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"Two Seasons: Winter-Spring 2017". Online games for rating (reports, discussions).
I had a stable and an Ogre Nest at home, and with Monere joining, things were looking good, and I quickly got boots. However, several Stronghold units blocked the way at a few intersections, hindering my development.
The turning point in the battle came in the second week. I saw the opponent's movements from the watchtower at my home and occupied a computer-controlled town before him. The opponent arrived without knowing, and the siege was impossible, so I had to retreat with all my troops, which gave me unlimited development space. After occupying the town, I continuously built Griffin Towers, and my army grew stronger day by day. I quickly obtained treasures like Jump and Recall through guild development, but there were few Dragon Fortresses on the map, and the heroes weren't very strong. Moreover, my main hero, Dessa, didn't have the Earth skill, so Monere became the main hero.
The opponent's development was limited, but within the small space, he managed to get 1400+ skeletons and good stats. In the final siege, due to the opponent's strong magic, he dealt a lot of damage to me. My 16 Behemoths, 10 Angels, and 3 Titans couldn't withstand the opponent's Flash + Resurrection combo. I could only rely on magic resistance to fight, but in the end, the battle couldn't be completed due to a TeamViewer disconnection. However, after the battle, my army and economy were still very strong, and even if I failed in the siege, my hero could still retreat safely, while the opponent had no potential for further development, so he surrendered.
tfp