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And how does the knowledge of fire magic affect their shield?

I'll provide my reasoning.
If, during a battle, two units of troops have been reduced almost to "0", meaning they've been thinned out, and the opponent has someone in secondary sites and/or Castles to replenish their army—that is where the question arises as to who exactly should be used to replenish the army.

In this case, I agree with you, but as I understood it, Ley suggested specifically creating an army of 7 units from different castles (all 7th level, 6th level, etc.).

Ley, with negative morale, my units often skip a turn, but positive morale is much less effective (twice or even three times less).

The Ifrit's shield doesn't count as magic (I don't know why) and works even on dragons. And its power, if I remember correctly, doesn't depend on anything at all - it's a constant value and doesn't depend on the hero.

Not quite, or rather, not at all. I didn't suggest it, but rather tested the strength of individual 6th-level units one-on-one, through battles in several turns, i.e., first, for example, Nagas fought against Psycic, then against Wyverns, etc. Groups of monsters of 1000, 100, 10, and 1.

You imagine, all monsters are 7th level.

And regarding the fact that "+" is rarer - I cannot agree - they have the same probability of appearing, but in the game, "-" can appear 10 times in a row, unfortunately, it sometimes happens :(

This value is not entirely constant - it depends on the number of Ifrits themselves - I think you agree with this?

The Efreet's Shield deals damage to Psionic creatures, and it seems incorrect (I don't know how to cast spells). How does knowledge of fire magic affect the Efreet's Shield? Please advise.

to Draco:
I just glanced at it quickly, and the first thing that caught my eye: were you comparing unupgraded units?
And doesn't the Efreet have an attack of 18? I think it's 16...

P.S.: by the way, are there comparative characteristics of creatures in Heroes 3 at all (I know there is a comparison for archers)?

to Drako
I didn't quite understand one point:
In table №2 (duels)
In battles between a cyclops and an ifrit ... when the cyclops attacks first — the ifrit wins
...but when the ifrit attacks first — the cyclops wins....
How do you explain this???:confused: :confused: :confused:
P.S. could it be that (in the second case) the ifrit flies in first and stays within direct shot range of the cyclops — and this becomes the deciding action?