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I had a Claudius, my opponent had a Galtran, but I had more skeletons and wyverns.:smile17:

At first it seemed that with such winding roads nothing would work out at all. At 117 I lost at the maxi-Dragon Fly Hive. At 121 I lost again at the same Dragon Fly Hive! Well, afterwards I cleared 6 Dragon Fly Hives, 1 of which was a maxi :) At 124 I finally reached 3k without oil. I raised my stats a bit and cracked an interesting box for 5 Red Dragons. Met the opponent in the center. Captured two central castles. At level 20 I finally got my main land. Managed to grind it up somehow. Got full control. Then we both started eating adjacent respawns. Toga did it better. But on the last turn something didn't work out with the heroes. Got GG. Thanks for the interesting game. Until next time.

The explosion magic helped.
Thanks for the game.

The starting area was extremely poor, but it had a PIT and a fire elemental nest, and the addition of a Skeleton Prince kept me going.
In an extremely difficult situation, I managed to sneak attack the computer's Necropolis main town on the first day of the second week, which already had a Dragon Roost built, preventing my forces from being too weak.
My main Skeleton Prince had excellent skills; he got Logistics at level one, then quickly obtained boots and gloves, giving him the ability to expand rapidly. By the third week, I quickly suppressed the opponent and gained a double tower town, and the economy began to become very strong.
In the third week, the opponent started to counter, bringing 8 Angels, with forces far superior to mine, a much higher power level, and incredible mobility. I could only avoid them from a distance, hiding my forces and using two high-mobility heroes to explore the map.
The turning point was when the Skeleton Prince captured a PDL with all Earth-aligned creatures, allowing my forces to be quickly concentrated, and the tower town also built Flight and Recall, so I captured Utopia and gained a lot of gold, gathering my forces together to completely annihilate any opponent who came to attack.
Although the opponent had high power levels, their forces were far weaker than mine, and they had serious problems with the timing of using magic and the deployment of troops in the final battle, which made it easy for me to win.
In fact, the opponent had many opportunities to improve, but choosing to attack ultimately failed to completely control me. Although they captured two or three of my cities, they missed the opportunity to win, and their strategy was too flawed, leading to their failure.
tfp

Found Mary in the center, she was rushing. Thanks for the game!

The map was terrible, with ranged units blocking the way. The only good thing was that the wolves stood still, and I had artillery with +1 speed. Luckily, Lakus appeared. Thanks to him, I managed to capture the Cyclops on day 117. Then I pushed towards the pink computer, where I wanted to teleport the Cyclops and take the Gnomes. If the plan had worked, everything would have been fine, but then the opponent surrendered in the maximum console.

Thanks for the game!