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The strength of a castle and personal preferences are two different things.
Of course, the strongest castle varies from map to map.
Yes, the DH castle is the strongest on most maps.
However, there are and will always be players who prefer playing other castles.
Leprechaun gardens can sharply boost the Titan castle (by the way, I disagree with the assessment of golems — in my opinion, they are not only the strongest of their level, but overall one of the most interesting and unique units in the game).
Knights also rule — I've seen paladins being put out as early as the first week multiple times!
Elves are always a pleasure regardless of the circumstances.
Necromancers are strong, especially against DH (strong walking armies — skeletons will be happy to have a word with dragons).
Barbarians are an absolute whirlwind, especially when there's a fort on a hill — free upgrades for ogres and orcs are fire!!!
It's just that the DH castle has too many trump cards — the basement, centaurs, gargoyles, griffins, hydras, and dragons...
Of course, the strongest castle varies from map to map.
Yes, the DH castle is the strongest on most maps.
However, there are and will always be players who prefer playing other castles.
Leprechaun gardens can sharply boost the Titan castle (by the way, I disagree with the assessment of golems — in my opinion, they are not only the strongest of their level, but overall one of the most interesting and unique units in the game).
Knights also rule — I've seen paladins being put out as early as the first week multiple times!
Elves are always a pleasure regardless of the circumstances.
Necromancers are strong, especially against DH (strong walking armies — skeletons will be happy to have a word with dragons).
Barbarians are an absolute whirlwind, especially when there's a fort on a hill — free upgrades for ogres and orcs are fire!!!
It's just that the DH castle has too many trump cards — the basement, centaurs, gargoyles, griffins, hydras, and dragons...