"Battleship" TOURNAMENT - reports and summaries.

Rakot (Mage, Jhalib + Krag) won against Alijvit (Orc, Argat and a bunch of level 15 roaches) on Letos, early in the 3rd month.

Jhalib with logistics, attack, defense, summoning, and machines.
In attack, ranged and tactics; in defense, evasion, reduced magic damage, and a defense bonus. Machines with a triple ballista.
Found a ring of machines on the map, so he didn't lose many troops. He didn't move around as much as Argat, but still did a good job - with pathfinding and skillful logistics.
Started leveling up Krag in the middle of the game - by the end, he was level 20 and, at the time of the final battle, was one day's travel away from the Orcish castle with some expendable units.
Regarding the final battle. Argat had leadership instead of antimagic. And Jhalib, although he was in summoning, also had a book of dark magic.
At the beginning of the battle, he cast berserk three times - the pesky goblins messed it up. As a result, he lost some units.
Although the goblins continued to cause trouble, and the magic failed two or three times.
When only about 700 goblins remained in Argat's army, Argat fled.
And Krag immediately took the Orcish city.
In the final battle, Argat was level 30, and Jhalib was level 29.
Thanks for the game.

P.S. Now it says Bolivar is playing, not Rakot. Rakot is my son. I'll be honest - I started playing instead of Rakot in the middle of this game - it was late at night, and I sent Rakot to bed. The judges can decide what to do with this game; I will accept any outcome, including a technical defeat. Well... that's how it happened. I decided to finish the game for him so as not to interrupt it. For the first, only, and last time. Moreover, I understood that the chances of winning were very small, so I was just playing casually. But Jhalib had already set up his attack and logistics while Rakot was still playing. So I just brought it to a logical conclusion. Well, and Rakot probably wouldn't have had enough experience to play so well at the end - he would have probably retreated from the city in the final battle. In short, you decide, but there's definitely no point in replaying the game - the mood is no longer right.