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“Two Seasons: Summer-Autumn 2016” Tournament. Online games for rating (reports, discussions).
What is there to describe. The garbage was dealt: a road to a village in a block and about 5 one-way portals, 3 of which were also on rough terrain. Somewhere at the end of week two I took the village. I can't go anywhere: two-way portals - 0, and going nowhere from the guild, which I had already kicked to level 5 by the end of week two, is illogical. Scout heroes diving into one-way portals kept running into either blocks too tough for them or dead-end blocked zones on rough terrain. I started building through cyclops dwellings, of which, thankfully, there were about 6. However, I got Town Portal on the 5th try, didn't get Fly at all, got Dimension Door on the 7th try and already at the end of week four, when the opponent had stats of 30-25 and full control. I couldn't do anything anymore, had just a slightly larger army, but stats were 11 13 9 10 (only shield +6 to stats and armor +3 SP). From the only Dragon Utopia: Sword of Judgement and Wristband. In the end, that decided it, because they simply gifted me the win by blundering with 36 monarchs, flies, and 4 angels, even with stats 35 15 against 11 13, but against 47 Wyverns, 50 Minotaurs, 59 Evil Eyes, 2 angels, 170 troglodytes (with Staff of Life), 50 harpies, and 10 scorpicores. A ton of meat and the opponent's lack of defense decided it in the final battle.