Posts from Discussion about Sylvan (Wood Elves). Auto-translated

Luck is the main attribute of elves; without it, the Sylvan elves wouldn't be Sylvan elves in Heroes of Might and Magic 5.

Luck in HOMM 5 has become a very important skill, just like morale!

Or maybe even more important! Elves are a powerful force!

I just think they went overboard with these stats; 180 is too much, and even Shadow Dragons only have 160!

The Ents are doing fine! They are slow and don't attack very well! So everything is okay!

They are simply invulnerable, especially with the binding spell...

Normal. They only work this way; you need to know how to use them!

Of course! But their numbers increase by five at a time, and they can effectively hold back enemy troops, and their quantity allows for this.

You need to attack in a group, and most importantly, use archers! Dark Elves are monsters against them!

Dark Elves are total monsters, and even the regular ones are tough.

In my opinion, Ents are just living meat; they are needed to protect the archers from being killed.

They are needed to make the enemy get bogged down and start trying to kill them with all their troops. This mistake becomes fatal for the enemy.

Yes, for defense and to contain the enemy's advance, that's exactly what they're for. Their main task isn't to deal massive damage, but rather to have more health and defense (which they do have), because further, sustained ranged damage against a bogged-down enemy will ultimately decide the outcome.

Dryads were made the strongest units of the 1st tier; it’s a pity that they become the first victims of the enemy. Another strange thing: one dryad deals 12 damage, while 10 of them deal about 20 damage, which is very little!!!

Apparently, they are so attractive that the enemy simply can't resist. :)
But there are plenty of problems with them, whether you have them or the enemy does. However, being able to attack multiple enemies at once and without retaliation adds to their appeal, and you can even charm someone with a spell. Yes, they are weak, but you can use them to scatter enemies if you don't want to skip a turn.

By the way, the wasps of the Dryads don’t force the enemy to skip their turn.