The start was weak, with a small army that quickly melted away while clearing resources on the respawn. Not much gold on the respawn, two large Griffin Conservatories for the long term, and a Dragon Fly Hive. A road of 6k Lizardmen... The only positive moment was that Crag Hack took the Log right away. I had to clear everything on the respawn and sell everything down to zero to build the Bear (Behemoth) and break through. In the end, I break through on turn 116. One way is a one-way portal, the other way has 6k ranged units. Eventually, I reach the Orange computer player, picking up a single Griffin Conservatory along the way. And then on turn 124, the opponent appears in practically the only direction. He doesn't engage, and neither do I. In the end, I have to gather what I can from what has been revealed, which is two Dragon Fly Hives in the adjacent zone and my home two Griffin Conservatories and one Dragon Fly Hive, and clear the two revealed Dragon Utopias in hopes of gaining Control or something to go after the opponent. Luckily, on the way to Orange, I cleared a Sword +6 and found two Arenas, so before the Dragon Utopia, Crag Hack has 20+ Attack. On turn 135, I clear a level 3 Dragon Utopia containing a Chalice, 4 Angels, and an Armor of the Damned. Now Crag has Battle stats of 35 and 15, and I boldly go first into the adjacent zone, then through the one-way portal into my super-weak zone, and there on the surface I immediately find a KZ.
Next, I get the entire level 5 from a Pandora's Box and start capturing all the towns and snowballing. The opponent, out of desperation, attacks me in my Castle, but the stat advantage is overwhelming.
The opponent ended up having a road to the exit monolith, even though he was playing as Red)
Thanks for the game