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The first few days were bleak, but I found a necropolis with a hidden vampire lair %(). There are 3 conservatories, although 2 are very far away – I had to reach level 125, and I just couldn't skimp. Sonya gains diplomacy at level 3 %(), and along the way, I found a scroll of flight %(), but instead of heading to the center, where there's no air, no reason, and no stats, I flew to a smaller treasure on the rocks. There, I spent 4 days, mostly gaining +37 basilisks, +15 ifrits, 5 hives, 1 utopia, -37 basilisks, +5 swords, +1 crown %(), and +1 knowledge orb %(). My opponent has a monster – a group of monks. But soon, he arrives with a decent army, slightly smaller than mine, but with stats of 20 10 20 10 (200) and clearly with magic, compared to my 10 7 10 8. 135 – in the first battle, I hit his strong stack with implosion, pay him off, run around, and join another 15 ifrits. 136 – the opponent catches up, I cast another implosion, pay him off (utopia is great), and the opponent ends up under a castle. I manage to replenish my mana in a good well under one of the castles, attack with an armageddon spell, leaving the opponent with 3 vipers and 16 cerberuses. Then, already half-asleep, I realized that the ifrits with haste can reach the dogs, and the scout finishes off the unfortunate Clavius.
Thank you for the game; I managed not to mess up and play my cards more or less skillfully.
I hope it will be counted, and I apologize for the delay.