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No, no, no... we're talking about a game played according to the rules. 1-6 monsters with a castle, 2nd week, NO upgraded fairies and storm elementals - if you attack, they'll retaliate, and it won't work... any attack from our units results in a counterattack. 5 harpies, then they all pile on, and you need to take out at least 5 stacks, and each stack will die after two counterattacks, and it's not even certain that after the 2nd or 3rd stack, you'll be able to take down one stack of harpies all at once... it's much easier when you have a lot of air units from 4 heroes, for example, and also a hidden stack from the first week, and then, taking about 40 of them plus some pixies, you can try to take them down with a small number of losses using the "Bless" spell. But again, this is all without considering the harpies' morale.
I repeat, the situation is almost the same as with the "Console Max" strategy, even simpler, because the slowed harpies have a speed of 2, it's easier to protect against morale, the main thing is to quickly eliminate the main stack, which isn't that difficult if you have at least 100 archers. Then, as with the "Console Max" strategy, gather the harpies into small groups and attack with pixies and "Bless," considering the low speed of the harpies under the slow effect, you don't even need to speed up the pixies. You can get by with 5 pixies and some fairies, and considering that money is often tight, this is a very convenient strategy:cool: