Agreed with GoD to play up to 2 wins.
18.02.12 bRitvo4kA (red, swamp, Tazar, Crag Hack) def God (blue, Castle, Valeska, Gretchen), 2sm4d(3), 144
After clearing one treasure zone on week 4, I take the castles; at my own respawn, oops, I break the Dragon Utopia, but there's only trash there.
Stats aren't very high, so I decide to fix this with a spotted Dragon Utopia in another treasure zone.
Suddenly Gretchen appears and catches Crag on the move with 2 angels and built-up same-tier units.
Gretchen has mana for only one cast. I lose everyone, but with the help of magic, I manage to eliminate one angel.
Armies and parameters are roughly equal, but I have all the castles. Therefore, I buy back and attack Gretchen with what's left to prevent her from entering the treasure zone.
I attack with a ball of units since I spent my mana, and successfully freeze the strike stacks with basilisks.
As a result, I take out the legs, leaving Gretchen 5 wyverns. Capitulation follows.

20.02.12 bRitvo4kA (red, Stronghold, Gurnisson, Gretchen) def God (blue, Rampart, Ivor, Ivor), 8xm8a, 234
We restarted. Gurny was dealt without a ballista, but Piguetram and Gretchen arrive with 3 stacks; I switch positions.
The second block is ranged, but on the other hand, there's a large successful native respawn where a throne Griffin Conservatory, external dwellings of goblins, cyclops, and behemoths are found, which I paint by the end of the week.
At 133 I meet Ivor but don't reach him by a couple of cells. Gretchen attacks: armor, mass earth-air, and haste.
Ivor has more troops (40 wyv, 4 angels) but stats are slightly lower and mana for 1 haste; he doesn't dare attack and runs away.
By the end of the week, finally, the capitol is up =) The advantage in stats forces Ivor to constantly hide. Searching for him turned out to be very long, even with full control because the HL+U map is rich with tempting conservatories.
By the finale, in which an alliance of angels opposed the elixir of life, I gathered a huge amount of troops; I don't even remember ever gathering that many. But as cliché as it is, stats decided everything.

Thanks for the games!