One for all and all for one 4

Round 2. Fried Nails (0 0 L 0) vs. YOLO (0 0 W 0). After reviewing the game, I realized that if I had waited just one day, I would have been completely crushed. We both spent 2 restarts. On day 1, I defended a castle with 30 griffins, thinking I could get 40 gargoyles or 5k experience, so I decided to take it with Claudius. But it turned out that the entire second level was there, which was also good. From the start, there were 3 Necromancers; I focused on Isra in the early game, which worked out incredibly well. Level 2 was offensive, level 3 was defensive, and level 4 was air with a level 7 logician. Then I switched to Utopia with Tantalus, who more than lived up to my expectations: earth, offensive, defensive, logician, wisdom, and air. On day 124, I defended a +4 all stats shield and, on day 125, took a castle with 15k experience using potions. In the same turn, I moved everything to a newly built Necromancer town to convert the troops. On day 126, with 350 skeletons, I took a level 3 Utopia town. I used some skeletons as bait, and they ate an extra hundred, but it gave me wings and a +10 helmet with a +12 shield, which I didn't need. On day 126, Tantalus stayed overnight at the well. On day 127, Tantalus took Pandora with 20k experience using only 49 trolls. I transferred the troops and, through a series of moves with the hero from the dungeon, took the opponent's castle. Tantalus attacked, replenished his mana. The opponent fled to the underground. I waved goodbye. Then, on day 132, I took the opponent's castle and the Key of the Zone (KvZ) with archmages in one turn, taking them from the opponent's main army. On day 133, a level 1 Utopia town dropped with a red orb and a +5 club, which was very useful since I didn't have a sword. Then there was a lot of running around; the opponent gradually lost his army's strength, and stronger creatures started appearing in the tavern. In the end, he retreated to a corner with 2 Utopia towns, one level 3 and the other maxed out. There weren't enough troops to take them, so the opponent surrendered. Thanks for the game. The analysis showed that the opponent had the Key of the Zone for less than 50 potions in one turn from the castle, and I'm sure that on day 131, he would have gone for the Key of the Zone with archmages, but I got a little lucky