"Two Seasons: Winter - Spring 2017-18". Online games.

I spent 8500 on a Red Necromancer, and my opponent resurrected 2 Imbue-enhanced Barracks, and I had one more resurrection spell, but he split into 5 heroes, so I decided not to use it. There were no Nyx creatures, but there was an amulet for the Necromancer, so I built skeletons and a Guild up to level 3 in the first week. I got Resurrection, and I was happy. After that, I didn't use Necromancy. Before leaving, I scouted and found the Necromancer's Boots, and I sent a chain spell there. I took the Necromancer's Boots, used Necromancy again, and with 412 skeletons, I went to attack the Ghost Town. There, I got a Shield and 2 Resurrection spells, took the town near the exit, cleared the box behind the Hydras, and significantly upgraded Galtran on the boxes, getting the Expert Attack skill. I also maxed out Earth and Basic Air magic. I continued on, and then, lo and behold, my opponent appeared. I had to block the passage with myself. My opponent attacked. And to my surprise, I thought that with my 15 Mummies, I was in trouble, but he only had 8. In general, I cast Oil, and then, as I thought, my opponent's nerves gave out. He cast Haste on 7 Angels and tried to kill my Ducks. He did kill the Ducks in 2 hits, but his 7 Angels died. After that, there was maneuvering under the Oil, which ended with my opponent being wiped out with 4 Ducks against 280 skeletons. My opponent decided not to give up. Okay, I smashed Goshana's Castle, took the Utopia in 2 turns, where I got a hat +6 to all stats and an amulet +3 to all stats, and went back to the center. On turn 127, my opponent arrived and attacked my Goshana with 3 Efreet. As it turned out, he had found Armageddon somewhere. I was resurrecting skeletons, but he killed the Ducks. And he cast 2 Armageddons with Wait. Well, it's sad, but even with 190 skeletons, I managed to use Necromancy to strengthen the guards and take the Castle. At least Armageddon wasn't scary anymore. I took the Utopia, and there I got a hat for level 5. All that remained was to break into the center Castle, hoping that my opponent wouldn't take it. He didn't take it. With chain spells on turn 131, I killed more guards (it turned out to be 42, but even they were killed by Galtran), freed the hero, defeated Galtran, and spent the night in the Castle. My opponent decided to repeat the trick by placing Kreg on 4 Greater Efreet. But I already had the Castle, and on his respawn, I took the visible gauntlets, jumped on my opponent, and killed him. Thank you for the interesting game!