Dark Elves possess a rather curious set of special abilities, although they are inferior to those of, say, a demon or a necromancer, but they allow them to deal with the enemy quite effectively. Moreover, some of the weaknesses of the dark warlock are skillfully compensated for by his troops. The Dungeon faction looks very convincing at low and high levels (it's mediocre at the third level). The only thing it lacks is a good selection of ranged units at medium and high levels, and it has no flying units besides the dragon. As a result, sieging cities is a tedious task for the Dark Elves, often leading to significant losses among their troops. But if you encounter them in an open field, be careful.
Dark Elves possess a rather curious set of special abilities, although they are inferior to those of, say, a demon or a necromancer, but they allow them to deal with the enemy quite effectively. Moreover, some of the weaknesses of the dark warlock are skillfully compensated for by his troops. The Dungeon faction looks very convincing at low and high levels (it's mediocre at the third level). The only thing it lacks is a good selection of ranged units at medium and high levels, and it has no flying units besides the dragon. As a result, sieging cities is a tedious task for the Dark Elves, often leading to significant losses among their troops. But if you encounter them in an open field, be careful.