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Usually, angels don't bother me much (not like in Heroes 3), but here there's something, a specific feature in the game's mechanics. It's that if the battle is evenly matched (and if the Necromancer has twice the army size, it means it's evenly matched), then the point of using slow and vampirism disappears. You need to focus on attack in defense, especially if the Human has Divine Retribution; then you need to eliminate everyone with Plague plus Unholy Word, otherwise, you'll lose your army quickly. And mind control is also good. Seraphs can generally be weakened by Liches; as for the Battlemage with empathy, it seems like the artifacts weren't favorable. No, of course, I'm not arguing; Humans are strong, and they rightfully lead the top three, but I wouldn't give them the title of the strongest – their magic is too weak. And imagine (this is nonsense in my opinion, but still) if the Necromancer also had Divine Retribution? That would be an interesting option. In general, then you should try not to kill everyone with one stack, but rather each one separately, and weaken the army first – then Divine Retribution won't be so scary.