Against which factions is it easier for demons to fight, and against which is it more difficult?

We played a game against one guy: Demon Warlock =)) on a medium map, hero difficulty. In general, unfortunately, I was once again convinced that the only more or less effective hero for Demons in such conditions is Deleb, and that's it. No matter how much you try to mess around with Groks and Nibroses =), it doesn't work. In the end, it turned out very badly for him (the game didn't last long, it was only the beginning of the sixth week). Imps ate all his mana =). So, as mentioned above, it's not very difficult for a Demon to play against a Tower in such conditions. It's a bit more challenging against Orcs, because they have a very good attack, plus Bloodlust, so you have to put in a little more effort. I recommend Luck and Wide Gates in such cases (although Demons almost always need them anyway)))), and Attack with Haste, if possible, it's desirable to take Darkness (if the magic in the guild is not very good - Blindness (it's generally useless against Orcs - Shout/Chieftains and that's it), and then Curses (although many won't agree =) I know, I know, Weakness and Slow are good, but I prefer Slow and Confusion). Don't rush to move forward, first, it's desirable to gather everyone, while taking into account the location of the summoned creatures so that the enemy troops cannot reach our troops too early (slightly bind the enemy) (if you managed to get Surprise Attack, try to attack quickly and, if necessary, remove the necessary troops from under attack (by the way, people often forget about this) - because the Orc will definitely take Battle Fury, and all this small stuff, Goblins/Centaurs/Warmongers (and the last two are very annoying) will cause a lot of damage. The main thing is to cast Haste first, some do it so that they cast it on their own troops first, and then switch it when the summoned creatures appear (you can also slow/berserk the enemy on the first turn) and then, when reinforcements arrive, cast it on everyone