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Mdance;152692
We played that match twice - with Darkness and (just for fun) without it.
With Darkness, the Orc lost without a chance. Without Darkness, I lost, but the Phoenix wasn't defeated. They just tore my army apart. Strangely, I had a full Darkness skill, but not a full Summoning skill. I didn't have Walls or a Hive. Maybe if I had used walls, I could have won without Darkness...

Therefore, I stick to my opinion - Anti-Chaos and Anti-Summoning significantly reduce magic power. But Anti-Darkness doesn't have much of an effect.
You just confirmed my words: Darkness defeated the Orcs. And in the second match, your opponent apparently didn't target the Phoenixes, considering them less important. Or are you saying that he attacked them with at least 2-3 stacks, and they survived? HA-HA, that's a funny joke. By the way, what about Horde Fury? Not using it with such numbers is a crime.;)

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A well-developed Warlock or Necromancer can have a Phoenix under Shield withstand an attack from hundreds of Black Dragons. The question is whether the Orcs can gather that many troops. ;)
They can, be calm! The Black Dragons are interesting, but it's unclear what the attack/defense ratio was for the heroes, because, in my opinion, this is only possible with a significant advantage for the hero who summoned the Phoenix, which is very doubtful in a Necromancer/Warlock vs. Orc game.
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