As part of the "To Each His Own" Tournaments
Lok1978 (Wizard, Nura) lose Alex_nv (Wizard, Jalib) - Dragon Pass, 3-1-7

Details later ...

I confirm I lost (due to excessive overconfidence)
After the start, I was happy to find that I got Nura; the only thing that clouded this fact was that the opponent had Hafiz, and although he cannot be developed beyond the third level, 70 gremlins and a ballista are quite a helpful addition. Every day I tracked the opponent via the tavern.
On the third or fourth day, I began to get ahead of him. I took one level per day; development was going great. By the fifth day, medium education and chaos magic were developed. By the end of the second week, day 13: I had higher education, skilled chaos magic, developed summoning magic, and sorcery also arrived. Without waiting for growth, I cleared the tent, since arch-devils were stationed there. There were almost no losses throughout the entire time.
Everything was fine with artifacts as well: I took Boots near the keymaster's tent, a Ring of Swiftness near the Castle, and at the beginning of the third week near the Dragon Utopia, I picked up the Armor of the Forgotten Hero. I built one structure in the Castle every day until day 12.
Yes, I didn't take growth in the Castle; I ran to clear the center: 60 gargoyles, ten mages, about a hundred gremlins. The army was small, but Nura left no room for doubt about success. Ring of Cold and Ice Bolt dealt 314 damage.
Further, I think Alex will tell. He had almost no chance.
The keyword is almost)))
:smile43:

Added after 1 hour 17 minutes
P.S.

General wishes for players:
1 Treat the opponent with respect
a) During the game, if you are consulting with judges, at least let the opponent know
2) When stepping away during a turn, it is also desirable to warn
Because you feel unpleasant when the opponent takes no action for several minutes. Or present the opponent with the fact that "I consulted with the judge and he said so."
General wishes apply partially to this specific game.