"Mirrors"

It was an exciting game, although I essentially orchestrated the plot myself.
We fought for the red color, and I bought it for 1100.
The difference turned out to be 111, even more than my opponent's; they didn't invest heavily in the maximum-level Crypt.
Then, we played differently; I moved to the center of the map, while my opponent went to the edge, towards the swamp. I managed to find many valuable resources along the way, which allowed me to outpace my opponent in development. I had Angels, while they had Knights in the Citadel.
I scouted for the Crown of the Magi and the Crown of the Colossus in one treasure chest. And then I made a serious mistake. Of course, you could attribute it to the long journey to the treasure chest, but it doesn't excuse the foolish decision I made.
Instead of calmly taking the Crown of the Magi and the Crown of the Colossus (Balor and Gurnisson had everything they needed for Earth magic), and reinforcing with Angels, I decided to kill the computer-controlled hero, spending 4 days on it!!!
It should be noted that my opponent played very well and quickly from day 121 to 124, helped by good Pandorians and Guilds, plus a good teleport to my treasure chest.
They stole the Crown of the Colossus right under my nose :) and forced me to pay 10k+ gold - it was just fun. At least I managed to grab the Crown of the Magi. Then, I rushed to my opponent's treasure chest, and they stole the Crown of the Colossus and the Crown of the Magi again, right under my nose.
The only good thing was that with Diamond cities, you can survive even without damage-dealing units, especially since the map generated exactly 0 resources, and Archdevils look very strong in the late game.
In the end, the computer-controlled hero ruined the interesting game by killing my blue hero, even though he had no artifacts. However, I couldn't find a new hero quickly, and Gurnisson, even without damage-dealing units, started to run ahead at a rapid pace, leading to my surrender.

Thank you for the game!