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“Two Seasons: Winter-Spring 2015” Tournament. Online games for rating (reports, discussions).
The game turned out to be quite drawn-out due to an early encounter in the third week. At that time, Tiraxor, thanks to artifacts, was already a decent mage, and I bought out a quarter of his army. I immediately took a maxed-out Hive, and the tension of the moment subsided: Tazar went about his business, and Tiraxor also went to replenish his forces. I found three consecutive single-unit creatures, and the Hive had 27 units. The enemy had a stash of Orcs near his town, so I placed an Archer Hut and didn't regret it: Pandora brought 20 Royal Medusas. In the final battle, in addition to that, there were also 10 Cyclops and 50+ Orcs. As usual, I targeted the main opponent, he retaliated, and after a couple of turns, the final battle took place: Statistically, I was 1.5 times stronger. Mana: 70 against 40+. Units were equal, he had 5 Angels against my 2, my archers, and his melee units. I suspected a mass haste spell, and that's what it was. My Lightning spell, dealing 550+ damage, activated three times out of four. I skillfully and with a bit of luck protected my archers, cast a mass shield, and secured a hard-fought victory.
P.S. Thanks to my opponent for kindly agreeing to provide an autosave due to my silly mistake (I forgot to transfer reinforcements from the outpost before the first final battle)