Battle chronicle

A new legend is written: Daniel C. challenges Corrupted Dryad on floor 25.

With an adventurer's precision, Daniel C. takes the rival queen on G3.

Corrupted Dryad falls to Daniel C.'s mate. The legend grows.

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The battle, move by move

Daniel C. claims the enemy queen by landing on G3.

After toppling the pawn on F2, Corrupted Dryad threatens Daniel C.'s king.

Daniel C. captures the enemy bishop: the king leaps from E1 to F2.

Corrupted Dryad gives check with the bishop on E3.

Daniel C. claims the enemy bishop by landing on E3.

Corrupted Dryad's knight reaches D5 and threatens Daniel C.'s king.

Daniel C.'s king takes E4, leaving E3 behind. In that instant, Backstab: one of Corrupted Dryad's pieces vanishes without a trace.

Check from Corrupted Dryad: the knight plants itself on F6.

Daniel C. slides the king across the board, from E4 to F4. Corrupted Dryad gives check with the rook on F5.

With a steady hand, Daniel C. brings the king to E3. Corrupted Dryad's pawn advances from A3 to A2, and right after that daniel C. advances the knight from B1 to C3.

Corrupted Dryad sets the pawn on A5, watching every square. Daniel C. captures the enemy pawn: the knight leaps from C3 to A2.

Corrupted Dryad gives check with the knight on D5.

Daniel C.'s king takes D4, leaving E3 behind. From the shadows, Backstab. Corrupted Dryad loses a piece to Daniel C.'s blade.

Corrupted Dryad answers by moving the pawn from D7 to D6. Daniel C. slides the king across the board, from D4 to E4, and right after that with dungeon cunning, Corrupted Dryad brings the rook to F2.

With a steady hand, Daniel C. brings the king to E3; then corrupted Dryad's king advances from E8 to D8. Daniel C. captures the enemy rook: the king leaps from E3 to F2.

Corrupted Dryad sets the pawn on G5, watching every square, and without hurry or fear, Daniel C. places the pawn on G4. From the dark, Corrupted Dryad pushes the pawn to H5, while daniel C.'s pawn takes D4, leaving D2 behind.

Corrupted Dryad answers by moving the king from D8 to E7. Daniel C. slides the pawn across the board, from D4 to D5.

Stealth. Daniel C.'s trap leaves Corrupted Dryad confused.

Corrupted Dryad's pawn falls on G4 and tears the pawn from Daniel C.

With a steady hand, Daniel C. brings the king to E3, and corrupted Dryad's pawn advances from A5 to A4. Daniel C. advances the king from E3 to E4, while corrupted Dryad sets the pawn on A5, watching every square.

Without hurry or fear, Daniel C. places the king on D4, and from the dark, Corrupted Dryad pushes the pawn to A3. Daniel C.'s king takes C4, leaving D4 behind.

Corrupted Dryad answers by moving the pawn from G4 to G3, and right after that daniel C. slides the king across the board, from C4 to B5. With dungeon cunning, Corrupted Dryad brings the pawn to G2.

Daniel C. claims the enemy pawn by landing on G2.

Corrupted Dryad's king advances from E7 to F7. Daniel C. captures the enemy pawn: the king leaps from B5 to A5.

Corrupted Dryad sets the king on F8, watching every square. Without hurry or fear, Daniel C. places the king on B6, while from the dark, Corrupted Dryad pushes the king to G8.

Daniel C.'s king takes C6, leaving B6 behind. From the shadows, Backstab. Corrupted Dryad loses a piece to Daniel C.'s blade.

Corrupted Dryad answers by moving the pawn from G7 to G6.

In the end, Daniel C. delivers checkmate and Corrupted Dryad flees the board.

Game details

Hero's colour
White
Time control
10+0
Actual duration
1 min 16 s
Moves
57
How it ended
checkmate
Captures (hero / opponent)
7 / 2
Material captured (hero / opponent)
23 / 2
First capture
move 0
Skills used
4

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 (57 moves) lasted longer than 84% of the games on this floor.

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