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And nothing immediately defeats them; by the time you reach them, they will have already decimated half the army.
eXeCuToR
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Which Tier 3 unit is the best?
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Royal Griffin
23.4%
15 votes
Great Elf
51.6%
33 votes
Steel Golem
3.1%
2 votes
Cerberus
6.3%
4 votes
Summoning
0%
0 votes
Evil Eye
6.3%
4 votes
Orc Chieftain
0%
0 votes
Dragonfly
6.3%
4 votes
Ice Elemental
3.1%
2 votes
Mummy
0%
0 votes
Nomad
0%
0 votes
65RUS
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So, should we eliminate the first elves? That's funny.
eXeCuToR, you're right, they'll wipe out half the army!
I think we shouldn't judge archers and warriors together, even if they're all level 3, but I think we need to consider them separately!
РУХ-ЧУДИЩЕ-ОГР
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What about dragonflies? They can take down elves.
65RUS
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What about dragonflies? They can take down elves.
If I remember correctly, there's no penalty for them in melee combat (against elves).
РУХ-ЧУДИЩЕ-ОГР
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Even so, dragonflies in close combat can cast spells and will almost certainly defeat the elves.
65RUS
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Still, dragonflies in close combat can cast spells and will almost certainly defeat the elves.
РУХ-ЧУДИЩЕ-ОГР
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I will test it too!
But I will also add a test of population versus population, and the same test, but with ten times more units.
But I will also add a test of population versus population, and the same test, but with ten times more units.
PoisonProIsen
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In a one-on-one fight, the Great Eye or whatever it's called from the Dungeon wins.
Here's why: (high speed, shoots, 22 health, high stats 10-8, no melee penalty). It can get close to an Elf and beat it, it can take down a Griffon with ranged attacks, and it can simply overpower a Serpent in melee. And not to mention its usefulness as a combat unit in an army; it's probably right after the Royal Elf!
РУХ-ЧУДИЩЕ-ОГР
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Maybe you're right....
The tests will decide everything....
The tests will decide everything....
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In my opinion, Cerberus deals massive damage and can easily defeat any enemy. It has a good amount of health, can reach a Beholder or Elf in just two turns, and will destroy them! Griffons are also quite strong, with a lot of health, they can retaliate against all enemies, have high speed, and their attack and defense are also good.
Ley
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Right away? Nope, they won't handle it!
If I remember correctly, there's no penalty for them in melee (for Elves).
Looks like your memory is failing you...:D
Elves will be completely crushed by the Draconians. Fact.
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He'll get close to the Elf and beat him.
Why would he do that?!
He'll shoot down the Griffon, and simply defeat the Serpent in melee.
They won't be able to handle the Griffon and the "Serpent"...
The Royal Elf!
Does such a creature even exist...? In any case, you're saying that it will tear apart a great Elf and a royal Griffon, so you're contradicting yourself...
kcfgogbfalgfl
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I suggest conducting a test on all three levels: by characteristics and by population.
Qwerty
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Grand Elves deal 4 times less damage in melee combat.
That's the situation.
This also applies to the upgraded Tier 2 archers from the Knight's Castle.
This also applies to the second heroes.
That's the situation again.
kcfgogbfalgfl
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if it's a one-on-one battle (which is very rare), then almost all factions will defeat the High Elves.
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here is the answer: if we consider the base increase – without a Citadel or Castle, then here it is:
1. Cerberus (+5)
2. Griffin (+7)
3. Golem (+6)
4. Elf (+7)
5. Serpent (+8)
6. Beholder (+7)
7. Ghost (+7)
8. Orc (+7)
I conducted battles both 1 on 1 and based on the base increase. Individually with each one. In total, it turns out like this.
1. Cerberus (+5)
2. Griffin (+7)
3. Golem (+6)
4. Elf (+7)
5. Serpent (+8)
6. Beholder (+7)
7. Ghost (+7)
8. Orc (+7)
I conducted battles both 1 on 1 and based on the base increase. Individually with each one. In total, it turns out like this.
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