:) Even with a mathematical calculation, a Chaos Dragon (CD) doesn't beat 2 Phoenixes; here's the proof:
CD deals 39-78 damage to Phoenixes (average - 59).
Phoenixes deal 62-90 damage to the CD (average 76).
Considering that the Phoenixes have an initiative of 12 against the CD's 7, the Phoenixes get the first strike.
CD | P
400 | 275/275
324 | 275/216
248 | 275/157
172 | 275/98
96 | 275/39
20 | 225
0 | 166
This is without taking into account luck (both units have 0) and morale. And the CD often loses morale!
So, the probability that 1 CD will defeat 2 Phoenixes is less than the probability that the Phoenixes will defeat it without losses.
But I'm not saying that Phoenixes are more effective than CDs on the battlefield; I repeat, it all depends on the map.
You're acting a bit strange....!!!?;):)
Do you know that the damage calculation isn't done using such a simple formula as the one you so kindly provided?
At least 2 more parameters are involved:
Attacker's attack
Defender's defense
Based on this, will you still insist that a CD cannot defeat 2 Phoenixes!?
Or will you say that these parameters are equal for them???:)
The CD is still 1.5-2 times better in this regard!
So, please recalculate your brilliant formula based on REALITY!;)
Sincerely,
Prorock.

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