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No, death has nothing to do with it. He just said something stupid without thinking.
It's pure luck here – what kind of units the opponent will develop. Against warriors, it's best to use Death Knights and Spectres, but if he suddenly decides to develop as a mage, then you need Liches and Vampires. If there's a Lord of the Pit in the army, then the mage won't have it easy either.
With a human, there's almost no luck involved :) And if he's lucky enough to attack, even if he's a warrior three times over, he won't regret using magic before the battle to vaporize these weaklings with a few spells, or to buff his mages.
No one forces you to put a werewolf in the main army. But to put it with a banshee, just to scare and defeat particularly zealous orc-goblins – please do.
And to waste at least one and a half thousand on this, sacrificing the number of fighters, raiders, thieves, buildings for upgrades, and city development? Sorry, no.