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Sold the Castle for 5000 + 1000 and its color scheme. The opponent bids 111; then I bid 111 as well. Perhaps the opponent is bluffing because they have only 3 heroes, including Lorelei. I am in a good position on the roads, but I don't have ГГ. In the next round, we start bidding again. At 111, the opponent has 5 heroes, which isn't ideal, but I have Gurney and Kreg, plus an external dwelling with Nagas and Consa 2 under my main hero. At 112, I hesitate because the only road leads to 10+ snipers, but there's a bugged passage leading to lava. On turn 1, Naga with an external dwelling. On turn 121, Gurney takes Consa 2. On turn 123, I scout the opponent's area and find up to 10 minotaurs, essentially all their forces. I assume their army is split in half, which turns out to be true later. On turn 125, the opponent attacks Gurney with Aislin, steals a +3+3 amulet from the tray, and Gunar is within attack range, but I think he will buy his way out using tactics, so I don't attack. On turn 126, I decide that Kreg is better after all and break through for 20+(24) gold, taking a Necro-Knight for a level 5 hat. Then, I go into super training. On turn 3, I get 3 Dragon Utopias, levels 1, 2, and maxed out, but no КЗ, and the stats aren't great. My army consists of 14 Giant Rats, 18 Golden Golems from Pandora, 20 snipers, and Gremlins. Only on turn 142 (losing one day due to failing during troop transfer) do I find КЗ in my 5th Dragon Utopia. Unfortunately, the opponent gets a level 5 hat in their own 1st Dragon Utopia on turn 142 and takes over the entire 4th area of Pandora with 10+ Giant Rats. Later, having more than 40 minutes and Gunar with control, the opponent confidently wins. A full battle essentially didn't make sense; the power imbalance was huge: 110 Monarchs and 1600 skeletons (starting non-critical attacks on turn 143, with conversion).
Thank you for the game!