Fantasy vs. Science Fiction

in the army, he was also great, especially when he ran around the base with a guy and kept changing uniforms one after another:D

I mean that Bradbury didn't create his own philosophical dogmas that claim to be world teachings.

...back to the point:)
The ballista is not very outstanding because it attacks consistently - once per turn, like any unit with medium initiative, so there's no need to talk about temporality and tachyons here.

Gremlins... well, with a catapult, they might, let's say, snap their fingers or cut some ropes so that it can't fire. They're not deflecting the stone. What can they do to a rocket in flight? O_O Drain its fuel?! They won't get close to the launcher - it's too far away.

Rusty and azure dragons hinder the preservation of the world's integrity - either with a group of five with gremlin saboteurs, or with a group of three:)
...and, for example, the Necropolis creatures attacked from somewhere in a parallel Warhammer universe and invaded Auchan.

Please, what about cursed land? The scavengers won't make it...)) Combined warcry + expert leadership. -5 +6 = 1. As long as the area around the shamans isn't cleared, their blood wrath will save them.

They don't need to reach it - they dig themselves out right from the ground:O
Besides, cursed land also requires a necromancer, which is already a significant expense. Especially since it deals very little damage.
Well... okay, I won't say it's negative)
But blood wrath can be easily suppressed by artillery fire.

Necron Lord? ha) A weak warlock of level 7 with deadly cold will quickly and painfully send him to roam the astral planes.

Hierarch!
The Necron Lord is very, very durable, and can also temporarily become a Nightbringer, and the damage will only heal him. Or he can become a Deceiver and turn your troops against you.

Iron, cast golems))))
Angular and jerky. With impurities in the alloys.
This is completely different from high-quality, self-regenerating metal.

A warrior warlock, upon arrival, will plunge the world into chaos, no matter what, because he is all-powerful and invincible.

No, at most, he can teleport hydras to artillery positions, but even magic will be poorly mastered by him.

By the way, Moni is right - if a conceited, unwashed knight with some weak iron, called a sword, which has neither a drive with moving blades nor an energy element, can defeat dragons, then a lizard can be killed even with a simple Makarov or Glock. Bang-bang in the eye or mouth. Or in the fillet. It's a terribly scary reptile. I'm not even talking about a simple guard lasgun, a light bolter, or heavier weapons.

Ruins or a bunker - a soldier's paradise.

Ruins or a bunker with hot food, drinks, and women - that's a soldier's paradise:D

...your turn?:)