Tricky Towers

The trophy is extremely difficult, but here all the “dark magic” is more likely to be a plus than a minus, with the exception of the fog. 4 days of endless attempts and you're done. The most important thing is to make a wide structure at the beginning. My tower collapsed three times, but due to its latitude, the figures did not roll down.
Below is a screenshot, at the very bottom, on the left, there is an L-shaped figure and a stone tower on it. This is the best option, because... The tower in this form does not wobble or bend.

Based on the results, some observations:

- you need to learn all the waves, including the number of the figure after which the wave begins. There is no need to specifically cram, you will learn it on your own in 100 attempts.

- it was not immediately clear that the first wave (three large figures) was not harm, but help. They provide a reliable and wide foundation for the subsequent tower. To do this, firstly, one of the initial small figures must be “drilled” into the hole, secondly, two large figures must be placed so that they have a common smooth sidewall and the tower becomes such a height to take the first magic with ivy, in- thirdly, with the third large figure (piano, tower, conder), placing it on the side, use ivy to tie together all three large figures and a small “anchor”. This way you will get an excellent, wide, stable tower, on which you can easily place a second wave (“three pianos”) and generally prepare a normal platform.

- pianos, towers, conders can be rotated, like other figures. For some reason, judging by the network logs, many people forget about this.

- the magic of concrete is best used on a long stick, placing it at the bottom on the side of the common tower - this creates a good platform with a supporting wall.

- the most unpleasant waves are acceleration with fog (49 blocks) and chains on huge figures (34 blocks). You need to try to get through the fog from memory without making a pile of blocks. If you have previously concreted the stick at the bottom of the tower, it will be much easier, since the fog usually hangs somewhere in one place and having multi-level platforms it will not be difficult to get through. You should try to connect huge figures with chains with ivy between each other and small figures - you will get an excellent wide platform already in the eighth to ninth dozen figures.

- try to drive out the tower so that towards the end you can take the magic “island” and the ivy immediately after it - this will be a very big help in the final ten blocks.

- the randomness of the pieces is very important, I was going to restart my winning attempt at the very beginning, because there was a pile-up, a lot of mistakes, a narrow tower, but the successful use of magic and a successful randomness on the wave of huge figures in chains turned an obvious restart into an excellent foundation for the final.

As others say, the most important thing is to make a wide and strong base at the beginning, insert the first blocks into the holes, and when the huge blocks go and tie them together for a better base, and then follow the pattern... I didn’t need 500 attempts, I was lucky with I made the randomness and the platform so big that in the end you can even throw blocks crookedly, it is very important when fast blocks with chains are flying to put everything straight, and use concrete as late as possible, right before the next magic, so as to secure the old tower and further expand the area for new.
Video guide (ru).