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"Two Seasons: Winter - Spring 2017-18". Online games.
The opponent restarted several decent layouts. In the end, we played a layout where I was dealt 3 Griffin Conservatories, 2 Dragon Fly Hives, 2 Monk external dwellings, and a Swordsman external dwelling. The gold dealt was also pretty decent. At first, I thought about going for Angels, but it was just barely within reach. I decided not to risk it and built the Griffin Conservatory and Monks in the Citadel. I ended the week with more than 15k gold. And I was clearing the respawn. On the second week, I took the Dragon Fly Hive for 6 Wyverns and 3 Griffin Conservatories (2+2+3). There wasn't enough growth for the last Conservatory, so I sacrificed 1 Angel and all the Wyverns. After that, I went to the secondary castle with the main Angel, while the scout heroes went to capture the second Monk external dwelling and the Swordsmen. The opponent got caught expanding his main. He had no gold – he had to run. Then I exchanged resources down to zero. I bought out the external dwellings, the main hero, replenished mana, and went for the finale. I had basic Air and Earth Magic against the opponent's Expert Earth. But the opponent was weaker in army strength, even though he had a fat stack of Ice Elementals under Blessing. However, not without morale luck – I calmly cut down his army and the opponent fled. A surrender followed.