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I don't believe it. I did roughly the same thing, even better – single marksmen make taking the town easier (higher speed + a group of marksmen always attacked the griffons, difficulty 160%). There simply isn't enough power, just a little, but it's not enough. Either you messed up with the parameters or the number of troops. In the composition that I initially suggested, there are enough troops, but in your reduced version, there aren't.

By the way, in your version with the horses, I don't understand how only 2 horses can die. In my most successful battle, at least 3, or even 5, die. Anyone can check this again on the save I suggested earlier. Indeed, a few Griffins survive, but the horses are tough and get hit by 3 stacks of Griffins. I've already explained my version; whether you believe it or not is your personal decision (despite the current number :D). If I have time, I'll make screenshots if I'm not too lazy. As I said, without morale on either side, the battle is won without losing Angels and Marksmen in 1 out of 3 cases, and with good morale (as it should be in reality), Valeska wins much more often.

Well, darn... it happened to me in 1 out of 3 cases. I thought this was a stable option. You don't need to provide an example.
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As for the horses, I don't know how you can lose more than 3 horses. Even losing 3 is difficult.

It is unknown what Captain was testing, for he is far too susceptible to provocation; he'd even fake a screenshot by changing the AI level for such a purpose. He cannot be trusted. His famous phrase comes to mind: "the baya team was banned for cheats in Germany". And yet nothing happened to him for such blatant lying!

I'll add something about AI tactics. Vic, you started correctly somewhere by pointing out that the AI has two tactics in battles—in conss, Dragon Utopia, wyvern nests—winning and losing... but you didn't quite pull it off, you left some things out ;)

Maggot (red, dungeon, Miner, Miner) Lose Kash (blue, Stronghold, Gurnisson, Gurnisson) 2sm4d(3) 223
First month (right away).
Just depressing. 3 cons (3+2+3). Gloves and boots of speed (Shakti moved so fast, it was like a pack of enraged Azure Dragons were chasing him :D). Golden Bow. Again, he played sluggishly and lost all his troops. He didn't find any artifacts that increased stats, nor did he find any stat boosters. He was killing neutrals and thinking, "When will he finally come to kill me?".

He went into the dungeon and found blue Necromancer's second-tier creatures; naturally, he took them.:D Shakti jumps out of the dungeon, takes the capital with the capitol building.
The noobs were having mini-wars with each other :smile04:.
Everything was bad, but then he found the Sword of the Dead Knight! (oh yes, there's something to be happy about:smile41:). He took the utopia, there were 40k and a book of earth (yum-yum).
He returned to the city, bought everyone out, approximately in a whole month.
Final Battle. Well, what can I say, if the opponent didn't have any magic (yes, I'm a dreamer:D), he would have won easily:smile04:.
But a couple of chain lightning spells did the trick.:(
Thank you :)

I have a question about the screenshots. Gurnisson has 418 mana out of 80. I would like to learn how to achieve such results...

And secondly, something more about the game itself. I'm curious why sometimes there's a guard in the secondary scenarios during the first week, and sometimes there isn't?

PS: By the way, it's interesting that when capturing a secondary town, the second level is always delayed. Maybe it's just a coincidence, but it always happens to me. (I mainly noticed this when playing as Castle.)