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More details on the battle with the Minotaurs:
Klansi (17 Centaurs, 1 Cyclops, 1 Stone Golem, 1 Stone Golem, 29 Stone Golems, 29 Stone Golems, Tent, 50 Elven Archers) (morale +3, luck +2)
Battle: The Minotaurs move and position themselves (4 Minotaurs form a wall, behind which the remaining 3 Minotaurs line up).
My turn: The Elven Archers shoot once + once (with morale bonus). If morale isn't broken, the battle is replayed! The Elven Archers kill 2 of the "wall" units.
I move 17 Centaurs forward so that in the next round, a stack of 10 Minotaurs can kill them.
All the other units become a living shield for the Elven Archers!
Well, after that, it's simple. The Elven Archers shoot, and the Minotaurs attack the "meat," but without breaking morale!
After the battle, I have left (1 Centaur, 1 Stone Golem, 2 Stone Golems, Tent, and 50 Elven Archers).
More details on the battle with the Dragons:
Riland 13/12/5/6 (148 Elven Archers, 16 Monks, 11 Crusaders, 18 Unicorns, 1+1+33 Pegasus) (morale +3, luck +2)
Necessary secondary skills: (Expert Marksmanship, Expert Earth Magic), (Tactics for convenience).
A speed amulet is equipped, and a "Slow" scroll is in the book. The "Force Field" spell was learned in the Bretonnia castle.
Battle: I place the archers in the upper corner and surround them with the rest of the troops. I cast "Slow," 1 Pegasus attacks the 4th stack, I wait with everyone, and the Dragons fly in. The Monks shoot at the 1st stack, and all the others attack the 4th stack.
After that, you can attack any stack; it's desirable that your mortal units attack the Dragons closest to them so that the archers can then shoot more easily!
My Elven Archers killed 10 Dragons, and when the Dragons' morale broke, it was very painful for them! But I didn't rely on luck; every time I played, I killed the Dragons. The main thing in the battle is not to miss the "Slow" spell!
Here are the save files; try them out yourself!
Klansi (17 Centaurs, 1 Cyclops, 1 Stone Golem, 1 Stone Golem, 29 Stone Golems, 29 Stone Golems, Tent, 50 Elven Archers) (morale +3, luck +2)
Battle: The Minotaurs move and position themselves (4 Minotaurs form a wall, behind which the remaining 3 Minotaurs line up).
My turn: The Elven Archers shoot once + once (with morale bonus). If morale isn't broken, the battle is replayed! The Elven Archers kill 2 of the "wall" units.
I move 17 Centaurs forward so that in the next round, a stack of 10 Minotaurs can kill them.
All the other units become a living shield for the Elven Archers!
Well, after that, it's simple. The Elven Archers shoot, and the Minotaurs attack the "meat," but without breaking morale!
After the battle, I have left (1 Centaur, 1 Stone Golem, 2 Stone Golems, Tent, and 50 Elven Archers).
More details on the battle with the Dragons:
Riland 13/12/5/6 (148 Elven Archers, 16 Monks, 11 Crusaders, 18 Unicorns, 1+1+33 Pegasus) (morale +3, luck +2)
Necessary secondary skills: (Expert Marksmanship, Expert Earth Magic), (Tactics for convenience).
A speed amulet is equipped, and a "Slow" scroll is in the book. The "Force Field" spell was learned in the Bretonnia castle.
Battle: I place the archers in the upper corner and surround them with the rest of the troops. I cast "Slow," 1 Pegasus attacks the 4th stack, I wait with everyone, and the Dragons fly in. The Monks shoot at the 1st stack, and all the others attack the 4th stack.
After that, you can attack any stack; it's desirable that your mortal units attack the Dragons closest to them so that the archers can then shoot more easily!
My Elven Archers killed 10 Dragons, and when the Dragons' morale broke, it was very painful for them! But I didn't rely on luck; every time I played, I killed the Dragons. The main thing in the battle is not to miss the "Slow" spell!
Here are the save files; try them out yourself!
Все гениальное-просто!
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