And here, Solmyr's chain lightning also helps in leveling up, and, unlike the wall of fire, it will be useful in a battle with a human.

Even the wall can be useful in a battle with a human. And in general, it seems strange to think that if a hero specializes in something, then he must necessarily use it in battle. There are plenty of various offensive spells in the Pandora boxes, and it is still unknown which hero will be stronger (Solmyr or Luna).

Even if you capture all the mines in the first week, by the third week you will have a maximum of 10 ducks (are you talking about Firebirds, am I right?), but there will be few of the other units, because there will be a shortage of money.

What mines? :eek: What shortage of money? If there is a Luna hero, does the treasury reset every turn? And if it's Solmyr, is there no problem with money? There are tons of resources on the map - take your pick. Additional sulfur in the medusa lairs and nagabanks, crystals - in the dwarf dwellings, mercury - in the imp dwellings, gems - with the leprechauns. Plus a lot of money. Ducks are wyverns that can be collected in the serpent nests. And you can collect a lot of them. In the wall, the serpentlings die quickly - by losing a little bit of fairies, we get ducks.

And where will a pack of angels come from by the third week? Unless you get lucky and stumble upon a Griffin Conservatory, but it will still be difficult to storm it.

Get lucky? There are these conservatories on every map. :D Found the minimum - opened it. It only takes 6 spell power for this. And if you find only 2 angels, you can break through almost everything, and then you don't even need the wall.

How will you have a Luna hero if you are not playing as Conflux, because the chance of finding her in the tavern is extremely small?

No matter how small it is, but if I dig her up in the tavern in the first week, she will be the main hero. (there were such cases - Luna for a dungeon, for example) :cool:

Even if the hero is Luna, it is still completely irrational to spend mana on some kind of wall, because the damage from it is very small at the beginning. And a pumped-up hero will find something more solid.

Let's calculate. 2*(3*10+10)=80 is the damage that each fragment (there are two) of the wall deals with basic fire. The wall lasts for 2 turns. Running the monsters through both fragments 2 times will result in 320 damage, and all for only 6 mana. And if you also pump up fire magic (which I actually advise in this topic), then the damage increases.