Joshua
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As for the Djinns, I never agree with that... Yes, they might be weak as fighters, but that's not their purpose... I've already explained the tactic of using Djinns for maximum effect; I can repeat it. In short... Take the Djinns and divide them among all available slots... Even if it's just one in each! And that's it – you'll have 1, 2, 3, 4 (depending on how many slots you divide them into) extra spells each round! You cast your 3 spells, and then, please, you have a ready-made, quick unit to absorb counterattacks =). Djinns are versatile! (of course, I'm talking about Master Djinns) [QUOTE]
This is, of course, wonderful... but does it make sense to free up an entire slot (or several) for Master Djinns??? especially just for one or two??
I don't know about you, but I don't split my army too much, especially if I don't know the enemy's location and strength. At whose expense would I add Djinns to the army? At the expense of the Goblins? - maybe... well, you could also remove some Gargoyles if there aren't many. However, if there hasn't been a major unforeseen loss, it's unlikely that there will be few Gargoyles and Goblins at the beginning of the 2nd month, when you can already start scouting with a strong force. Let's assume that by the beginning of the 5th week, there haven't been any major losses... everything has been built and upgraded to level 7 (although achieving 200% is difficult). We gather an army to break through to the enemy. Who should we remove to free up a slot for the Djinns? There will probably be at least 150-200 Goblins (units). With the castle's parapet, there will probably be 80-100 Gargoyles as well. To streamline the army, it's better to remove the Goblins – then we lose a ranged unit, which is important when sieging a castle (besides, they distract the enemy's towers and archers). Who will the tower archers shoot at? - most likely at the mages!!! And are you not sorry to lose them? -)))) If you remove the Gargoyles, you lose meat shields, and there are quite a few of them, which can withstand enemy attacks (besides, they are flying meat shields))... I don't see the point in splitting them up!
The main thing is that you can't predict which spell the Djinns will cast... this is probably only good with a clearly strong army and without serious battles with sieges and losses.
This is, of course, wonderful... but does it make sense to free up an entire slot (or several) for Master Djinns??? especially just for one or two??
I don't know about you, but I don't split my army too much, especially if I don't know the enemy's location and strength. At whose expense would I add Djinns to the army? At the expense of the Goblins? - maybe... well, you could also remove some Gargoyles if there aren't many. However, if there hasn't been a major unforeseen loss, it's unlikely that there will be few Gargoyles and Goblins at the beginning of the 2nd month, when you can already start scouting with a strong force. Let's assume that by the beginning of the 5th week, there haven't been any major losses... everything has been built and upgraded to level 7 (although achieving 200% is difficult). We gather an army to break through to the enemy. Who should we remove to free up a slot for the Djinns? There will probably be at least 150-200 Goblins (units). With the castle's parapet, there will probably be 80-100 Gargoyles as well. To streamline the army, it's better to remove the Goblins – then we lose a ranged unit, which is important when sieging a castle (besides, they distract the enemy's towers and archers). Who will the tower archers shoot at? - most likely at the mages!!! And are you not sorry to lose them? -)))) If you remove the Gargoyles, you lose meat shields, and there are quite a few of them, which can withstand enemy attacks (besides, they are flying meat shields))... I don't see the point in splitting them up!
The main thing is that you can't predict which spell the Djinns will cast... this is probably only good with a clearly strong army and without serious battles with sieges and losses.