Tactics for playing against a human opponent (in the 3rd game).

On the second week, you can take whatever you want, right? - a Nagabanka with 30 Nagas or a Conservatory with 200 Griffons? I'd be happy to hear a description of the battle.

Shakti 6-3-2-(20), 6th level, expert attack against a Nagabanka, max.
200+1-1-1-1-1 upgraded Troglodytes. Troglodyte attack is 13 (due to the specialty +2+2, which equals the Nagas' defense in this case).

Our main stack deals damage with a flash: U = (3*200) (pure damage from Troglodytes) + 3*200*0.3 (what the expert offense gives) = 780
So, we attack, minus the leftmost stack. (speed 6 for Nagas, 5 for Troglodytes)
We fix them in place with single attacks. Then, we wait and eliminate two more stacks. I think it won't be difficult for anyone to try.

The damage to the Griffons in the Conservatory will be U = 3*200*1.25 (13 attack of the Troglodyte - 8 defense of the Griffon, 5*0.05%) + 600*0.3 (bonus from offense) = 930
I think it's clear that the Troglodytes will win. Maybe a little slow haste and more mana thanks to the mana vortex.