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2Oxy The video is certainly interesting, but it has its own nuances. The map's terrain was favorable, and a single stack of Black Dragons couldn't attack. If there were two stacks of 30 or the map was clearer, this trick wouldn't have worked. IMHO If the video featured Crystal Dragons instead of Emerald Dragons, it would have been more impressive.
Hmm, no, that won't work. Let's go through it step by step. If the neutrals are afraid of us, they form fewer stacks; if they aren't, they form four. So, the stone on the field compensates for the fact that they condensed into three stacks. If they had formed four stacks, as they usually do, they would have attacked with three stacks of 16 Draconians each, which equals 48. As it is, I was attacked by two stacks of 21-22, which is basically equivalent. Moreover, you can trick them by moving around the field so that they do form in a more compact way and can only attack in pairs.