We restarted in three rounds. First, the opponent collected all the restarts and conceded, then I did. We played a total of 113 turns.
In the third round, after restarting, the layouts seemed decent: an external dwelling of angels on the first week, a Neela at level 9 on turn 112, and on the 10th hero Tazar appeared. But a bit late, I must admit. I decided to play aggressively, since the respawn had both Griffin Conservatories and Dragon Fly Hives, allowing me to reach the treasure zone earlier. In the end, despite tricky chains of low-tier creatures and even losing 1 angel (the griffins in the Conservatory got unluckily morale-boosted, and the fight wasn't with Neela), I only reached the town on turn 127. On turn 131, with an army of 13 angels, nearly 40 Wyverns, and about 100 archers plus backup, I went to fight. As a result, no one was in the treasure zone yet; I spotted the opponent on turn 134 and rushed him. Neela with all the artifacts for speed was ramping up (I also had Logistics, but no Earth magic until the end of the game). The opponent bought back, deciding to make me rich, which was fortuitous. I went on to eat the center, the opponent never made it to the treasure zone. I found a Wokial with Expert Earth Magic at level 30, found a Tome of Earth, and already had +6, +5, +4, +3 artifacts, but due to the red orb, I equipped a +12-3 shield. In principle, this is a victory; we didn't finish the game, but after so many restarts it's foolish to argue who won here. The opponent got a less favorable respawn compared to me, so I decided that a draw would do.