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Off-topic: I saw it in a replay. You won't believe it, but the Warlock, as usual, went for a Barbarian strategy and attacked a Castle. At that time, the Barbarian with the main army was located slightly above the Castle, near a mine. And somehow, the Warlock merged with the Castle without a hero. That is, the main army was not damaged and remained with the starting Barbarian, who did not participate in the battle.
The Barbarian couldn't run towards me; I was almost fully equipped and, judging by the army's strength, I was ahead of everyone, except maybe the Wizard.
I disagree with your assessment of your start – you played well, and you did manage to grab the gold mine on turn 112, I think, but then the green player intercepted it... The main maneuver to the left was beautiful...
Thanks again!