07/29/2012. MaxGor (red, Barbarian, Greta, Kairin) def os1r1s (blue, Tower, Aina, Thorgrim) 2sm4d(3) 141
There were many small and annoying skirmishes, so on the 1st day, I built in the castle, on the 2nd day, I finished building monsters, took 2 secondary heroes (Castle and Inferno), got some money, on the 3rd day, I got Pandora, built a lot of Orcs and a level 2 Cons, and built a chain to the dead end of the Cons' respawn. I went through the off-road and on day 136, the opponent arrived from my secondary hero. I retreated, sent the army back through the chain, and on day 137, he didn't reach the castle by a couple of squares. On day 141, he stormed the castle, where I bought the growth, but 17 Griffins and 5 White Bears quickly defeated him and forced him to retreat...
Thanks for the game.

I was calculating for a long time.
At the end of the second week, due to the following circumstances:
1. The lead in the main hero's stats is more than 1.5 times.
2. No Undead were revealed.
3. My secondary hero is built up to the Nag, which gives more troops at the moment.

I decided not to build Titans, nor the Municipality or the Capitol, but to buy everything by the middle of the 3rd day and push the opponent through the secondary hero.

I did everything clearly. At the beginning of the 5th day, the main hero stands in front of the guard of the secondary hero. I upgraded everything I could, bought everything, even sold resources. I'm going all-in.
And accidentally *swear word* when transferring troops, I MOVED THE WRONG HERO IN THE CHAIN!!!!!!!!.
I'm just speechless. I lost more than half a turn of the main hero (almost a turn).
I was sure that in 3 days I would definitely reach the opponent's main castle.
But in 2 days, I didn't reach it.
I didn't reach it by 4 squares.
I got frustrated and attacked the bought growth (what else could I do).
Then, just for fun, I loaded the save and tried the battle without the growth, as if I had reached it.

It turned out to be a long and epic battle in which I had 15 Golems left!!!!! Everything happened as planned at the beginning. The Magic Arrow, costing 2 mana (mages) and dealing 100 damage, allowed me to compensate for the castle's towers, and in the remaining troops, due to the stats, I won with a minimal advantage.

It's terribly frustrating when a well-planned game collapses like a house of cards because of one accidentally pressed button.
Well, GG.
Thanks for the game.