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The dryads seem a bit out of place in this combination: one stack of elven troops, but their morale should be terrible, right? They can't use "Elven Song" because there are no other elves. Their reinforcements are weak, and they die in droves (unless male troops start targeting them, which is unlikely). However, I don't know, I've never played with them myself.
Still, dryads are a decent stack. In "Legend," they were one of my favorite troops – with the "Ruby of Angi" artifact (too bad it's not available anymore), they were very effective in combination with fairies and elven archers. In my opinion, their main advantage is the "lullaby" ability – it seems to have even been improved (it now affects troops of levels 1-3). However, they really have nothing to offer against troops like dragons... And it seems that elves only have morale problems with dwarves; in this combination, everyone should have 0 morale. Demonologists are not demons; they are neutral creatures. I might try using dryads myself (since I have elven artifacts), but it seems I won't be able to find demonologists – it's all down to chance...
However, I haven't had any difficulties in battles against dryads, either as a mage or a warrior, so they surprised me a bit as a troop choice.
As opponents, they are really weak. Demonesses are a different story... :smile51: