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“Two Seasons: Summer-Autumn 2016” Tournament. Online games for rating (reports, discussions).
I spent quite a lot of gold on the Dungeon start. Until week 1 day 14, I ran around farming stats with Shakti and collecting gold. Then I took the Hive, and things went in order. There were 5 Hives, but they were scattered almost all over the respawn. And the respawn was quite large, but with nothing interesting. On day 1 week 2 day 3, I came out with 24 wyverns. I was a bit scared that the opponent would attack, since I barely had an army (though I did have the Cloak of Magic Block after level 2). But within 2 days I took the Air book + picked up 28 more wyverns (then lost 4 to cyclopes when breaking through the Dragon's Gate). On day 1 week 2 day 7, I took the Earth book, then teleported to the main castle. After that it was easy — the opponent didn't attack, probably afraid I had a stronger army. On day 1 week 3 day 2, I took everything I could reach without going into the opponent's half of the center, so I decided to rush one of his castles. His central castle was far away, but it looked like I could make it to his starting one. Along the way, I broke through his Guardian Angel, which he hadn't killed, and killed Solmyr with the Medal of Vulnerability. The opponent wrote "gg" when I took his starting castle — he hadn't skimped on growth there.