Trendy tournament.
immortal (Necromancer, Kaspar, Red) defeated Ejett (Orcs, Keegan, Blue) M3, 2-2-4

I confirm, I hesitated at some point, afraid to attack the Necromancer who was clearing the central zone. I didn't know what magic he had, and I wasn't given Anti-Magic myself, only Anti-Summoning was offered several times, but I didn't decide to take it. I should have entered the central zone, and I should have taken the Claw guarded by 21 Angels first (my opponent didn't know the exact number), and I should have generally leveled up more, but in the meantime, the Necromancer got so strong in a week that I was amazed. About my game: Keegan came first, so I was leveling up well, although I was a bit unlucky with the resource generation - when I broke through the first of the exits, it turned out to be blocked, and on the others there were 80 upgraded Centaurs and 40 Elven Archers, so it was impossible to attack them without advanced machines and a tent, and that's just what was on my side, I didn't know what was on the other side. Because of this, I ran a bit short on money, and as a result, at the end of the 3rd week, I didn't build Cyclops (although I built everything else). The plan was to reach level 20 and go to the large treasury to find a mentor, to replace all the junk - logistics and machines in full, and take Anti-Magic, but on my two resource nodes and plus on my home node, I only found experience for level 19, and the Necromancer also came out to attack me quite quickly, so it didn't work out. I didn't lose any troops during the game, only a few units occasionally, 80% of the battles were on auto-battle. I was unlucky with the spells - level 2 War Cry and level 3 Intimidate (War Cry, by the way, added quite a good amount of Rage to the entire army).

Thanks for the game!

Keegan, level 19, 13-5-2-3
Blood Rage (3) - Support, maybe also Blood Vengeance
Machines (3) - Tent, Ballista
Logistics (3) - Pipe - Silent March - Pathfinding
Defense (3) - Dodge - Shield of Protection