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Wlk777 (blue, Barbarian, Rampart) def. Piterus (red, Tower, Necropolis)
The opponent's lack of experience in Town Portal 3 was evident; he lost most of his chances already in the early game. I used a standard "cheap and effective" build: in the Barbarian town, I had units of levels 4, 5, and 7; in the Rampart, I had units of levels 4, 5, 6, and 7. My skills were attack, defense, and movement. The opponent bought units in the Tower: levels 3, 6, 7, and 1 Djinn. In the Necropolis, he had units of levels 4, 6, and 7. His skills were the same as mine, and both of us had the upper bonus from cloaks. With this setup, I could beat anyone, and even though my units were often affected by negative luck (Pegasi in the first two rounds, Ogres and Dryads once each in the first two rounds, and abilities favored the opponent – Necroconts with double damage immediately took down 3 bears), and my birds never managed to hit with their bolts, the battle was confidently heading towards my victory. In short, even though the opponent made what seemed like generally correct moves, the battle was clearly going my way.
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