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The opponent put a scout army in a bad spot because of the timer, but 1.5k bones with an elixir and AoTD explained everything to me.
Thanks for the game!
Quite a difficult start, but the opponent wasn't doing much better. In the adjacent zone via off-road, I crawled out to the road toward a Necro-comp, which I only took on 125. An upgrade building was constructed there. I picked up a necro-fur and converted various first-level sustain units. There are also artifacts for +3 HP. So, it's just a paradise for a Necromancer. But because of the long distances, everything is very slow. Building MG. Broke through with fodder into a pretty lucky corner treasure zone; Moandor was lost there.

From the start of the 3rd week, I somehow managed to get some momentum. Fat skeletons are accumulating, supports are leveling up. With the library built, they give DD immediately. On the other hand, TP is only given on the 5th try. The first Dragon Utopia was a minimum one with resist boots; the second was a maximum one with КО, a +4/+4 hat, another pair of boots, and a black orb. After that, things went better with control; in the third Dragon Utopia, they gave wings and +3 all. Successfully raided the opponent's main; the black market gave the last part of the elixir. AoTD dropped from markets and land, which I assembled on the last turn.

On this same last turn, I do something crazy, hesitate, and in the end, in the city I intended to defend (the enemy starting town), my main is sitting there with one angel, and nearby are two supports—one on a fake, and the other with full power. The opponent hits the support with power. Stats are much lower, mana ~50 versus ~200. I have almost 1.5k bones and various small things; the opponent's main stack is 12 angels. If the opp had resurrect, the battle would have been hopeless. But there was no res. In theory, they could have flown in circles with angels, spent all their mana on blasts, and bought their way out, but at a certain point, the opponent decided not to continue. Overall, I played poorly at the end, and with slightly less fat on skeletons, I should have paid for it with the game, but I got lucky.

Thanks for the game!