On the first week, I couldn't afford to buy more than 4 heroes, but I did place birds. There's a Griffin Conservatory and a stable along the road. Yog settled into the mains.

On the second and third weeks, I took secondary Citadel and Dungeon, Griffin Conservatories 4 with Grand Elves, 3 with Grand Elves, 4 with Grand Elves. Because of such large Griffin Conservatories spread across three respawns, I had to keep passing the army and sometimes returning it without entering the Griffin Conservatory itself :rolleyes: :rolleyes: There were no clues, the respawns were inconvenient, the exits to treasure zones were deep in the rocks, or required going around mountains three days' travel away. Since there were many angels and oil, we pushed through GO (Griffin Rocs and Grand Necromancy) at the end of the week. We captured the opponent's main. There, Wyverns were upgraded, cows stood around, and a resource storage for their future upgrade most likely. Nobody was home. According to scouting, there was nobody two days' travel away either, which was eerie.

On the fourth week, delivery of three birds (that makes 7). We captured the opponent's secondary Inferno, which had been built up to a Castle. Meanwhile, Juanito appeared on my rocks, captured the +5 cap and doubled mana at the waterfall. I rushed there. According to Tavern, my army power was greater, the best creature there was a Grand Wyvern, and stats were comparable. I approached to then chase his main (log + stable gave hope). And then at night I saw that Tazar could fly. Good thing he flew to my secondary and camped there for the night.

We ran up, fight. During it, Juanito (owner of level 5 cap with 180 mana against my 40), seeing 11 angels, asked how many Griffin Conservatories I had gotten. Three :D In the fight, tactics, oil, and the ability to break his Mass Haste at the start of the round on the catapult's turn, thanks to Yog's skill, helped.

Thanks for the game!