Joshua
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and what is the difference between the backbone of the army and the front-line fighters?
Manticoras, Minotaurs, and Dragons should be the first to engage the enemy ranks (tactics will help) and block strong archers... I usually place Medusas and Harpies a little closer to the enemy; if the enemy charges into melee against the Medusas, they might turn to stone, and if they don't (playing against a human), they will deal significant damage at range... An opponent with Medusas is quite dangerous due to this feature.
When I had 1 Harpy dwelling, 2 Troglodyte dwellings, and 1 Medusa dwelling near my castle, I didn't visit the Harpy and Troglodyte dwellings at all, so only Medusas would appear in the portal. It paid off handsomely!
Manticoras, Minotaurs, and Dragons should be the first to engage the enemy ranks (tactics will help) and block strong archers... I usually place Medusas and Harpies a little closer to the enemy; if the enemy charges into melee against the Medusas, they might turn to stone, and if they don't (playing against a human), they will deal significant damage at range... An opponent with Medusas is quite dangerous due to this feature.
When I had 1 Harpy dwelling, 2 Troglodyte dwellings, and 1 Medusa dwelling near my castle, I didn't visit the Harpy and Troglodyte dwellings at all, so only Medusas would appear in the portal. It paid off handsomely!