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Everything was going well until turn 127. Both of us had our main castles and a few outposts with bears here and there, and nothing seemed to foreshadow any trouble. Then, unexpectedly, the opponent captured my main castle, even though there was no one nearby. Also, the path from the zone where I had captured his main castle was not cleared, and his computer-controlled unit was happily residing there. The attack came from that zone (it turns out he found a level 5 unit somewhere and jumped into that zone). In addition to that, he captured my outpost with bears and defended his own outpost with a goblin. I didn't know about this nuance and thought that you had to fight for it every time. I was just about to make a move to do that. After that, my advantage, which I had, began to decrease at an exponential rate.
Thanks for the game, it was interesting.