It was an interesting game. First, Artem left me with not very interesting starting positions, so I had to choose from the smaller ones. I chose this one because it had more experience points than the skirmish map. We all chose the rest options, and in 4 out of 5 games, Gosha appeared for me, always without skeletons:D. Two of my heroes appeared at the beginning, and I had enough money to buy them. Then a Dungeon mage appeared, and I even considered switching to him. I quickly took a Dungeon town, found a pit, and decided to play around it. I bought Gosha in the Dungeon, sent him to the upgrade locations, and started collecting skeletons. There were many scrolls, but the Slow scroll was the most useful:D. With its help, I took the pit on level 117 and built a portal in the Dungeon, but then 7 Elves appeared from a hidden location that was previously taken in the Treasure map:mad:. At the beginning of the second week, I bought everything I could. There were as many as 16 pits. I built 2 Guilds, which gave me Bolt and Blind. I destroyed about 15 Sentinels in the Treasure map, and they gave me 25 gold. Then I got double mana and, in a fit of joy, decided to attack the dogs in the teleport, but there were 99 of them:smile11:. I had to spend a lot of effort and time, but Slow and Blind did the trick. In the next turn, a serious Mully appeared near my Treasure map, and I decided to take his capital, but on the other side, there were Nagas on the snow and a stack of Griffins:smile19:. They cut me down to Elves, which was frustrating because of the morale, and, to make matters worse, time ran out, so the plan failed:smile27:. Then, Artem returned everything in a chain and settled in his town, surrounded by a bunch of weaklings ready to hit-and-run me. I decided to move my hero, replenish mana, and upgrade Earth magic. During this time, they took my Dungeon town, and then my capital, which I lost after killing 40 out of 80 Gremlins near the tavern. Mully was bought there and became an out-of-town hero, and he was within striking distance, so I decided to attack. Gosha: approximately 6-5-4 (30), 23 gold, 64 skeletons, 1+25 Imps, 13 Pits, 32 Ogres, 11 Elves. Mully: 6-9-3 (20), 40 Marksmen, 51 gold, 1 Skeleton, 3 Nagas, 1+1+9 Griffins, 6 Mages. On expert tactics, he moved everyone forward. Then, Bolt destroyed 5 Marksmen, and 2 single units covered him, while the large stack covered the Ogres and Elves. Then, I wondered how Bolt spent 7 mana, even though the Imps had sucked up another one, leaving 12 mana:confused::confused:, but I couldn't come to a logical conclusion. I immediately used Bolt on the Gremlins -28, and the skeletons and Imps destroyed the single units, while the Griffin was near the Marksmen. The Pits panicked(((, and the skeletons moved towards the Marksmen. The Nagas attacked the Ogres, and the Marksmen retaliated, while the Pits and Ogres engaged in melee combat, resulting in -2, and my skeletons finished off the enemy skeletons. There was also a volley attack against me after which the Imps didn't take the mana, which was also strange. In the third round, it was just a formality. Bolt killed 4 Mages, and the last Imp covered the Gremlin so that it wouldn't shoot. Then, Bolt and retreat followed. Finally, in the last moves, I reached the capital, where there was a weakling with Golems, after which Artem surrendered. Thank you for the interesting game.