Which faction do you like the most in Heroes of Might and Magic IV?

1) Even on a large map, you can easily level up 5 heroes to level 15.
2) If we're talking about percentages, you only need living units to raise vampires. This means you can skip battles against undead and mechanical creatures.
3) You can boost hero defense with artifacts or academies.
4) What's stopping me from taking a Death Knight? As I said, people level up 5-6 heroes and it seems to work fine. And a Death Knight is much stronger than vampires under the right tactics, even in large numbers.
5) In one turn? Well, of course, I wouldn't position my heroes on the front line to be an easy target.;) That's ridiculous. In two turns, assuming you rush in.
6) So, you get the Sacrifice spell, but who are you going to sacrifice? Skeletons? Does that mean your army speed will be 18? Or are you going to sacrifice dragons?
7) Even one Death Knight is dangerous. With one Death Knight, you can defeat neutral creatures up to level 2. And if there are more...

Why don't you post your L-map? I think it's empty, and you're just relying on it.

1-If I attack you at the beginning, how many vampires will you have? And if you level up so many heroes to 15, I'll have a lot more.
2-There aren't that many undead and mechanical creatures. On average, in the games I've played, they make up 5-10% of the map. Besides, they can be in one army, and that army can contain creatures from which you can raise vampires.
3-That won't be enough against that many. How many defenses are you planning to build?
4-You won't have time to level up that many heroes to 15. I'll attack at the beginning, and by that time, there will already be enough vampires, and I'll raise more along the way.
5-Vampires and dragons will definitely reach you in two turns. They reach the front line in one turn; they have high speed.
6-Are there no other options?:) Even 300 Imps, although there will probably be more, means I can resurrect 56 vampires or 15 dragons, I guess. But it's hard to check since the game hasn't been running for an hour.
7-Undead dragons are also dangerous:) The Death Knight has one big disadvantage: you can't buff him.
The map is called "Valley of the Damned," it's a standard map from "Armageddon's Blade," and it's available when you install the game.
P.S. I need to make Equilibrium. When I get home, I'll check everything, because I doubt the balance has been fixed. I'll let you know in a month or two how my test went.
By the way, there's only one file, which is about 3-4 MB, right? Because when I get home, there might not be anywhere to download it, and I'll be really disappointed...