General ZeT
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I also went through this battle; I don't know how much mana they had, but it doesn't really matter here, and who goes first isn't that important either. The druid's first move is to cast antimagic on himself, and for the mage, I think Mirror Image would be the best option. Then, the druid summons mantises (level 19, 3 mantises), and the mage has two options: either cast Hypnotize on the mantises or cast Phantom. In the first case, the druid casts antimagic on his third turn, and the problem is solved. In the second case, the Phantom is less effective (the number is the same, but the druid's mantises destroy one of the mage's mantises with the first attack). All the druid's remaining turns are spent casting Swarm on the mage. If no one gets a Spirit buff, the druid will easily defeat the mage (the druid "holds" the mage, the mantises deal with the illusion first, then the mage). If someone gets a Spirit buff, then that person wins, but that's no longer equal conditions.
You're right, ZYbr; in this situation, the druid wins. But if the mage goes first, the mage might win. The mage's first move is to cast Hypnotize on the druid. The druid's turn (under hypnosis). Summon a Magic Dragon. (it appears under the mage's color). Lightning Bolt on the druid. The mage simply skips his turn. The druid summons a mantis (under hypnosis - as far as I remember, hypnosis lasts for three turns). The mantis's turn - attack the druid. The mage's turn - Phantom Mantis. The Phantom Mantis attacks the druid (if it reaches him, which isn't important). The druid's turn - the cycle repeats. When the druid has made his third turn under hypnosis, the Magic Dragon can cast Confusion on him. The Phantom and the original mantis finish off the druid, the wizard casts Confusion on the druid, and the mage casts Ice Bolt. And then, order prevails.
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