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The question isn't as simple and pointless as it seems at first glance.
Here's what immediately came to mind:
Griffins, Cerberi, Ghosts, and Orcs aren't needed to build the seventh-level structure. Therefore, deciding to build them is a truly meaningful step.
Grand Elves are generally very good, especially in the hands of a good hero like Ivora.
Ghosts are often underestimated, and that's a mistake. Regeneration and mana manipulation in the early game are significant advantages.
Those eyes, those eyes... No penalty in melee combat and a decent amount of HP. Not bad.
Ice Elemental. I only bought them in cases where I needed one or two units and, accordingly, to build a powerful stack.
Cerberi under Blessing are simply beasts.
Royal Griffins, especially when ambushing, are good in large numbers thanks to their Abundance ability. Blessing also wouldn't hurt them.
Dragonfly – strong, and even in small numbers, it's good for blocking ranged units and "weakening" enemy units.
Steel Golems when defending a tower – considering their stats, HP, and magic resistance, they are excellent fighters.
I almost never played with Orc Chieftains, mainly when they were the only option in Pandora's Box. It seemed to me that other ranged units of that level are stronger.

Definitely a bad design! Parameters: 10 - 8, 22 hit points, and no penalty in melee combat!!! On top of all that, they are archers! In a one-on-one fight, they draw with elves, with a difference of plus or minus 1 hit point!

The damage range for Cerberuses and Harpies is very wide; otherwise, Harpies would be able to defeat everyone.

The damage range for Cerberuses and Harpies is very large; otherwise, Harpies would be able to defeat everyone.

Harpies are creatures of level 2.

I like them, they somehow make me happy. And in general, there isn't anyone particularly strong in this level. Perhaps the High Elves stand out a bit. I don't like Cebers because of their small stats; they are too weak for a melee unit.

If Cerberus had even higher stats, along with its unblockable attack and ability to strike three targets, it would create an imbalance.

I don't like Cerberuses because of their small stats; they are too weak for a melee unit.

What are you talking about – too weak? Cerberuses are unmatched in melee combat at level 3.

And what do harpies have to do with it? After all, harpies are level 2 creatures.

What do harpies have to do with it? After all, harpies are level 2 creatures.

Seriously?????????????????? Did you figure it out yourself or did you read it above?

Harpies are level 2 creatures ;)

Or are you not reading what others are writing?

I read this after I printed it.

The High Elves are great! Of course, you can’t rely on them in close combat, but very few enemies manage to reach them.

The High Elves are great! Of course, you can't rely on them in close combat, but very few enemies manage to reach them.

What about the Dragonflies? They are usually the ones that reach the enemy first! And if you don't save the Elves in time, it's all over... goodbye, forest friends!:D

Although griffons have the highest growth rate (especially if you build a griffon bastion), there are never enough of them.

And when it comes to blocking enemy archers, Griffins can definitely compete with Dragonflies in this regard. :) Of course, under certain conditions...

Agree.