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Wow, great report.
Forrest (Humans, Dungeon) def. Oelm (Humans, Inferno) tc3, Shades of Darkness
Confirmed. There was a chance to write about a mirror match, but it didn't seem too interesting. So, it turned out to be a brawl. In the first round, I moved the knights, hoping that the devils' attack on the archers would work. By the 3rd round, I was happy with the situation, but then I got distracted and messed up with the weight and the casting. Although it was worth trying, the situation was really unclear and tense.
In the 4th round, with the Minotaurs, I just freaked out and made a mess. After that, it was just a matter of him realizing his advantage.
Forrest, as always, played at a high level. He lacked concentration in the middle of the game, and he was too optimistic about the situation.
By "goats," I mean demons, not pits.
Forrest's purchase of 29 Medusas is a good move in this situation.