Qwerty
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I like your approach; it's well-reasoned and balanced.
However, I'd like to add some purely PRACTICAL clarifications.
1. Considering the ability (unanswered three-headed strike), I would say that Cerberuses inflict the most damage. With a blessing, they are truly beasts. And besides that, when firing, elves deal 6-10 (two shots), which immediately puts them in first place. However, in melee combat, they end up last...
2. Considering the ability (unanswered strike) in terms of "durability" (I have also repeatedly used the terms "survivability," "viability"), along with golems, I would again put Cerberuses in first place. By this parameter, I mean the number of survivors after the battle. The parameter is purely intuitive, a kind of mix of health, defense, and ability. Simply put, Cerberuses receive almost twice as few hits (they don't get retaliated against)... In addition, ghosts are very interesting in terms of the same parameter.
I like your approach; it's well-reasoned and balanced.
However, I'd like to add some purely PRACTICAL clarifications.
1. Considering the ability (unanswered three-headed strike), I would say that Cerberuses inflict the most damage. With a blessing, they are truly beasts. And besides that, when firing, elves deal 6-10 (two shots), which immediately puts them in first place. However, in melee combat, they end up last...
2. Considering the ability (unanswered strike) in terms of "durability" (I have also repeatedly used the terms "survivability," "viability"), along with golems, I would again put Cerberuses in first place. By this parameter, I mean the number of survivors after the battle. The parameter is purely intuitive, a kind of mix of health, defense, and ability. Simply put, Cerberuses receive almost twice as few hits (they don't get retaliated against)... In addition, ghosts are very interesting in terms of the same parameter.
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