Yes, but at the beginning, in the first game on the mini-map, it was difficult. In the middle of the game, I realized that I was heading towards defeat. The opponent cleverly stalled the Thunderbirds, split up the Angels, constantly resurrected, stunned, and then lowered morale at the beginning of the battle, while the Barbarians just couldn't reach the Mage and the tactics. There was an interesting finale when the Mage did everything he could, ran out of mana, and naturally, one-on-one against a Barbarian, he lost. The second game ended much faster; I learned my lesson and, instead of Thunderbirds, took monsters that can't be slowed down, and these beasts killed 6 Angels in the very first turn!! - what do you say, animals)). In general, I went all-in on the heroes, and most importantly, I managed to interrupt the endless mutual resurrection of the Angels and the hero-mage. Thanks for the game! It was very interesting!
Yes, but at the beginning, in the first game on the mini-map, it was difficult. In the middle of the game, I realized that I was heading towards defeat. The opponent cleverly stalled the Thunderbirds, split up the Angels, constantly resurrected, stunned, and then lowered morale at the beginning of the battle, while the Barbarians just couldn't reach the Mage and the tactics. There was an interesting finale when the Mage did everything he could, ran out of mana, and naturally, one-on-one against a Barbarian, he lost. The second game ended much faster; I learned my lesson and, instead of Thunderbirds, took monsters that can't be slowed down, and these beasts killed 6 Angels in the very first turn!! - what do you say, animals)). In general, I went all-in on the heroes, and most importantly, I managed to interrupt the endless mutual resurrection of the Angels and the hero-mage. Thanks for the game! It was very interesting!