"Two Seasons: Summer - Autumn 2017". Online Games.

Used up all the restarts and the game started; on the very first day, I pulled Galtran and Sandro from the tavern. Quickly took a second city in the first week and built GM2 there. It was harder with the mines on the secondary map—they were in some kind of h***, and just getting to them took about 3 days, plus they had to be cleared and then I had to get out of there. In the second week, I got a Pandora's box with 5000 experience and took the mines, but there were slight problems exiting toward either the opponent or the treasure zone: toward the opponent were 50-99 upgraded harpies and nearby 50-99 medusas; the treasure zone was defended by 20-49 minotaurs. Still, I decided to take the treasure zone since my army seemed very weak, and the stats even more so, although the Thieves' Guild stubbornly said I was stronger. The treasure zone turned out to be very rich: 7-10 caches behind a swamp, level 2-4 artifacts under manageable guards, three Utopias, 3 Pandoras—one could spend a couple of weeks there. But at that moment, in the Necropolis city, I was building GM4 level, and to take all this loot with minimum losses, I decided to break into the same Necropolis. On that very day, the opponent flew out from the secondary map and didn't reach my Necropolis city by 400-500 moves; I broke in very successfully and just in time. They were checking the opponent's power by crushing some loser there, but the army left much to be desired: 3 angels, about 260 skeletons, 27 liches, 10 necro knights, and 100 wraiths, against my 270 skeletons, 60 upgraded medusas, 30 lizards, 40 upgraded eyes, and 9 minotaurs. Realizing the opponent had little chance, I conducted the battle at full strength, demonstrating practically all magic, such as Chain Lightning, Teleportation, Raise Dead, Animate Dead, General Accuracy, and so on. After the finale comes гг.
The party turned out to be quite interesting, thanks for the game

The distribution was difficult—I even thought about surrendering in the first week. Then I got horses, took Griffin Conservatory 1 and 2, and the game started. I saw a passage to the opponent and rushed. But I didn't have time to get expert earth magic or refill my mana. These exact moments helped the opponent win. With expert earth and full mana on my side, the opponent theoretically wouldn't have carried the first fight, but how the rest of the game would have unfolded is unknown. He had 3 stacks of shooters that were easily dealt with and a strike stack of skeletons around 170+. On my side: 10 horses, 65 upgraded wraiths, 280+ bones, 22-26 upgraded liches, 3 angels. I didn't buy 30+ vamps in the Castle. In short, I messed up myself.