One for all and all for one 6

Maximum respect to the opponent; he played 2 magnificent games against me and was a hair's breadth from victory in both. Although there was no point in finishing the first one, it was just as hard-fought as the second.

I started with Citadel, there were 2 external dwellings of wolves; I built only birds and upgraded everything. I immediately started leveling my supports, but I found the town with Mage Guild too late, plus the level 4 rebuild happened the maximum number of times; I was lucky to get the flight and resurrect scrolls, and have log on 3 supports and boots on 1. Using fly, I made my way into a treasure zone, took the Dragon Utopia, and on the same turn moved the army across the map to take another Dragon Utopia, which gave stats and CS at 136. And at 137, the opponent revealed full control when I didn't even have Town Portal yet; he attacked my main, and it really seemed like I wouldn't even have time to rebuild Dimension Door—that he would recover, catch up in army on a taza, and crush me, although my cregg was no worse. But a mistake decided the match: he lost his second main, Grindan, forgetting to hire him after the defeat. The chances of victory were equal until that moment because I had giant stats and more army, Town Portal + good supports, but with the loss of Grindan, the opponent surrendered. Tfp!

Personally, the deciding factor for me was that I visited the stables with all heroes at the start of week 3 and passed them through the well with stats; over the course of the week, this helped a lot to not fall behind in tempo and even overtake.
I choose the second round!