Mizrael (red, Fortress, Bron, Gurnisson) def. Vigo (Rampart, Kyrre) 133

Used both restarts, the opponent didn't take any. I got a decent spawn: on the first day, I found a basilisk stash, started building flies – scouts are spreading out quickly. Gurnisson arrives, and I immediately identified him as a potential threat. End of the week: a secondary Tower is built, with 1000 resources (I didn't bother with anything else); at home, there are gorgons with a Stronghold + a gnoll growth booster, a basilisk stash, and 2 gnolls. Gurnisson is level 6. On day 124, Gurnisson breaks through the second-tier defense and flies away on angels to gain experience. The chain is passed from Bron, who breaks through another second-tier defense. On day 125, a secondary Inferno is built, and a chain is being built from Bron to Gurnisson. On day 127, Gurnisson, level 11, takes an alternative route to the elf spawn through an orcish lizard horde, with Vivas and a Castle at home. He takes a hive with 8 wyverns and starts building a chain from the house. On day 132, Gurnisson is one day's march away from the blue capital. The next day, he will receive reinforcements from the Castle, but Vigo decided not to wait and attacked himself.
Gurnisson 14-3-1-2, attack, artillery, wisdom, armorer, earth and air. Army: 4 angels, 14 lizards, 20 grand basilisks, 8 wyverns, 3 bulls, and 25 gnolls.
Kyrre 3-9-2-2, logistics, shooting, earth and air. Army: 10 unicorns, 44 grand elves, 50 centaurs, 3 dwarves, 10 thunderbirds, and 10 dendroids.
My first turn, I rush the angels (they were positioned poorly) and attack the elves. Thanks to the armorer expert and the enchanted shield, the angels held out for a long time; mass slow delayed the basilisks and wyverns, but after the angels died, Kyrre didn't have enough units left to break through the wyverns. On day 133, the capital was taken, and Vigo conceded.