Express report for now:
The game was very easy because of what can only be described as complete AI incompetence. I expected to have to deal with the Elohim and Ljosalfar world spells, so decided to build economy rather than going for an all-out warrior rush. So Calendar, Mysticism and Education before Bronze Working.
I found Luchuirp last despite them being technically the closest civ (good scouting here, clearly) and they still had warriors on turn 130. I was expecting to need magic support to deal with better defensive units like Slingers, but since they literally had nothing but warriors they were easily wiped out by 5 str Bronze Swordsmen and were eliminated on turn 156. There was a brief delay at this point due to needing to hunt down some mistforms that popped out of a lair with the help of a Hawk.
I then attacked both Elohim and Ljosalfar simultaneously, reinforcing with FoL priests on the Ljosalfar front for healing. Ljosalfar had a mix of hunters and warriors defending. Elohim had only warriors, so were completely destroyed just by 5 veteran swords with March. Both civs were eliminated on turn 185. Neither actually used their world spell, overall a dismal performance from the Good civs' AI.
The game was very easy because of what can only be described as complete AI incompetence. I expected to have to deal with the Elohim and Ljosalfar world spells, so decided to build economy rather than going for an all-out warrior rush. So Calendar, Mysticism and Education before Bronze Working.
I found Luchuirp last despite them being technically the closest civ (good scouting here, clearly) and they still had warriors on turn 130. I was expecting to need magic support to deal with better defensive units like Slingers, but since they literally had nothing but warriors they were easily wiped out by 5 str Bronze Swordsmen and were eliminated on turn 156. There was a brief delay at this point due to needing to hunt down some mistforms that popped out of a lair with the help of a Hawk.
I then attacked both Elohim and Ljosalfar simultaneously, reinforcing with FoL priests on the Ljosalfar front for healing. Ljosalfar had a mix of hunters and warriors defending. Elohim had only warriors, so were completely destroyed just by 5 veteran swords with March. Both civs were eliminated on turn 185. Neither actually used their world spell, overall a dismal performance from the Good civs' AI.
No idea what was going on with them.