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It's quite possible by week 4. Although, I still don't see anything terrible about this situation. I'll have time to unleash the Horde's fury once, and there won't be enough undead to counter the "furious" orcs. It's not that easy to kill centaurs and goblins if your opponent hasn't moved past being a beginner.
There will be enough undead, but, of course, much depends on who you manage to raise.
2) Don't forget about the Aura of Swiftness. It's more likely to be obtained than two artifacts from the collection (by week 4), so there's a good chance of getting vampires or dealing a lot of ranged damage if you're playing as Haghesh.
Well, the executioners will reach the vamps, that's it. And don't forget about the 2 alternate skeletons.
In conclusion, I'll say that it will be much easier for me to play against a Hero with Summoning magic than against a Hero with Dark magic. Therefore, I'm leveling up Anti-Summoning instead of Anti-Dark.
That's understandable. But the enemy has both Dark and Summoning. Something needs to be done about that. It might work, or it might not. Mdance is simply right that Anti-Summoning is more effective than Anti-Dark. It's a choice, though.