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I agree with the development. Once, I went with my favorite Roland into the Dungeon, and when I returned, a hero with THREE Titans was walking around near me!!! I didn't quite understand how he built them in two weeks, but okay, I defeated him. But still, this means something!

Three Titans? That's nothing. The real problem starts when, on the second week, a hero shows up with 100+ Wyverns – now that's a challenge!

What are you talking about? I also played a game against a single AI, and it only attacked me with 56 Bone Dragons, 200 Liches, and other stuff after five months. If you set the difficulty to "Grand Master," it becomes virtually impossible to win.

You're exaggerating. After 5 months? You probably just stayed at home and didn't build anything. Mine don't last more than 3 months. If you're playing, it's useful to build other castles to produce troops, and when an AI with 200 Liches comes at you, you might have, for example, 200 Fanatics and 200 Minotaurs, or you can upgrade your castles to level 7, and he'll have 56 Dragons, while you have 56 Archangels and maybe 30 of some level 7 units.

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The Rampart castle has very strong dragons, as well as Pegasi and Archers!

The dragons in Rampart are just average; the Archers are cool, but it's a shame that they're the only ones in the castle, and the Pegasi only just fly around. Those are pretty much all the advantages of Pegasi. Oh, and they also increase the cost of spells for the enemy

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Dragons in the Rampart are just average, and the archers are certainly cool, but it's a pity that there's only one in the castle, and the pegasuses just fly around. That's pretty much all the advantages of pegasuses. Well, they also increase the cost of spells for the enemy.[/QUOTE]

Only archers? That's not true! If you develop the centaurs, you'll have about a thousand of them, and that will be a very strong group of archers!!! As for the wyverns, they might have just joined the hero; this often happens when there are a lot of wyverns, and they stand on every step and join.

Elves can be easily protected at the beginning of the battle by placing them on the edge and blocking them with dendroids and dwarves; unicorns are also suitable for this role, as they can help with their aura. Of course, for this, you need the Tactics skill, which rangers easily learn.

Attacking a Castle never helps. Towers constantly fire at the Elves, and if you don't have expert Ballistae, by the end of the battle, only "horns and legs" will remain.

Well, I described how to protect them from melee units (including flying units). And during a siege, you need to position the centaurs slightly forward, as towers tend to target the most advanced first-level units.

Attacking a Castle never helps. The Towers constantly fire at the Elves, and if you don't have expert Ballistae, by the end of the battle, only "horns and legs" will remain.

You can simply place a few lone Elves at the bottom of the battlefield and the main group at the top, and your losses in the first round of shooting will be minimal:smile02:

You can simply position a few lone Elves at the bottom of the battlefield and the main group at the top, and in the first round of shooting, your losses will be minimal:smile02:

But what if many enemies attacked the Castle? Towers can take out 30 Elves each in one shot. For example, I saw an Angel Castle where a single shot from a tower took out three Titans. So, a few groups of Elves at the bottom won't help you, or your army will be defeated before the Elves can do anything, or vice versa. The choice is yours...

I like this hero in the Rampart of Jhelu.