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The game consistently provided a good amount of resources and heroes. I took 112 when I spotted a Conservatory in the opponent's starting zone, along with a Stable and a quick path to my location.
Initially, the game seemed quite unremarkable. A compact starting zone. There's a Stable along the way, a Necropolis, and a Medusa Lair. Paths to the Swamp and Snow secondary zones are available, leading to a Pit of Eagerness and a Pit of Earth Elementals/a pack of Basilisks, respectively. I head towards the Snow, and that's when I realize – I'm the master of Conservatories! Three of them are standing close together. In the second week, I develop them, resulting in 8 Angels.
On turn 124, I'm positioned for an attack near the opponent's zone. I enter via the rough terrain, as the Gate of Oblivion was too tough – a 31 Bone Dragon with Ground Strike, and they stubbornly wouldn't give up the Earth.
On turn 126, I capture the opponent's Castle. And with that move, I win the game.
Thanks for the game!