Playing as the Legions (Disciples 2).

My main hero is always a Warrior, and my secondary hero is an Archer. In the main hero's army, I initially have (with leadership of 3, as asked here) 2 Cultists (or Sectants; see below for naming conventions) and one Possessed. I position the army on the flanks so that enemies don't focus on the central Warrior. Then, ideally, I add two Warriors of Bezrez and three Incubuses (Succubi are absolutely useless; not only is it more difficult to get them, as the Sorceress can only transform one unit, but their accuracy and attack are also lower. I don't understand the developers' intention in introducing this unit). Sometimes, one Incubus and one Warrior of Bezrez are replaced by a Gargoyle (but this is only if the leadership is immediately 6; otherwise, it can't be recruited – I almost never change the starting army), which I place on the side (neutrals really seem to have some unhealthy interest in it; they'll quickly destroy it if it's in the center). For the secondary hero, I put a Satyr and a Possessed or Sectant. I rarely take a Demon with Fire Aura instead of a Gargoyle (and the Fire Aura wasn't available until the expansion with the Elves; it was just 170 damage, but I still took it then). I never keep two two-celled units in the Demon army, although two Tiamats are incredibly powerful, but they look strange.

I just called them Satyrs.

It depends on the edition; Dissov released it first through Russobit, and then through Akella, and in Russobit's version, it's a Satyr, while in Akella's version, it's an Imp. I personally prefer to use Russobit's translation because I like it more; it's more literary and not a mindless translation based on a prompt, like Akella's, but I still get confused often.