Posts from Tactics for Rampart. Auto-translated

this castle is better than the Human one. It's simply the best. The only problem is that sometimes, when you need to quickly build Dragon Riders, it can be difficult to raise enough Mages. That's the only problem. Otherwise, it's the best, and with some skill, you can defeat anyone.

Rampart - it's alright, guys, especially with Jelu))), but I don't play often. Dwarves and wood elves are crushing the elves; there's no other way. Dragons fight in the front, pegasi and unicorns take care of those who want to attack the elves, and then they join the fight. Centaurs deal with the aftermath.

For the Rampart, it is good to take Thorgrim (he has resistance), which gives a chance to avoid the enemy's power magic against elves (15 health) and utilize their high damage (3-5 twice = 6-10, similar to level four).
The main problem with the Rampart is that due to slowness, dwarves and dendroids fall out of the battle; therefore, with a Rampart, you must first prioritize expert air magic to cast haste on the combat group (all at once), otherwise the dwarves and dendroids will be left behind. (It could happen that the enemy uses 6-7 types of troops to press your centaurs, pegasi, and dragons, and having thus gained a huge advantage, deals with your snails). Do not forget to upgrade all types of troops (otherwise they will lose out in speed).

Regarding the Main Hero – I agree, although on some maps, Kir or Mephala might be a better choice... it really depends on the map and who you're playing against!
As for tactics, I don't entirely agree with the "air expert"... it also depends on who you're playing against!
But more often than not, there isn't enough money to build both Gnomes and Dryads... and you have to assume that the opponent's army will be stronger, so mass slowing will be more effective than mass speeding.

I take Ivor or Kirr, build up the High Elves, and head out to clear the area. In terms of troops, I primarily prefer taking centaurs and elves, maybe pegasi; the rest stay in the Castle for larger-scale battles. I prefer to build dragons on week 3-4 and use them to clear the territory and make raids into enemy lands, although it all depends on the situation—in some cases, dragons may not be needed, especially with a shortage of crystals. As a rule, centaurs and elves are enough to clear the main "population" of the map; the rest of the army can be taken, for example, to capture the Dragon Utopia or destroy the enemy. I take treants and dwarves only if there is enough gold for the entire army and the final battle is presumably approaching; otherwise, these "slowpokes" usually stay in the Castle because they are inefficient in combat due to their slowness—it's better to replace them with faster yet strong units if a second castle is available. Although, with Haste or Teleport, they make quite decent warriors.

Not bad, I agree. I choose Rampart for several reasons:
1. Kirr – does it need explaining?
2. Centaurs + Elves – says it all.
3. Dragons have the 4th highest speed among level 7 creatures – not that bad.
4. Guild of 5 levels.
5. Dragons + Pegasi – a very good combination.

We could explore other options, but this is enough for me

Yes, the Castle isn't bad, but the Dungeon is better in terms of dragons, magic, and it has harpies, which is good for sieges. ;)

Rampart is the best; only Castle comes close in terms of tactical diversity. Elves are good at the beginning with centaurs for capturing resources (Kirr moves around with them especially quickly), dendroids for defending the city, and dragons for Armageddon after taking enemy Infernos, Dungeons, and Necropolises, or wherever else they happen to be. And in general, there is a worthy use for any creature, no matter its level, and all of this at a reasonable price!

The Castle isn't bad, but the Dungeon is better in terms of dragons, magic, and it has harpies, which is good for sieges. ;)

The Dungeon is also not bad, but the dragons there are only slightly better... The main disadvantage is its slower development speed, which means the village moves first...
And it's not easy to build archers there – this slowdown in development is noticeable; you see, not everything is so great in the Dungeon...

The only Castle that I'm not very good at playing is the one I don't really like – I just don't have a knack for Elves

The only Castle I'm not very good at playing is the Elven one. I just don't like them.

Hello!
I strongly advise you to try again, because only the Castle has the fastest development, despite its high cost... Only the Conflux is better...:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

only the village has the fastest development, despite its high cost...

it's not expensive there, it's just that the expenses are almost equal to the income, everything is spent quickly and evenly down to zero.

I still think that the Castle is better than the Rampart, but I prefer to play as the Rampart. And still, you need to develop your economy first, and then your army!:smile02: Respect and kudos to the treasure hoard.

It's just more interesting to play as Rampart or Castle...

Rampart is an interesting and beautiful castle, with good units and strong heroes. Moreover, it develops relatively quickly, while the Castle takes quite a long time to build.