So, point one:
Death will lose to life! All curses will be removed by exorcism, and the vampires will break their teeth on the armor of the knights. The Death mage will cast a spell once or twice, after which he's done for against angels. Also, a Knight hero who masters Life magic from the seminary destroys undead with holy words. That’s it.
Point two:
Against Chaos, it is enough to take an amulet and build up your angels faster. This is realistic. And then, if you don't mess things up in battle, you can easily handle Chaos without problems.
Point three:
Against Order, an amulet is also sufficient. And clones deal 50% less damage. Genies do not have infinite mana.
And finally:
You need to outpace Nature in development, which isn't difficult. Also, get an amulet, and that's it. Knights will easily chop Phoenixes into pieces. Tested.

P.S. Any questions?
P.P.S.: I wrote something similar here /topic/1178/ in post 137.

Epilogue: no matter how hard you try, death is inevitable!!!
Today, playing as Death, I played against Life at all difficulty levels (without codes – I assure you), and always won. It might be more challenging against a human player, but I thought about it and came to the conclusion that, by using my exorcism, you put yourself in a very bad situation with your hero because you constantly lose your turn, while I constantly cast mass curses on your warriors, thereby gradually moving towards victory. After all, your hero won’t always manage to remove them, and during this time, I attack your warriors.
You wanted to send an angel against my hero, but in any case, he won't reach him immediately and will end up in a bad situation facing my evil army. I will send skeletons after him; he will respond, but not to everyone else, and then the angel will go to heaven, and his resurrection will be thwarted by demons. Your knights move too slowly; I will hit them with a skeleton, then finish them off with vampires, summon ice demons, and strike again with them. Since there are skeletons in front (100% protection from arrows), part of my troops will be protected from your archers. Well, the rest is just technique! All your warriors will most likely have various blessings; I have a general dispel charm for that. And besides that, I also have various resurrections of fallen creatures. Everyone who agrees or disagrees with me, write – let's argue!!!
Listen, I want to have friendly relations with you because I enjoy arguing with an experienced player; you can learn a lot from him.
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