General spring online Tournaments HL, HP, HW

Deep Mike: "Deep Mike (red, wizard, wizard and warlock) def. Freza (yellow, sorceress, sorceress), Beltway, 1-3-4 The opponent chose the Beltway map and selected my "signature" race and starting location – yellow. Remembering two recent games with Preds where he decided to test a red wizard against my yellow, and it turned out to be a very interesting option, I decided to follow his example. It turned out that without direct contact with the opponent, this is a very promising strategy. In the first week, I built two gem mines, captured a resource, and giants appeared even without exchanging resources, although I sent one hero to the external market. On the second day, I hired six heroes, but the power hero appeared only as the seventh, so I dismissed one warlock at the end of the week to hire him. On the second week, the wizard with the army of the first week went to the teleport in the snow, appeared at the bottom of the map, took two djinns, a gold mine, and captured two good artifacts. I upgraded to titans by 1-2-4. I missed the resource castle, didn't notice the opponent arriving, and gave it up without a fight. But at the end of the week, I bought back a fleeing hero and sent the warlock with four titans to recapture the castle, killing the unicorn with archers inside. The wizard returned home, sacrificing a djinn, and at the beginning of the third week, with three titans, he went to the opponent from the west, while the warlock went from the east with four titans; both had very good stats. The opponent tried to attack the hero with three titans, but his stats were too low, and he had magic with him. Four phoenixes and other creatures couldn't cause significant damage, and he surrendered. Thank you for the game." Freza: "Confirmed. I didn't start very well, only built phoenixes in the second week, and I didn't level up my main hero properly, so Deep's victory was only a matter of time. Thank you for the game and the subsequent analysis." Deep Mike: "Deep Mike (purple, wizard, barbarian) def. Lovelass (red, warlock, barbarian), Spider, 2-3-7 At the end of the first week, I took a neutral knight castle through a teleport and built horses there. In my home castle, I built wizards, only finding the necessary resources on the 7th day. In the second week, I built mines at the secondary castle and built giants in my main castle. At the same time, an attempt to go down from my castle with a bought reinforcement ran into a green resource, which killed the entire native army. Later, the resource softened me up many times, the green one didn't let me go down, and even killed a hero with two titans. And the orange one was even scarier; with power stats of 13-12 and lightning up to 300 damage, it kept trying to come to me with hordes of swordsmen and pikemen. The first time, I managed to distract it back with a weak hero, but later it took my castle, although by that time I had accumulated and taken out enough titans from it. Gradually, I defeated the yellow resource and went to the opponent from it. The warlock didn't build dragons at all, and I took the castle easily, but the opponent fled through his teleport and blocked it, and it was impossible to go to the upper corner from my castle due to the resource. I had to go with titans on foot across the top, so it was a very long journey. Just in case, I also built black dragons so that the resource's scary magic wouldn't work, although they were only useful for local wars with the resource for the former yellow castle. In the end, I took the opponent's last castles at the top; his main hero was trying to take my starting castle at that time, but the green hero who was in charge of it defended it." Lovelass: "Yes. It was difficult for me against purple. I didn't manage to build black dragons. Thank you for the game."