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“Who is stronger?” – Might versus Magic: reports and summaries.

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Adv(Castle, Vitya) defeated ABKSever(Dungeon, Erin) 1-4-6 Sun
The tempo was average, the adjacent zone was Orcs, the resource zone was sand, and the gold zone was Necropolis.
At the end of week 3, I was still clearing the gold zone when I saw a garrison leading to the Dungeon' same adjacent zone; the guards on one side had already been broken. I built a chain, and when the Dungeon entered my zone, he was crushed right under my nose.
It was already the start of week 4; Vitya was level 21 with initial light and regen via Eternal Light, and Revenge in the guild, so I decided to hit the treasure zone as is. Although the guards were tough, I broke through with small losses of Inquisitors. While the Dungeon was moving toward me, I managed to clear half of the treasure zone; the Dragon Utopia gave bracers, so I was ready by the time the Dungeon arrived. The opponent decided to be tricky and essentially perished. Thanks for the game!

That happened. For some reason, the game just didn't go my way, plus mistakes. Resource zone grass, adjacent zone snow; you can't break through the portal to the enemy in the resource zone with normal losses — 150 monks with a upgraded stack. The portal into the same adjacent zone as the enemy was also scary for me to hit — nearly 200 vamps of both grades. By the end of week 3, SP was 17, level 19 (of the artifacts for SP, I only had the rune; there were no buffs at all, and the shop gave one useless piece of trash). Of the guards that could be fought normally — the guard to the enemy's gold zone, but I messed up, spent too much mana, and didn't get a ritual on level-up, so I had to run back to the Castle to restore it. On the next turn, I noticed I could jump into the same adjacent zone as the enemy; I thought for a long time about what to do — fight my way into his gold zone or jump through the portal. I decided to fight in hopes of catching him or at least breaking the chain, but it wasn't meant to be. After arriving at his gold zone, I spent almost a week running toward the enemy, although any other paths would likely not have given more than two days of time advantage.