In the first game, we agreed to a draw on turn 32 after three (papal) delays..:D The situation was mega-power vs control. In the second game, I realized the play would be faster, but I didn't think 9 angels would come for me. The towers didn't shoot much, and there wasn't enough mana or spell power. In the end, I barely defended. I analyzed my mistakes, pumped intelligence, grabbed artifacts for spell and knowledge, and learned resurrect; 50 quest dwarves were a huge help when taking the Nagash town and cons (strike stack)). Then I took 2 trash Dragon Utopia and the opponent came to me via TP on his own; I wasn't upset, more mana. GG. Overall, the games turned out equal, with equal chances, where in some places I was luckier and made fewer mistakes at a critical moment.
Thanks for the games!!

I won't go into detail about the first game. At the time of the draw agreement, there were 4 leveled heroes with DD, two of whom were logisticians (Gunnar and Dessa), while the opponent had no control. Higher stats, 2 pendants +1 speed (which Cobra lacked), but I was losing in terms of army in the field. Meaning it turned into a chase with an unclear result. We replayed
In the 2nd, I very well utilized the 2nd week 121 full-buyout and max cons, which Cobra only reached by 126. By that time, I had already arrived at his place with another +2 cons and a well-leveled Gurni. This is where I lost; the battle was going quite simply. But I misclicked an arrow instead of angels to the eyes at a critical moment and cast oil at the wrong time. In the end, I failed to close it out.
After that, the logistician + retrained res from Alamar carried me. Thanks for the exciting games