Arianec
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Started the first campaign on Veteran difficulty; it was a bit challenging at first, but gradually, as the army grew, it became easier. After gathering 44 vampires, it became significantly simpler. I cleared everything, captured the castle – all good. But the author, apparently having read feedback like "the first boss is easy, haha," buffed him to… why increase his difficulty so much? It's not possible to beat him purely with strategy; he's just overpowered. He heals all his berserkers with paladins, speeds up his army by a factor of 2, maybe even more, and has a hero with Conflux. A couple of "Holy Words," and my army is gone. And you don't even need 25 knights; okay, let's give me 25 undead instead. But this overpowered boss ruins the whole experience of the game. It creates a situation where you either get lucky or the AI messes up.
Update: As I said, after 3-4 tries, I managed to win when the knights almost took out the paladins, and then I slowly chipped away with vampires. But it was close; the knights need to be kept at bay so they don't reach the remaining units, because 10 of them can one-shot them instantly. It's very close to being too difficult, but let's say it's acceptable. The Conflux makes the "Holy Word" ability a bit overpowered, casting it constantly. If it weren't for the vampires, I don't know how I would have managed.
Update: As I said, after 3-4 tries, I managed to win when the knights almost took out the paladins, and then I slowly chipped away with vampires. But it was close; the knights need to be kept at bay so they don't reach the remaining units, because 10 of them can one-shot them instantly. It's very close to being too difficult, but let's say it's acceptable. The Conflux makes the "Holy Word" ability a bit overpowered, casting it constantly. If it weren't for the vampires, I don't know how I would have managed.