Posts from Death vs. Life

So, gentlemen, the factions are opposites, and the spells of both races are aimed specifically at the other. The battle will be tough, but who will win?:smile19: :smile24:

Life will prevail. You just need to build the right deck. Angels, crosses, a tactician, a couple of life-givers, a druid, and a mage. Victory is guaranteed.

And what if the battle takes place on a map where there isn't enough time to level up? Vampires for the Necropolis faction develop faster than the Crusaders for the Haven faction. What then? And also, no protection or holy word spells? In such situations, Life will lose with a crushing score.

Vampires won't heal from crosses. The cross gain is 6, while vampires only have 3.
It's easy for a mage to create a ward.

Necropolis has one advantage – it has the fastest and cheapest castle to build. Otherwise, I think everything will depend on the player. And on small maps, it will also depend on luck (for example, whether the right spells will appear, or whether the neutral creatures will be difficult to defeat).

On small maps, Death doesn't have any more chances. Life can buy an Archer, turn him into a tank Paladin, and you don't even have to think about what to build or who to buy.

Life. Be a winner. You need to build:
Spearmen, as they are effective against Vampires,
Crusaders, with Death Shield and Double Strike, also against Vampires,
Champions, I love these guys, against Devils or Death Knights.
Arbalests and Squires as cannon fodder.

Arby

For meat? They should be used to destroy things, not to make meat.

I love Champions, especially when they're up against Devils or KD.

How will the Champions cope with the Devils if they can easily be left without momentum?

...Pikemen, like reckless units against vampires...Arbalests and Squires are just meat.

Pikemen with their reckless ability are a double-edged sword. They will deal good damage only when there are many of them. But they are not suitable for removing the reckless ability or distracting (redirecting) from archers – they simply won't react to their reckless ability. They are quite suitable for protecting other units from archers (as meat), but due to their long spear, it is difficult for them to strike in melee combat without moving – they shift and expose those they are protecting. As a result, they become the second contender for the role of meat after squires. Arbalests – if they are not used as ranged attackers, it is better not to carry them around the map at all – as meat, they are worse than squires, but tastier for vampires.

How will champions cope with devils if they can be easily left without the charge ability?

A champion without the charge ability is a problem; they will be useless against a devil. Against creatures with Charge Defense, they should be able to pass.