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What's so hard to understand here? We use Arcanes to take out the Golden Dragons, the Zealots attack the Archers, the Archers attack the Zealots again, and the Dwarves just move forward. :D Then the actions repeat. After the Arcanes have taken out the Zealots (leaving 3 Archangels), we resurrect the Archers and can attack the Dwarves with arrows for one turn until they reach us. Then the Archangel and the Archer together easily defeat the Dwarves. In the end, there are 2 Archangels and about 30 Archers...
I understand that leading the Dwarves forward immediately is not a good idea; it's better to attack the Archangels first and then move on to the Archers, and then the Fortress army will win. But if you push the Dwarves forward, the army is doomed to fail. It all depends on the tactics.