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A huge starting area with a lot of money, a decent army, and Shakti. But the map generation turned out to be extremely strange – my crossroads disappeared somewhere. As a result, by the end of the week, I had to move to the far computer. The road was long and winding, and in the end, I didn't make it. The computer settled in a city and bought mages and nags. At that moment, Shakti realized that he had gone the wrong way, and his career went downhill. Clavius took advantage of the situation and, under the cover of darkness, took control into his own hands. And it was good that it happened that way because he was leveling up nicely. While in complete chaos regarding the map layout, a 125-template opponent appears, cuts down a bunch of weak units, and breaks through to my starting area. The army was good, plus Clavius had 100 mana with 7 spell power and a chain lightning scroll with a built-up Guild of Mages 4. I couldn't reach the opponent to attack, but I blocked the teleport. He was forced to attack himself and took a lot of damage from the chain lightning, then bought himself out. A few days later, he surrendered. Thanks for the game.