"Newcomer-2014. Summer"

It turned out to be a very difficult and instructive game, the motto of which could be "never give up," however pretentious that may sound)

I spent all my rests, so I had to take 112 in a promising surrender with Luna, since I lost my entire army to the Castle computer. It gave a meager respawn without objects; I decided to capture the swamp on 112, but the computer managed to build and buy out wyverns on 111, so I had to place the citadel in the swamp and leave part of the army there. Then I almost died from the Castle computer—there were 2 mages with a shooter and a bunch of pikemen. Somehow I survived, but suddenly ran out of money and almost nothing was left of the starting army. I waited for the second week, barely bought what I could, took the external dwelling of wyverns in the swamp, and went into the Castle treasure zone, where I fought off a box with 90 pegasi from Kiryu with great difficulty. She had advanced wisdom; the box turned out to be empty..

I took some more mini-clues in this treasure zone. There was nothing left to build angels. At the start of the 3rd week, everything was very bad. But then Galtran entered 131 with 3 stacks in the tavern; there were necro boots on the respawn. The only hope was the treasure zone in the underground, and that hope was fully justified—4 Hives, a level 3 consulate, and 4! Dragon Utopias, which gave great stats, as well as a hat for the entire 5th and wings (they also gave a victory hat, by the way lol)

At the moment I was taking the Dragon Utopias, an opponent bursts into my respawn—kills all the meat in the ramp with a frenzied Armageddon and runs with a same-turn move with the main power of skeletons and ducks toward the swamp castle but falls one cell short. In this same treasure zone, I found bracers; checked with a same-turn move regarding magic—there was an orb, exactly what I was missing. I crash Galtran into the swamp, bring in my power, and cover them while wearing the bracers. Stats 31 30 20 20 against 10 9 9 8 decide it, and when the opponent realizes they cannot buy their way out—they surrender.

Thanks for the game!