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The fiercest battles happen when there's nothing to lose, and that's when the "shenanigans" begin. I remember how I won a siege on the capital (Academy) with 20 Iron Golems against a REAL horde of remaining troops because the defender can walk through minefields, but the attacker takes damage... By that point, the enemy had lost the core of their army – the archers, and I had lost my main forces... In short, I crushed them with magic... and audacity... ;) I simply drove them onto the mines near the walls, while casting Shield and Haste (sometimes Minefield and Quicksand) on the Golems, and that's how I held out, running around the entire battlefield... :smile07: The funniest thing was that I practically lost my entire army without much benefit, and then I realized it just in time... And that's how I won the battle with a handful of Golems... The battle was in the style of the movie "300 Spartans"... It was intense, and I have more and more such examples as I improve my skills in "Heroes"... :smile28: I'd rather lose with a horde than with a squad of Rangers... :cool: :rolleyes:
Added after 4 minutes I always focus on weakening, sometimes exhausting, the enemy during the battle; I use magic more often than brute force... My motto in such battles is simple: "It's not about what weapon you have, but how you use it"... :smile19: