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As I understand it, Dmitry, turn management is just as important to you as knowledge of combat (i.e., either equally important or more important). I don't agree with that. For me, knowledge of combat is much more important than turn management. Because if I can't defeat the guards, I won't even try to find a shorter path to them; instead, I'll take the path where I can get through. But if I know how to defeat the guards, then I'll try to shorten the path to them.
Alright, these are all minor details; let's not waste time with chatter. Instead, tell me how you breached the garrison.