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It all depends on the player's experience. If a player has developed a good strategy for playing on the Swamp map, they will win. And it doesn't matter that the monsters seem very weak at first glance. *Every castle, from the strongest* (Castle) *to the weakest* (Necropolis), *is equally valuable*. The strength and weakness of a castle are purely formal and external concepts. As strange as it may seem, the strength of the castle does *not* affect the outcome of the battle between players – this indicates that the developers correctly calculated the strengths of the castles, and therefore the question of the weakness of the Swamp, as well as the question of the weakness of any other castle, is meaningless and can only be asked with specific conditions.