We started quite quickly; the opponent only took one respawn. I was unsure whether to play until turn 113. During the game, I saw two external dwellings of Lizards and one of Goblins from the main base, but nearby were boots worth 10-19 gold golems, and right after a horde of Zombies, there was a helmet with +4 knowledge. The Observatory was blocked, and since I moved my army in another direction, it arrived at the chain on turn 113. I opened it – I see an external dwelling of Wyverns for 10-19 Nagas behind shackles... There's a decent number of Harpies, a couple of Gnomes, and not far from the Castle, along the road, is a passage with Naga Banks. And most interestingly, there’s an external dwelling of Hydras for 20+ Ogres. I decided to play anyway (it also played a role that Wistan, who gained level 4 on his second turn, had basic Offense, Tactics, and Earth skills).
The respawn turned out to be gigantic, but after exploring all the roads, I didn't find a single Cons and Hive - what a pity. Wistan ran towards the Void, where he found nothing and couldn't take another Dungeon village with 13 Goblins; he lost and went along the road. By turn 117, Hydras are in the Castle, an external dwelling of Hydras was taken, and one even appeared in the Summoning Gate. In total, with 7 Hydras, I started clearing the Naga banks. Along the road, I found a couple of mini Hives with +6 Artifact defense. The levels were increasing slowly, and Wistan stubbornly refused to learn Earth skill. I had to wait until week three. On turn 127, I am preparing to reach GO with 50 Nagas and 50 Manticores, 4 external dwellings of Lizards, 2 Wyverns. On turn 131, there are 130 Lizards, 11 Hydras, 32 Wyverns + some minor units, but on his turn, red writes GG. I still don’t understand why he surrendered. As it turned out later, Crag had poor development and not a very large army, and he stormed the first Dragon Utopia zones in the treasure zone, which seemed to be captured, albeit with losses. Thank you for the game