Round table

By the way, in your version with the horses, I don't understand how only 2 horses can die. In my most successful battle, at least 3, or even 5, die. Anyone can check this again on the save I suggested earlier. Indeed, a few Griffins survive, but the horses are tough and get hit by 3 stacks of Griffins. I've already explained my version; whether you believe it or not is your personal decision (despite the current number :D). If I have time, I'll make screenshots if I'm not too lazy. As I said, without morale on either side, the battle is won without losing Angels and Marksmen in 1 out of 3 cases, and with good morale (as it should be in reality), Valeska wins much more often.

Well, damn... I also managed to win in 1 out of 3 cases. I thought this was a stable scenario. You don't need to provide examples.

As for the horses, I don't know how you can lose more than 3 horses. Even losing 3 is difficult. I lost only 3 horses with the same army at maximum difficulty (although I have to admit I was lucky).

In the third game, it's very simple - a maximum of 3 stacks of Griffins attack the horses and Pikemen. They should all be damaged (the Marksmen shoot them down as they approach). The horses and Pikemen defend (so that the first line of Griffins doesn't die too early), and the Marksmen shoot down the stacks waiting in the field. That's all. If 2 full packs of Griffins are attacking the horses, you're doing something wrong.