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It starts all over again. Who verified this? A 1-on-1 battle between a griffin and a ghost ends with the ghost winning. 2 griffins, without morale, also lose to 1 ghost. 3 griffins, without morale and luck, also lose to one ghost (around 15 damage, counterattack, then defense). In a battle of 7 griffins against 7 ghosts, the tactic for the ghosts is: griffins wait, ghosts DEFEND. However, starting with 7 vs. 7, the outcome of the battle begins to favor the griffins.
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I clearly see that it says, "I conducted battles, both 1-on-1 and with the basic increase. In total...". So what is this "total" if, in a 1-on-1 battle, the unit ranks first, but in the final table, it's in seventh place?!
By "total," I mean the general strategic and tactical skills of the creatures, for example, by increase, by importance, by cost, by siege of the castle, and many other factors, morale, and so on. I understand that there may be inaccuracies, but it's approximately like that