The main reason is that it's not clear what he's supposed to do in battle! He's not suitable for melee combat or for spellcasting. Why? Because in melee combat he'll be killed instantly, and when casting, he doesn't always cast what's needed; casters should be ranged units, not melee warriors—just look at the Lich, it looks great. When I add Djinns to my army, I can't figure out whether to send them into battle or leave them to cast; they would be more useful if they were even just one cell in size, so they could be split into a decent amount for mass casting :D And generally, the Djinn shouldn't have been given a sword; he should have been a ranged unit and cast various direct damage spells (like a mage), which is how it was in the fourth game—I think they looked pretty good there. :cool:
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The main reason is that it's not clear what he's supposed to do in battle! He's not suitable for melee combat or for spellcasting. Why? Because in melee combat he'll be killed instantly, and when casting, he doesn't always cast what's needed; casters should be ranged units, not melee warriors—just look at the Lich, it looks great. When I add Djinns to my army, I can't figure out whether to send them into battle or leave them to cast; they would be more useful if they were even just one cell in size, so they could be split into a decent amount for mass casting :D And generally, the Djinn shouldn't have been given a sword; he should have been a ranged unit and cast various direct damage spells (like a mage), which is how it was in the fourth game—I think they looked pretty good there. :cool:
