Ideas and suggestions.

We just finished a game with the Flute, and the churches, of which there were two right under the opponent's two main cities, had a decisive impact on the final result.

I've been suggesting for many years that these churches (like cartographers and tents) should be removed, because they sometimes create problematic or stalemate situations. But the community considers this a "strategic object."

(although it allows you to capture workshops at speed 9, which Flux cannot boast)

Flux can too. :rolleyes:

Added 8 minutes ago

Note that I don't use the overused and well-known word "imba" to describe what's happening, because this isn't an "imba," it's an absurdity, it's something absolutely unacceptable for any sane person who doesn't want to solve 2+2 every day, every hour, every minute, every damn second of their life and claim how smart they are, and how amazing their skill is. I don't play Heroes for that. I don't enjoy spending all my free time on this game for that reason. To each their own ©.

This absurdity arises from the existence of units with unblockable attacks. Today, they take workshops because they are static, and tomorrow they will learn to attack any guards and garrisons (conditionally). If we accept such units, then we also allow for such captures. For me, there is no fundamental difference between capturing a workshop with harpies, capturing a consulate-max with Grindan and Storms, or Gosh with skeletons. Yes, preparation is needed, but angels are also much stronger than giants. The point here is the same - a tiny army captures a very valuable object. The only question is time.

Added 4 minutes ago

Okay, the poll basically showed what needs to be said.

The poll showed that only 32 people voted. Indeed, it's worth considering whether it's worth changing anything. :rolleyes:
In general, I've always been amused by polls in which the answers include suggestions to change something not in the rules, but to have the developers rework something. :D :D :D Like, 19 people voted for changes, and the team immediately rushed to rework it. CoolStoryBob