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Well, you have the same stats, after all. The djinn and golems didn't care about Armageddon, and all the others suffered greatly (it was even a bit strange that there wasn't double damage against mages, since gargoyles were standing nearby).
I wrote that you shouldn't feel sorry for the Order's troops, and then I started talking about their defense. Contradiction, I agree, but I meant preserving as many stacks as possible, not the number of creatures in them. That is, we don't look at the damage from Armageddon to our own troops – who cares. This is a common tactic for the Order.
As a result, a bunch of rakshasa died (I didn't eliminate them, on the contrary, they would have been incredibly useful, but they suffered a lot from your spells.
Oh, come on! Next time, I'll throw them into the attack just for you :D And I wrote "eliminated," but I meant "noted." Such inattention gives the impression that you "thoroughly" analyze my arguments as well :D