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BOLIVAR
Bolivar (dwarves, Erling+Brand) won against Kolobokk (demons, Grok), spider, 2-1-3.

We restarted, and this is how it turned out.
2 grandfathers and 1 copy, of course, this is more suitable for dwarves. Especially since it's Erling.
I played without artifacts, with artifacts it was Brand - just for earning money.
The dwellings were necropolis, demons, and grass. Not great, but what can you do.
I focused on stats, constantly ahead of Grok. Then, in the middle of the fourth week, I saw that we were equal and even a little behind. I decided that the demon speedster was already in the treasure, so I decided to somehow force things - I broke through the gate and entered my treasure (I should have done it earlier, of course, but it was scary without resurrection and regeneration).
On the last day of the 4th week, I saw that Grok had broken through the gate, and Erling had nothing left to do but eat the forest and crypt in the treasure and teleport back.
In terms of runes, it wasn't great, without the resurrection rune, but with the elemental immunity rune (it worked against the caverns). And Inga only arrived on the 4th week, she didn't have time to do much.
On the 1st day of the 5th week, Grok attacked, all troops were upgraded, but Erling defended in the castle with only grandfathers, thanes, and copies upgraded (I had a choice - either build a tower or upgrade the copies, I decided on the copies).
A couple of berserkers didn't work - I just got lucky, with only boots for resistance.
Plus, Grok didn't have the unholy word, it would have been tough against him.
The vampire spell stole the dwarven troops from the black horses twice. The opponent had very few troops left (the dwarf almost resurrected all of his, except for the berserkers and fighters), and Grok fled.
Erling immediately flew after him, the gate was small, but the respectable opponent decided not to continue.
Thank you for the game.

That's how it was, I think I played well, but I couldn't win, thanks for the game.