Orc tactics against Dwarves.

TerMinator And have you tried playing with this tactic against dwarves, or is it just a guess? If you have, what skills did you teach Tilshek?

I played against a serious player and completely crushed him, even his dragon didn't help. He had 2.5 times more dragons than my cyclops!
I played as Tilshek, and he played as Ingus! He had all the runes and fought to the last, he resurrected them well, but I just gained rage from them:D! I leveled up:
Education: endurance, secret revelation (level up on the last levels)!
Defense: resilience, protect us all (it's good to take all the war mages when you're leveling up), evasion
And pure rage: that is, leadership, attack, and machines!
I laughed a lot because I beat him in his city: here, the cyclops and the catapult that fires 3 times per turn proved their worth!
The artifacts were the staff and the necromancer's cloak, which gave -20 initiative, -2 luck and morale, -1 speed. He also had a ring with +20 initiative, a ring with +10 initiative, a horseshoe with +2 luck, a hat with +2 luck and morale on his head, and +1 speed on his feet, a dwarven shield from the berserker with +4 defense, and a dwarven cuirass with +4 defense!! His total attack and defense were more than 40, he had 35 defense and 15 attack, but of course he had more spells and knowledge, but the orc doesn't need that! The executioners were leveled up to level 3, and that really hurt him, the dragons were being killed three times in a row, the shamans were casting weakening and slowing spells, but when the war mages approached, any unit was killed in one hit! Try your luck! !!!!!!!!!!!:)

Added 6 minutes ago

Terminator,

You're not taking into account that Krag doesn't just hit much harder, but also stuns, + don't forget about reinforcements.
The battle always starts with Krag's first attack, which means he can immediately stun the most dangerous, high-initiative enemy. Then he has another turn in the first round, which he spends on reinforcements, for example, on executioners. In the following rounds, Krag will attack quite often, and this will not be ineffective. You don't need to dismiss him so categorically, I'm not the only one who thinks Krag is worthy.

However, I would probably try playing as Garuna myself.
In any case, against dwarves, you need to finish off the remaining troops, and at the same time, all orcs get an attack bonus. And the dwarf will think a thousand times whether it is worth resurrecting the dead for the resurrection rune, because if he kills this unit again, the attack will increase even more.

In the end, when there are about three units left on each side, the attack bonus for all three orc units will be about +16 (in total, that's 16*3=42), and the war mages will get +12 to defense and attack at level 24 (in total - 24).

Avenger, if you want to prove that Krag is better than Tilshek, I suggest we play orc against orc and see who wins:D