I’ll start with one of mine. One of my most memorable moments was a defense where the timing mattered more than the size of the army. The enemy clearly expected an easy hit, but by pulling my troops at the right moment and bringing them back when the timing was right, I managed to turn what looked like a guaranteed loss into a successful defense.

It wasn’t the biggest battle I’ve ever been involved in, but it definitely taught me that good timing and paying attention can sometimes matter more than simply having the biggest army.

What about you guys? Was your most memorable moment a huge coalition battle, a last-second defense, or maybe a completely unexpected counterattack? 

By the way, speaking of that timing play, setting up the Infirmary properly made a huge difference! I intentionally left a chunk of my troops in there so the enemy scout would show my defenses looking completely empty. Then, just a couple of seconds before the hit landed, I revived and pulled my main def back out, and their off stack ended up crashing right into an invisible wall. Anyone else use Infirmary baiting like this, or do you guys stick purely to troop dodging and recall timing?