Battle chronicle
Alberto C. draws pieces against Corrupted Dryad. The dungeon watches in silence.
With an adventurer's precision, Alberto C. takes the rival pawn on A2.
Draw. The dungeon keeps the names of Alberto C. and Corrupted Dryad.
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The battle, move by move
With a steady hand, Alberto C. brings the pawn to C3. Check from Corrupted Dryad: the bishop plants itself on F2.
Alberto C. advances the king from E1 to F1, and corrupted Dryad sets the pawn on A2, watching every square. Without hurry or fear, Alberto C. places the knight on A3.
From the dark, Corrupted Dryad pushes the knight to C7. From H2 to G3, Alberto C.'s pawn swallows Corrupted Dryad's pawn.
Alberto C. wraps a piece in Stealth; Corrupted Dryad passes through the square without seeing it.
Corrupted Dryad answers by moving the bishop from F2 to B6, while alberto C. slides the queen across the board, from D1 to A4. With dungeon cunning, Corrupted Dryad brings the knight to F7, and with a steady hand, Alberto C. brings the knight to C4.
Corrupted Dryad's bishop advances from G5 to F4. A clean strike: Alberto C.'s queen topples the pawn on A2.
Corrupted Dryad sets the knight on D8, watching every square.
Neither Alberto C. nor Corrupted Dryad claims victory. A draw on the board.
Game details
- Hero's colour
- White
- Time control
- 10+0
- Actual duration
- 3 min 5 s
- Moves
- 71
- How it ended
- stalemate
- Captures (hero / opponent)
- 2 / 0
- Material captured (hero / opponent)
- 2 / 0
- First capture
- move 3
- Skills used
- 1
Floor 25 statistics
Against Corrupted Dryad, heroes have won 37% of 86 finished games (32 wins, 51 losses, 3 draws). Average length: 30 moves. Average game time: 2 min 53 s. Most common ending: checkmate.
This game (71 moves) lasted longer than 90% of the games on this floor.