vbn - Inferno (Octavia, Pyr) v.s. Master_Vitaliy - Rampart (Enova, Coronius)
Map #10.

The map is very rich, and in the first week, a Stronghold and Devils were built in Inferno.

Stats before the final battle: Pyr 26-30-39-21, Coronius 16-19-5-6.
But the battle took place with Enova 1-3-1-1 in Master_Vitaliy's Castle.

Although it seems that the map is balanced, in reality, this is not the case:
1) Pyr received Boots + Gloves on her territory.
2) Pyr received the Sword of Justice, Shield of Lion's Courage, and assembled the Titan's Thunder.
3) Pyr had a second castle (initially without a fort) - also Inferno.

During the game, I realized that even if these bonuses had not been there,
victory would most likely have been mine.

And yet, I ask the organizers to investigate and prevent such an imbalance.
For example, the Helmet and Cuirass were found at sea near the Shipwrecked - it's just a freebie.
The second castle without a fort didn't play a special role,
but still - maybe it's worth removing this possibility? It doesn't take long.

There were, of course, advantages for Master_Vitaliy, for example,
Resurrection in Rampart and a fort that doubles mana.

But these are all minor things compared to Pyr's leveling up.

2 Master_Vitaliy & same as he:
I ask that in future games, you don't whine and harass me, saying that I take too long.
Yes, maybe I had 1 game turn and it took 10 minutes,
but in total, the time was 28 game days,
and 2 hours 30 minutes of real time.

For comparison, in the current tournament, the guys played for 9-10 hours,
and I didn't hear anyone complaining.

2 hours 30 minutes - is that long in your opinion?
If you are not ready for this, you shouldn't have signed up for the tournament.
And by the way, Vitaliy, I was waiting for you all week.
I came at the time you appointed, I have a serious cold,
and you managed to harass me, like, "vbn, you have 30 seconds left
until the end of your turn - 20 - 10, it's late" with threats to extend your turn 10 times longer than mine. It's not nice...

In any case, thank you for the game.
Learn to be patient and respectful of your opponents.