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Here's a question.
Under what conditions do neutral monsters try to chase after the unit leading them away? Often, neutrals simply don't want to be lured by a fast-moving unit that they can't quite reach. But recently, I was in a battle with 1 Devil, 1 Imp, and a hero (Necromancer, level 3) against 27 Trolls (9+9+9), and when only the Devil and the hero were left on the battlefield, they persistently attacked the Devil. This is how I won the battle, but that's just a detail:)
In general, there's a theory that ranged units are a priority for neutrals, and therefore they will go towards them regardless of other possible targets (they only make an exception when they can reach a monster standing to the side, and even then, not always). But this is just an assumption. I would appreciate it if you could share your experiences.
Under what conditions do neutral monsters try to chase after the unit leading them away? Often, neutrals simply don't want to be lured by a fast-moving unit that they can't quite reach. But recently, I was in a battle with 1 Devil, 1 Imp, and a hero (Necromancer, level 3) against 27 Trolls (9+9+9), and when only the Devil and the hero were left on the battlefield, they persistently attacked the Devil. This is how I won the battle, but that's just a detail:)
In general, there's a theory that ranged units are a priority for neutrals, and therefore they will go towards them regardless of other possible targets (they only make an exception when they can reach a monster standing to the side, and even then, not always). But this is just an assumption. I would appreciate it if you could share your experiences.
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