There isn't much interesting to say about the game itself. By turn 127, I had 18 ducks. By turn 131, I had 14 ducks, but with +4 attack and +1 speed. For the final battle, I gathered 30 ducks, 8 swordsmen, about 23 archers, 3 angels, 4 phoenixes, 1 roc, and some other units. The most interesting part was the final battle. My opponent had 23 upgraded demons, 11 rogues, 26 magi, 23 grand mages, 8 ducks, and 400+ skeletons. My combat stats were 13/13, while his were 9/5. My magic power was 8 (160 mana), and his was 8 (135 mana). I thought the exchange was in my favor until his unique units blinded my ducks and angels. My opponent was left with 23 magi, 8 grand mages, and 23 upgraded demons. I had 1 angel, 26 ducks, and 1 phoenix with 2 HP. On his turn, Roma made a fatal mistake. Instead of finishing off the phoenix, blinding the angels and ducks, or giving haste to one of his units, he cast lightning on the ducks. This decided the outcome of the final battle (he still had a lot of mana left). I haven't had such a close final battle in a long time... Thanks to Roma for the game, and special thanks for the good restart.
I confirm,
thanks for the game. Whoever plays the final battle more brightly, and most importantly, more thoughtfully and "cleverly," wins in Heroes