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A strange game. The opponent played very well, summoning four Imps on their side of the map, plus two more in one turn, and then summoning a Moon Spirit. However, the Moon Spirit suddenly started increasing its attack and defense instead of its spell power, so even with a level 1 Imp, I had to wait until the second half of the week, but they also built some Birds. In the end, when Dessa arrived in the center with impressive stats, there were already 11 Angels, but there was no decent main unit, so I decided to summon the last Imp.
Next, the most interesting part: Dessa still attacked my territory, and we might have seen a final battle, but the noob who was following Dessa decided to attack one of my noobs first, drove him away, and then, having already spent mana, changed his army and attacked another of my noobs, with three Angels in one stack. And that noob turned out to have 6 spell power, 40 mana, and learned Ice Bolt, which deals 130 damage. As a result, after casting Ice Bolt on the Angel and using Ducks for cover, the opponent leaves the game and says that he didn't attack as he intended (he wanted to take the whole army, not just the three Angels) due to some bug and says that he will reload and attack properly. I was slightly surprised and wrote to the judge, Dave_HUN, who ruled that he should attack as he did initially, with three Angels, regardless of whether this "bug" existed or not. The opponent disagrees with the judge's decision, doesn't want to play that way, and won't confirm the report, saying that the organizers should confirm it.
Here's the clip:
https://clips.twitch.tv/ThoughtfulOutstandingAdminDansGame
In this game, I was blue and banned, and the opponent was red and suggested the templates