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If a regular shot from Goran yielded the same or better result, I would use it and say so. But the terrain here isn't suitable for using linear AoE spells effectively.
Added 2 minutes later Revan, didn't the bomb hit the fifth archer?
- This is a gift from my aunt, you cunning bastards! - Goran shouted, throwing a bomb.
- He-he-he, - Mironega chuckled in the voice of an old crone living in the forest and despising humankind.
Deley levitates Relhiras. Albert throws a bomb at 10-11. Relsa moves two squares down, two squares to the right, and activates "Moon Strike," moving ten squares up. Tiril, as before.
Let them surrender, basically, their leader is dead, several of their units have already died, and they haven't even managed to fire their first volley.
I wanted to say that in many turn-based games, the mechanics are such that an alpha strike doesn't really decide the outcome, and each turn you can see a noticeable struggle for dominance, so surrendering immediately would be extremely foolish for them, but I decided to stay silent – maybe they are actually weak, and we will tear them to pieces. But it turned out that this wasn't quite the case.
Even with our forces outnumbering theirs, it would have been incredibly foolish for them to surrender. We were stuck behind the rocks. It would have been more sensible for them to retreat, taking their nearly defeated leader with them.