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Any Nagabanks can be taken relatively easily with these troops, and Cons also, as I already wrote (only the maximum difficulty might take a while).

Keep in mind he was writing about unupgraded elementals - explain who you'll use to hit the nagas in a stack of 6?
100 pixies, let's say 20+ elementals, 20+ water elementals, 6 psychics, and about a dozen fire and earth ones... how and who will strike and die first? :)

It's very difficult to get the maximum growth from a Conflux 1-6 in the Citadel.

60 mana is quite enough, and Greenie and other Conflux mages often have much more by the 2nd week, 60 is the minimum :rolleyes:

a native army, yes... but from the real factions: how often do you only have a native army? ;) there will always be some kind of support in the form of dwarves or golems

1. It might be enough - although it's not a fact - it needs to be tested
2. And don't forget that there is a first turn and the "Spirit of Despair" spell:rolleyes:

Well yes, without upgraded air elementals or ice elementals it's harder, the situation turns out roughly the same as in the Griffin Conservatory, 60 mana for example is enough, but of course you can't stockpile mana like that every day in this manner.

Hmm? And where is the guarantee that they won't attack the main stacks, and they will definitely devour the fakes if they are taken.

dragonflies often attack a single unit, creating a sort of circle, which is very satisfying to launch a psionic attack into :)

That's more or less true, but firstly, it's good if everyone doesn't immediately attack the Psions, otherwise it's almost certain defeat (and not everyone likes to use autosaves, you know ;)). Secondly, the most unpleasant thing is that Psions without a blessing will kill no more than 5-6 shooters, and maybe even fewer, and they won't be able to kill many others either, and in the second round, you'll have to take a serious beating again, so you'll lose as easily as pie.

No, no, no... we're talking about a game played according to the rules.
1-6 monsters with a castle, 2nd week, NO upgraded fairies and storm elementals - if you attack, they'll retaliate, and it won't work... any attack from our units results in a counterattack. 5 harpies, then they all pile on, and you need to take out at least 5 stacks, and each stack will die after two counterattacks, and it's not even certain that after the 2nd or 3rd stack, you'll be able to take down one stack of harpies all at once... it's much easier when you have a lot of air units from 4 heroes, for example, and also a hidden stack from the first week, and then, taking about 40 of them plus some pixies, you can try to take them down with a small number of losses using the "Bless" spell. But again, this is all without considering the harpies' morale.

The undeniable advantage of having Confusers in the Ruins is their psychic ability, as they attack without retaliation and hit everyone in the area. Also, Dragonflies, by frequently targeting a single unit, create a sort of circle, which is very satisfying to launch a psychic attack into.

In my experience, there hasn't been a single instance where they attacked a "psycho" unit – and this isn't just a problem specific to conferences; the same would happen if they killed the Castle's Knights, Inferno's Ifrits, etc.

The point is that the probability of attacking other level 6 units (except, of course, Cyclops) is much lower, as they have more health and damage. All of this, of course, has a huge impact on choosing the attack target, doesn't it? ;)

weakened troops will at best simply trade for 12 wyverns, which is more than half the army.

well, that's why you take a high-damage but low-strength unit:)

Wistan also can't capture the Fortress without Oil, even Tazar with Oil can only manage to trade his entire army from week 2 for 4 Angels.