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

Very difficult respawn, monks were blocking the road to an important half of the respawn, making it an extra day to go around them. Only two Dragon Fly Hives, but then I scouted the conflux. I was in a hurry to break out as early as possible, so I built chains and traded resources on the market. Plus Kyrre got Water Magic at level 4, so Earth Magic only came at level 6; I skipped Wisdom, and as a result, I wasted level 4 in the box. But I broke out on day 123 with 5 Angels, 14 Dragon Flies, and meat, immediately taking the Sword +5 All guarded by Efreet (the pests were also guarding boots of resist, so there were 70 of them). Then I saw Wings behind the Angels and was glad. But I only had enough mana for Slayer (I also needed to break the Cavaliers GR, which would have taken one Slayer). The result: I was left with 5 Angels and 1 Wyvern and got all the Water Magic in the box. :D I was glad the opponent wasn't in a hurry to break out. So I broke the box with Devils, sacrificing the last Wyvern, and sat down to regenerate mana. The center was very poor, essentially only the Dragon Utopias were valuable. So on day 131, I broke through to the swamp respawn and started collecting it; I also consumed my own Dragon Utopia on the respawn so that if he broke through the other GO and took the central main, he'd be running around in the desert. Then I broke a path to another adjacent respawn, spent until day 136 finishing off the center, while the opponent was doing God knows what. Then on day 137, he took the central town. Well, nothing to be done, I had to give the final fight, having just taken the last Dragon Utopia and cleared a few Dragon Fly Hives. His attack was equal to my defense, but his defense was 17 less than my attack. I also brought shooters with me, who, under the Golden Bow, quickly explained that the opponent had no tier ones. He tried to fly in with Dragon Flies, but my Dragon Flies immediately killed a third of his. After that, everything was simple — the Dragon Flies killed the Archangels, and a strike left him with 7 Dragon Flies. I had 5 Angels and 30 Dragon Flies GR left. A surrender followed. The post-game revealed that the opponent hadn't explored a large part of his side of the map; if he had managed to, I probably wouldn't have won so easily, and might have even lost.

Thanks for the game!