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P.S. I would agree with Dust if I saw the WoDs as educational material rather than entertainment. You can find a ton of mistakes in both his and Mikhail's work. But what's the point of discussing them? It only spoils the mood for the players. + they often don't distinguish between minor errors and major blunders because they don't pay close attention to the situation.
2Numone: at the very least, it's wrong to waste wolves on rushing; it almost always results in a loss of combat units, and in return, you get +360 mana (actually less due to rounding) by the end of the week for each one, but minus 6-7 wolves. Is it worth it?
2Neverminder:
Who would pay attention to such nonsense? The main idea of both WoDs for Craig is to show that the Barbarians' goal in the first week is to build bears. If there isn't enough money or crystals, then markets are built (1-2-3, depending on luck). What do secondary heroes and how they get gold have to do with it? I don't understand.
That's exactly what shows that you don't understand anything at all. AlexTheGreat, if I remember correctly, said that he builds bears for Craig in 10-20% of cases. As for me, I think that for Craig, the pace is much more important than building up. And the way secondary heroes get gold – I would consider that important, but whether bears are built or not is a secondary matter, especially if there are better prospects.
And 2FTS: to recommend Demonology on a Small Map, you have to be a complete idiot.