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In single-player games with a large number of cities (>=6), I used the "siege machine" tactic for the Orcs. It works like this: we take Goshak (as a specialist for the fastest creatures of the Stronghold) or Tilshek (as the initial machine operator), siege machines - catapult - support - sulfur rain, darkness - blight, cursed ground - weakening strike, leadership - gathering - speed aura - battle frenzy, attack - BB - retribution (it's essential for Orcs to have more than 10:D) - stunning strike; we take a ring of kinship with machines (there are usually 3-4 on the maps). Usually, there is a mentor on the maps, and everything can be easily adjusted. But question #1: will this tactic work in a game against a human player? And question #2: what is better to take as the 5th skill? What will be more effective? I'm considering education, logistics, and war cries.