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Deleb vs. Karuk, a rather interesting matchup, but Karuk has a slight advantage here. By the way, Albolabris is a very strong player, and it's not a problem for him to capitalize on this advantage.
Marbas vs. Ogre. I already wrote about this matchup; I'll try to post a decent replay of this pair. Although it didn't turn out to be that great, it's still clear that Marbas can defeat the Ogre. The only problem is that Marbas didn't get enough resists.
And Nimue vs. Dyrael, I'm also posting a replay, showing how Dyrael can defeat Nimue. Moreover, Yatohasi, a very strong player, was playing as Nimue.
Regarding the Ogre's advantage, you probably already understood from the replay what the Ogre's advantage is. She can defeat many heroes in this way. That's why strong players don't like her. Axel, Marbas, Deleb, Anwen, and Dyrael are all, to varying degrees, victims of this Ogre's tactic. By the way, she has a fun battle with Grauna.
Yesterday, I played a couple of duels with Albolabris. He has become very strong; you can tell that he really wants to play well in duels. As for me, my wife is walking around with a frying pan, and my daughter either wets or soils herself. In short, during the third duel, my wife simply turned off the lights, and that was it.
And we had a noteworthy duel. His Shaka-Karuk against my Karl. In the early game, we both destroyed the machines. He did it with the help of daughters and cyclops, and I did it with the help of archers. And now, the harpooners have only four shots left, and the priests have six. They will all be consumed by the orc's rage. If Karl goes forward, that's also a death sentence; it will be impossible to ensure a numerical advantage there (in front). Therefore, we were simply doomed to a stupid mutual destruction of heroes:smile13:. Since neither of us would go forward. At that moment, my dear wife pulled the switch and, with shouts and curses, kicked me away from the computer:smile19: