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Here's a list of heroes who are not banned on the maps:
Barbarian - Kreg-hek
Swamp - Tarzan :)
Castle - Tourist
Elves - I don't remember the name, but one with an Elves specialization)
Tower - Solmir is definitely the best, but he's banned, so I'm waiting for a more suitable one, and ideally, a human hero with a ranged attack specialization
Dungeon - a hero with a Troglodyte specialization
Inferno - with a Ballista specialization and Logistics skill
Necromancer - with a Skeleton specialization

A hero of at least level 20-25 will be able to defeat it, but it all depends on the map. Firstly, the Azure Dragons have higher speed, so if they strike first, the Wraith will have little chance of survival with its 200 HP, 19 attack, 17 defense, and a huge damage range of 25-50 (undead, and blessings won't help). Secondly, it doesn't age the enemy as often as one would like. And what can the Wyverns compete with? Their poison? They don't live long either (also due to HP, of which Wyverns have 70), especially if their enemy is an Azure Dragon. It sounds impressive: "the strongest archers of level 5," but there are only two level 5 archers. At least the Fanatic doesn't have a penalty in melee combat. But, the Lich is still stronger. HOWEVER, that's why they try to take him down first, and this usually happens. I found someone to compare it to, the Magog, who knocks everyone away with a ball (including his own). Although "knocks away" is too strong a word. The cloud is very useful for the Lich, but what if you're playing against Necromancers?

That's the point of offline mode – you can replay battles until you get the outcome you want. Speed artifacts also haven't been canceled, so getting the first turn is not a problem. The same applies to wyverns, only you can achieve a greater effect if you want. Besides, you can defeat a horde of azure dragons with only these creatures, with some support; magic won't help much here – there just won't be enough mana. I myself have won battles against more than 1000 dragons this way. It takes a long time and is tedious, but effective.
Comparing liches with magi is the only correct comparison, since no one else has a mass attack, except for these two creatures. And the lich's attack is much better. Also, there are far fewer undead creatures than living ones, so cloud is undoubtedly a very strong skill. And regarding level 5 archers, you are mistaken, because there are also wizards ;)

Judging by the number they are given out, they are level 6, although they will be weak for that level. But Wizards are more useful than Liches; they can slow down the enemy or speed up your units, so they are more beneficial.

Judging by the number they are given out, they are level 6, although they will be too weak for that level. But Wizards are more useful than Liches; they can slow down the enemy or speed up your units, so they are more beneficial.

Yes, but consider this: Wizards are much harder to obtain than Liches, who can be hired in the Necropolis.

I just checked – indeed, I was mistaken; they are Wizards of level 6. In general, all neutral creatures are quite clearly divided by levels (for example, a mummy is level 3, and a troll is level 5), and you can find out this level experimentally, for example, by casting spells that depend on the level of the creatures. You can read more about such things in the great work of FizMiG by Sir AmberSoler.

You can determine the level of a neutral creature by its quantity (10 or more = level 1, 8-10 = level 2, 5-7 = level 3, 4-5 = level 4, 3 = level 5, 2 = level 6, 1, rarely 2 = level 7 and higher).
Of course, it's easier to find Liches... Having a Dragon, finding (or rather, creating/upgrading) Wizards won't be difficult.

But the Dragon is a campaign hero, so it's much more difficult.

Is that the Azure Dragon? Why is it a campaign unit? Well, I think dragons should be ranked like this: Mythical - 8, Rusty and Crystal - 9, and Azure - 10.

Nothing like that. People like it. I don't play it often, but I have a positive opinion of it. It has a good army and good heroes.

Is that the Azure Dragon? Why is it a campaign unit? Well, I think dragons should be ranked like this: Mythical - 8 LV, Rusty and Crystal - 9 LV, Azure - 10.

The Dragon is a powerful unit with the Wizard specialization, capable of transforming Mages, Archmages, Monks, and Fanatics into Wizards. It is indeed from the "Dragon Slayer" campaign and is simply prohibited on regular maps.

The Dragon is a hero with the Wizard specialization, who can transform Mages, Archmages, Monks, and Fanatics into Wizards. He is actually from the "Dragon Slayer" campaign and is simply forbidden on regular maps.

Why? You can create your own map and make this hero available. I did that.

Why? You can create your own map and make this hero available. I did that.

I'm not arguing – you can. But on standard maps, this hero is disabled by default. He's just too unbalanced.

No arguments, but it is still allowed in some cases...

No argument, but it's still allowed in some...

Which ones, for example? Give an example. I haven't seen it in any. These heroes are always disabled by default, otherwise it would be too unfair if one of the players had such a hero.