Heroes of Might and Magic IV Duel Tournament: "Wisdom and Luck"

Well, I'll report right away then. Game 1 CTPAHHuK(Nature) lost to Havr(Might) Seeing the initial setup, I was tempted to ask for a restart right away. In the first level, all units were centaurs; in the second, they were mixed with bears; in the third, only ogres (either pure or mixed with level 2 units); and in the third, creatures with cyclops and two variants of bulls with ogres. It was terrible, as is. But after looking at the artifacts and seeing that my opponent was playing Nature, I decided to take a risk. I chose the robe for the tactician, the ring of speed, and the staff of the dead tree as artifacts. I decided to develop a tank for the tactician, putting all the remaining points into death. This resulted in an assassin with 3/3/3/0 stats, and the staff's "Hand of Death" ability dealt 4 damage. I bought the tactician some life to use with the "Exorcism" spell from the spellbook. I couldn't afford to get any Nature units for a walk against the expected sand elementals. My army consisted of 300+ centaurs, 221 bears, 136 harpies, 41 ogres, and 6 bulls. My opponent had a tactician with expert Nature skills, a Grand Master of Life with expert Order skills, 441 wolves, 96 satyrs, 18 dryads, 24 griffins, and 6 gargoyles. The morale situation was extremely unfavorable - my opponent's gargoyles had high morale, while my harpies with +7 morale did not. However, the harpies didn't kill the assassin, so they attacked the centaurs with the tactician, removing 2 hits from the tactician's robe. Then, 4 gargoyles were killed by the assassin, the harpies removed the "Immolation" effect from the priest (they couldn't reach the tactician), two stacks of dryads cast "Sandstorm" (another was summoned by the tactician), and they retreated into the sanctuary. As a result, my opponent couldn't hide both of his heroes from the harpies, and although he managed to destroy the griffin with the help of my assassin's gargoyles before the staff recharged, his tactician also died. After that, the priest couldn't provide enough support for my army, which had broken through the sandstorm, and my tactician had no one to attack - the gargoyles attacked weakly, and the griffins avenged the death of the assassin with the help of ogres and centaurs. 0-1 Thank you for the game!