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Tactics in BATTLES

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I usually play as Tower, and magic is my bread and butter, so I often use the following method to fight an opponent who vastly outnumbers me in strength. You need to choose a Castle, preferably one captured from the enemy, and wait for the main enemy in it. When he is within range, gather a small army (a very small one, for example, 7 Djinns spread across all slots) and attack. At the same time, you have one or two spells for summoning, such as Explosion or Meteor Shower (depending on what you have), and then you retreat. You buy back your hero and repeat the process, but you shouldn't overdo it; you also need to have time to teleport to a friendly Castle, and you can simply burn the enemy Castle:rolleyes:, and soon after, recapture it and do everything again. It takes a lot of effort, but your army remains, while the enemy's dwindles.

+1, this is exactly what I wrote about in earlier posts – everything is in order and clearly explained, but there's no save file :(, why is that?
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All these maneuvers should be completed by the end of the week, and a battle should be fought in which only one remains.

Why by the end of the week? If you're talking about the heroes in the tavern changing, you're wrong; the hero you fled with will still be waiting for you in the tavern 7 days later.
And in general, I personally rarely sit "at home" and wait: "when will they attack me...", I usually develop a secondary hero, give him knowledge and magic power, say, to 5 (this is usually enough), wisdom, and artillery, and only then do I use this tactic: attack, retreat, and attack again...:)

When attacking a Tower Castle, you can use the Expert-level spell removal and mines to great effect.

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Use the Mirror Image spell right during the turn of the desired unit; the damage often turns out to be greater than when using a combat spell.

Let's talk about this aspect in more detail...
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