The first stage of the annual John Van Caneghem Memorial Tournament.

In some ways, the article by DmiriyAS about the differences between the 2nd and 3rd games helped me in the battle... since I'm still just learning, I also noticed the same pattern in the 1st game... I learned that all neutral creatures initially run towards the archers, and if there is an obstacle, they go around it, etc.
Formation:
30 Orcs
9 Centaurs
170 Goblins
10 Wolves...
The point is that they all rush towards the Orcs... therefore, if you kill 1 of the 2 dragon slots that are attacking the Orcs, the next slot will take its place.
This pattern makes it possible to minimize losses...
The longer the dragons attack the Orcs, the better...
At the beginning, 1 slot attacks the Orcs... the Centaurs move one step forward... then the next slot attacks the Orcs... then it's simple... and another one should attack the Centaurs... then, in order to minimize losses in the 1st round, a slot needs to be freed up for the Orcs... hence the conclusion: we hit the dragon standing near the Orcs -1 dragon... the next slot flies to the Orcs, and another one to the Goblins, which retaliate and destroy it...
Then there should be a flash, the Wolves destroy the counterattack and attack the dragons that are standing near the Orcs (i.e., the next slot flies specifically to the Orcs). The Orcs constantly defend and do not attack (the Orcs are probably already gone...). Then, in order to reduce losses even further, the Goblins need 1 morale, and the Wolves need to destroy the counterattack + finish off 1 dragon, because the Goblins did not deal full damage... that's the whole secret +)).

I want to give a shout-out to Nzol... it will be very interesting to read his description =), as well as a few other players...
As for me, I'm just learning =)