Albert@s (red, castle, Valeska, Shakti) def Vigo (blue, swamp, Broghild, ?) Jebus Cross, WT-Sod, 117
Initially, I had a slight advantage (chocolate-opp took 113))), then in the final round, I saw 3 wood, a consultant for 20-49 mages with 2 major mages, 2 angel stacks, 2 packs of marks, and 1 swords... I started collecting angel stacks, ran through the stables - the tactic was simple: gather all the money and resources, build angels, collect everything, make archers (trading post), and rush to the center with 121+ archers... I immediately took the distant angel stack for 10-19 monarchs - if everything works out, that should be enough to collect from the other angel stack... The opponent starts showing signs of drowsiness - I speed up the events and, without waiting for the angel, I attack the feather stack at 115 with 50-99 lizard warriors - there are 98 of them... (35 marks, 1x4 air elementals, 9 archers, 30+ spears, 4 swordsmen) - the Pepsi country warmly welcomes me...
The question arose: how to play further? In the dungeon, I build a portal - 4 swords, in the main town, 4 swords, 3 monks, and 1 angel - I decide to upgrade 8 crushers and attack the stack. I have cover: 7 harpies and 14 trolls... I finish off the lizards, take the feather stack, losing some of the cover, I lost momentum, but the prospect of victory is still there - at 121, I will have 5 angels + a consultant... At 117, I pass the turn - the opponent writes that he wants to sleep, then that he has lost - in the end, it turns out that he lost somewhere and has only 1 hydra left - he says, "give me an auto-win"... I write, "no way, you lost yourself," but on the other hand, (it seems the opponent was playing with rose-colored glasses, or maybe he just lives that way) he says some nonsense - that we will finish the game tomorrow, I'm going to sleep - I write that I will save the game then - the answer is, "no, I won't save, we'll start from your auto-win" - I write that I won't give an auto-win - they wish me good night and leave))) The next day, it turns out that there is no save on the other side, the conversation is no longer relevant, victory.