Who to put in the sworn enemies list depends on the situation, but in principle, DrNick is right.
Who to put in the sworn enemies list depends on the situation, but in principle, DrNick is right.
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Yes, I almost forgot, it's good that Sneg mentioned the "dangerous" ones. For sworn enemies, take a Raj (no need for comments), mages (so they don't throw fireballs at archers and druids, and they stand in the back ranks), and someone else. I recommend golems (endless retaliation + they are quite strong)... Titans? I think they might cause fewer losses than hundreds of golems... but it's up to you...

I have a one-page strategy for playing as Elves against Mages...
I've been playing online for three years, and for three years I've been trying to implement this tactic – it's definitely good. And it's even better against the new "Dancers"… But they don't give you that aura, and that's it. And also… can you imagine naked Archmages? They are always heavily armored. And you come rushing in happily to the enemy's side (maybe after taking out some towers or Djinns) and get kicked or shot by Titans, so it's better to run a couple of cells first, depending on the situation, and then move forward with archer support.
And here, I'm playing with my brother, and I wiped out 3 armies with 1 Elven army: 1 mage army, 2 Dark Elf army, and 3, but there were 6 Hydras in the Dark Elf army. IMO, Ents, Dragons, Archers, and Druids.
It would also be good to take out the Rakshasa faster, because then they will create such a "meat grinder" with their "attack" that they will be hard to deal with. You also shouldn't forget about the mages, because they can seriously damage the archers and druids with a fireball. There are also Djinns and "stools" that can block the archers. So the question is still who to take out first.