Alex_R (Rampart, Kirr, Kirr) def invisible (Castle, Valeska, Damakon) 142
Damakon joined as the fifth hero, and I immediately offered him logistics, so I assigned him to the main forces. However, Valeska had already picked up Pathfinding (my biggest mistake, which cost me the game). In the first week, the Citadel had enough horses to support a full legion. On day 125, I defeated Nagas and Efreet and headed to the island for an artifact that provides +3 attack and defense. After defeating them (the opponent couldn't have missed it), the game froze, and there was a clear hint of unfair play, after which I honestly didn't feel like playing with that opponent anymore. We loaded his autosave and continued. Because of this, instead of building Monks, I built Griffins, so Angels didn't appear in the second week. On day 131, I defeated Giants and headed to the center. I planned to attack earlier, but I didn't get Slow in two castles, and I was afraid to attack too early. I captured the central castle, but there was no Slow there either. I see Kirr hanging around near the central castle. I headed in his direction, but couldn't find him. I look in the tavern, and his stats suddenly increased (I initially thought he had taken Utopia). I look, and his Utopia is intact and guarded by Hydras, while mine is guarded by Golden Dragons. At that time, he captured the central castle, and I was avoiding him because his stats were much lower. I decided to take Utopia on day 141, but he prevented me, threatening to attack my main castle. Throughout the third week, I was stuck and struggling in the desert without Pathfinding, while Kirr moved towards my castle. The opponent's hero was running around nearby, and I decided to transfer to the tavern to avoid him, but I was one tile short, and Angels were already being built in the castle. On day 141, Kirr captured my main castle, and I decided to surrender because I would have had to spend a week traveling through the desert to retake it, and I had also lost my growth advantage. Overall, I played poorly.
Thank you for the game! And I want to tell my opponent that before giving clear hints, you should think first and then speak. Not everyone plays to win. I play for fun, not to win at any cost. Therefore, I honestly don't care whether I win or lose, and after day 125, I didn't feel like playing with you anymore.

Yes, by the way, what right did you have to summon 28 Fairies when it's forbidden? And after that, you say you play fairly?