Fantasy vs. Science Fiction

by the way, yesterday I started rereading "Jimmy President." It's my favorite part :D, and there's no stupid mockery, just healthy humor in certain places. Bradbury has a lot of philosophical elements in his works. It's just that he didn't write treatises, didn't discuss ideas about the structure of the universe, and so on. ...but no, the ballista fires at a rate of 1-3 shots per turn, not per second. It's easy to destroy, as it stands in one place. But the rocket flies, and quite quickly. I imagine how silly creatures jump, trying to grab onto the rocket to extract the warhead))) remember how much a shield costs, and how much mana a hero has on average. There are more than a hundred rockets, and they are much stronger than ordinary arrows, so the shield will quickly wear out, if it even helps at all, and the mana will run out. and you also need to set up sword walls and fire traps. having several heroes is a bit of a cheat. But what prevents you from taking Necromancers from several Crypts? Besides, they are very difficult to kill. and no traps will help against Wraiths, rapidly closing in on the Shamans under Immortality. and here, on the other hand, Reapers are dug up. The Shamans immediately get -5 to defense, and they can't run away because they are surrounded. and a Necromancer Lord jumps right into the middle of the troops and uses... something. For example, a storm. Or a "flashlight" to silence your archers with infinite arrows (a super-weapon against a cyborg :D). You can also teleport the aforementioned Monolith right into the center of the army. You can capture a ballista. a Warlock on a dragon will fly a little off course from where he would like to fly