Necromancer – “Ruler of Erathia” [Campaign 3, Mission 5]

Hello everyone. I completed it without any problems, but I want to mention that I almost didn't level up Godric. However, he had the ability to summon angels and a portion of his army (not to resurrect, but to summon additional units). I was saved by the fact that I obtained the Phoenix summon in the previous mission. First, I immediately headed to the 44 Rakshasa along the way to Isabel's Castle (buying everything that was available in my Castle). I didn't bother with anyone on the sides – there were Knights and Inquisitors, I just ignored them and went straight to Isabel. I also bought everyone from Isabel, went straight ahead, defeated the Hippogriffs, and was amused by the cutscene about the angels leaving me forever. I looked at Marcol's Castle and saw that another mage with a good army was approaching it. I sadly headed to Mythgard, exchanged almost all my creatures for undead, gave them to Marcol, and took refuge in the monastery. From Marcol, I received wings, made my way to the Mana Well, replenished everything, and flew off, not waiting for the mage to arrive and reinforce Godric with the power of mages, etc. I flew over, attacked the Castle, and summoned the Phoenix almost immediately. I spent mana ONLY on keeping the Phoenix alive – using "Raise Dead" and the same spell, I made sure that at least someone from my army remained alive. By the way, the skeletons were barely touched. I fought him for a very long time – at least an hour – he kept restoring Titans at first, then Rakshasa Princesses, then he let me kill everyone, then he summoned 10 Archangels, 100 Archers, 100 Armored Archers, and 30 Inquisitors, and that's when I almost met my end – my mana was running out, the archers and archliches could no longer shoot, and I barely managed to defeat them. I definitely wouldn't have survived without the Phoenix – plus, I was clearly saved by the fact that I didn't wander around for too long – I went on the second week, towards the end. If I had fought the mages who were sailing around, it would have been much harder. But as it was, the mission turned out to be short and action-packed. I'll go on to the next one