"The Art of Strategy," a section for reports.

That's how it was, but regarding the chances – it's still a debatable question. Why resurrect if there are still many armies left? And the fact that 3 stacks fell – flies, daggers, and horses – I think it's quite justified if there were 42 knights. They were the ones killing them. Moreover, the flies were simply used as bait for the first strike; otherwise, they would have taken damage in the melee. In this case, it's clear that the more they kill, the easier it will be to escape with Vengeance. Those who remained, about 10, were cut off with one cast of Vengeance. I actually thought the opponent would offer a truce, and I also expected Haven, so I aimed to deal maximum damage to Alex's army and make the knights ineffective (Vengeance would have been effective). I still had 6 dragons and trees in my arsenal. 6 dragons would definitely have been enough later. In general, the game was quite dynamic. Alex, despite losing, leveled up quite quickly. And in the final, the heroes' levels were equal. Although Anwen was running with Logistics and running into the Treasury. But I decided not to linger there – after all, it's Haven. Thank you for the game.