TC3 League. Regular Season.

Wlk777 (random, Dungeon, Necropolis) def Piterus (random, Swamp, Necropolis)
Bought 3457 in the Dungeon, and 5, 6, 7 in the Necropolis. Skills: Armor, Accuracy, Earth. Top bonus: Vengeance. The opponent has 3-7 from the Swamp and 6, 7 from the Necropolis. Skills: Armor, Attack, Water, bonus: Cloak of Speed. I played the battle a bit carelessly, but the opponent also made mistakes. The amount of Anti-Morale was roughly equal. I had 75 Vengeance and 1 Necrodrake left. Thank you for the game.

With all due respect, and despite my not-so-high skill level in TC3, Piterus's unit purchase planning was completely wrong! The advantage of the Necropolis is that Anti-Morale should primarily affect the opponent, not himself. To achieve this, you buy a maximum of 3 stacks from the second castle and the rest from the Necropolis, up to the Rags. As a result, if the opponent doesn't have a Necropolis or a Castle, he will have 7 stacks vulnerable to Anti-Morale, while we will only have 2-3 (it's not difficult to calculate the chances here). True, here it's Necropolis vs. Necropolis - it's hard to say what the outcome will be, as this kind of matchup is rare... :confused: And there's nothing surprising about choosing Earth - it's the best magic for Necromancers (even Vampires with 2 defenses can do wonders, although they weren't here). Water is probably the best counter against Necromancers, although other options are possible... In short, someone overlooked something, that's my conclusion:smile43:. (And in general, Swamp against the Undead is not the best choice, IMHO;) )