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I don't know, the battle was clearly terrible – there were absolutely no options for the warlock; the orc defeated him like a cheap neutral creature (he only lost a third of his health). That's why the speed in WGE was initially reduced due to such terrible battles – what kind of battle is it when he attacks on the first turn and simply defeats him with physical attacks?
Yes, that's true. We knew from the beginning that it would be like that. An overpowered orc against a warlock – it's like taking a candy from a child (by the way, never try to take a candy from a child – you'll be better off). However, the warlock showed its teeth.Nargott
We need to figure out why the double attack of the minotaurs worked that way; it seems that the elemental damage from the first attack actually hit after the second, and luck also played a role, and the cyclops was already low on health.
The main point is probably "low on health." And the warlock's elemental attack with the warlock's set also worked well. 3 cities with +10%, the warlock's set, and the warlock's special ability.