Outlaw 2!

Thanks for the game!

On day 111, Intey captured a dwelling, then revealed a Castle nearby. The defenses were strong, so he needed to attack Peria, and that's how she leveled up, also getting diplomacy in the second-to-last slot.
At the beginning of the second week, he took the Castle, and then it was all about grabbing free resources. He immediately got a cartographer, then a 5-unit melee all-in build, and then Vidomina, with 4 damage-dealing units, jumped to the opponent's location, where birds fortified themselves in a castle on a hill. The opponent had a good stack of archers, a money advantage (due to the constant exchange of castles, the blue player receives all the income), and a teleportation spell. I wasn't really expecting much on the third week.
But Intey managed to move to a corner treasury and suddenly started diplomacy on the third week, with 82 liches, air units, and water units, things started to go well. Peria stood on a phoenix in a chapel on the opponent's territory all this time, as her diplomacy wasn't fully leveled up yet. Then she joined the game again.
The game basically looked like this: Peria just wandered around the map, while the opponent, with two heroes with full control, took all my cities and killed all my heroes.
One of these heroes was Vokial with expert necromancy, who stayed near a village on a phoenix with +1 speed and, of course, bought his way out. And just in case, for safety, he spent the entire fourth week in a tavern. Peria collected the King of the Undead cloak, and then Vokial joined the game. It looked like this: Peria reaches some city or village. Vokial arrives, kills a few guards nearby, raises liches, and sits in the garrison to gain experience. Then Peria lands on top with her impressive army. I'm sure that after a couple of weeks at this pace, nothing could have stopped Peria with perfect stats, a fully diplomacy-focused army, and a thousand liches. The opponent had a simple Clavius, raising skeletons, and Labeta with diplomacy, both without logistics but with full control. But this one time, I forgot to switch Peria's wings for the Cloak of Renunciation, and on that day, Labeta flew in to attack. Thanks for the game.