Gerter
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In the fifth one, I played for a little over 3 months. I lost once — couldn't break through the garrison, the build didn't work out; the second time I messed up at the start and arrived at the tavern without gold, so in the end, I wasted an extra week just to hire the second hero, and by the time I reached the underground, Ora was already on my tail within one day, and I had to skip most of the clear-outs; as a result, after wiping out the garrison and Ora, I simply had nothing left to defend against the next mage.
The third time everything seemed to go right. I reloaded until I rolled Sorcery on the first upgrade, cleared the first three islands, met Hafiz at the tavern, and dealt with him while losing a dozen imps. I hired the second hero and sent them after me. I cleared the underground using groups of three imps, keeping the main army with the second hero. I broke through all the dwellings and both Sorcery upgrades, and encountered Ora closer to the garrison. With proper leveling and Sorcery, I wiped her out without any problems
, though she killed some imps with magic. I broke the garrison and everything behind it except for the Temple, then took the city. Thanks to selling artifacts, I managed to build the magistrate, fort, warehouse, and succubi before Nazir arrived. The fight against Nazir was very tough 
; he killed everyone except the demons, but by the time the next one, Razzak, arrived, I managed to bring in the army from the dwellings and defeated him without much trouble. I looted a bunch of artifacts, sold several again, built horses, the capitol, and the Castle, and once more brought up reinforcements from the dwellings. A cinematic with Necromancers played; they aren't visible yet, but Haggesh on high difficulty and Narhiz on medium have appeared on the horizon. We'll see what happens next...
Basically, I defeated Haggesh while keeping my dogs and demons, and Narhiz was wiped out, taking the remaining imps with him. And right then, two Necromancers appear with hordes of dragons, hundreds of heralds, and so on. And among the mages approaching is Jalib with a "no chance" danger level. I don't even know what to do; maybe I dragged it out too long, but it's only the third month, and there's absolutely no time to venture anywhere—I only have time to fend off attacks. In theory, of course, you can defeat everyone on berserk by locking yourself in the Castle, but there definitely won't be enough meat to survive the enemies' magic...
I almost managed to kill Jalib; a dozen rakshasas were left the last time, plus a couple of times the berserker went into the magic mirror. For some reason, the Necromancers didn't attack, which gives me at least some hope...
The third time everything seemed to go right. I reloaded until I rolled Sorcery on the first upgrade, cleared the first three islands, met Hafiz at the tavern, and dealt with him while losing a dozen imps. I hired the second hero and sent them after me. I cleared the underground using groups of three imps, keeping the main army with the second hero. I broke through all the dwellings and both Sorcery upgrades, and encountered Ora closer to the garrison. With proper leveling and Sorcery, I wiped her out without any problems
Basically, I defeated Haggesh while keeping my dogs and demons, and Narhiz was wiped out, taking the remaining imps with him. And right then, two Necromancers appear with hordes of dragons, hundreds of heralds, and so on. And among the mages approaching is Jalib with a "no chance" danger level. I don't even know what to do; maybe I dragged it out too long, but it's only the third month, and there's absolutely no time to venture anywhere—I only have time to fend off attacks. In theory, of course, you can defeat everyone on berserk by locking yourself in the Castle, but there definitely won't be enough meat to survive the enemies' magic...
I almost managed to kill Jalib; a dozen rakshasas were left the last time, plus a couple of times the berserker went into the magic mirror. For some reason, the Necromancers didn't attack, which gives me at least some hope...