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Dandy

Yes, but I've never seen such tactics used online. Online, if more than two wall segments are needed, they don't use a single stack; instead, they send units in groups of one, which is what your initial battle scenario shows. Staying behind a single wall to unleash a powerful spell on the second turn and reduce the problem to two walls – yes. Staying behind a wall to cast something unpleasant, like Slow or Curse – yes. But I haven't seen a case where a wall is placed right next to the enemy, and then two other walls are placed somewhere else. Yes, I don't watch everything, but the most interesting battles are usually highlighted. If you can provide a real example from online games, that would be a different story. But I don't understand the reference to online play.

The reference was specifically about placing a wall and then taking some action. And "a wall right next to the enemy and two walls somewhere else" is a standard situation when there's not much damage, but it's rare in online play; it's more common in offline games. I used it once when attacking a Guardian with bears and 4 spellcasters, but it was a one-off.

Dandy

I assume Obi and Marlo were on the same wave with Dirty, and Obi's solution involves an instinctive first move, which is more important for some. But the strategy of looking for the "brightest" spot isn't always a good approach.

I think there are many more solutions to this wall puzzle than just one. The fact that at least three people solved it independently without any hints, and obviously in different ways, suggests that the puzzle isn't extremely difficult.
And can you provide a link to the author's solution, which is hard to find?

LordL

I apologize, is it just me, or does page 243 not open? For some reason, any attempt to open it opens page 242.

It's fixed!

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