle or else.

CAUTION: SPOILER BARRIER

I suggest that when the archer reaches level 5, he can change his profession to a sniper (can penetrate obstacles and hit the enemy 100%, and the rate of fire is extremely fast). When the magician is level 2, he can learn ice storm (slowing down enemies), when he is level 4, he can learn pyrotechnics (instant burst damage), and when he is level 5, he can learn thunder and lightning (causing continuous damage in an area for a fixed duration). When the priest is level 3, he can resurrect companions who are equal to or lower than his level.

Idea: Ragnarok and "Summon a Legendary (lv 7 to 9) Hero" along with "Build Castle" and "Great Plague" (everyone starts losing 5hp/sec) would make for great half hour or one hour mark bandit king kill set of rewards. That keep the existing Hero pool to lvs 3 to 6. I also think summoning heroes should be limited until at least 5*kingdoms lv 3+ heroes have spawned naturally.

I have some suggestions 1. maybe try making new arrow types like Flaming? 2. I think the bandits should get a buff just in general, maybe like make a few of them start as level 1? other than that this episode was good.

Best one yet, I was actually starting to cheer out loud at some points lol.

New marble kingdoms dropped

Wow best one for ages!! I love tje mechanic of resurrecting past heroes. Askgar might be my favorite hero yet!

Yellow is the best team, rooting for it from the start EDIT: The 4v19 with yellow against blue was just insane

There are some who call him . . . Timm?

The returning heroes was a great new mechanic for this battle. One suggestion would be that if we see this again, that the badges reflect which episode they originally appeared in!

1:09:16 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Ellioteaster avenged her captains gbt and therm

Kingsguard are so op it's not even funny, but even the overpowered Askgar got defeated by a monster even worse than them, a high leveled mage who looks like geralt incarnate.

Red Kingdom is out here doing literally anything but increasing the number of marbles

I can’t believe I’m saying this but mages were OP- not in large group fights but simply too good as duelists due to the yeet barrier. Combined with new retreat rules and it was impossible to quickly kill a high level mage before they could run away in the endgame- as evidenced by a single mage slaying the greatest hero in game history. Not sure what the fix is here, but it’s probably related to the yeet barrier.

Kill assist xp? My main thought would be that 1 marble does all the damage, but another one gets the kill.

I know I’m a little late, but I feel like it would be interesting to see a grey kingdom in the middle (mind you with like 15-20 units instead of 40) so that great can get the king upgrades and has a fighting chance. So by in doing this we’ll have kind of a main villain (grey) and four hero’s (green, red, blue, and yellow) who are not allied but are fighting a common goal. Then once they if they do kill and defeat the grey army they will basically betray each other because of their greed for power.