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and even from demons.

and even from the biggest noobs.

I myself, even though I'm a low-skill player, always easily defeat everyone when undead appear on a random map. There aren't even many special build options needed; just summon and do whatever you want. Archers, archers, archers – 300 on the second week, 600 on the third. Who can't be killed with that?

If the defense provides good protection against arrows and other abilities, then these 600 archers will kill, say, five gremlins, or other skeletal archers.

Only if the spell is "dodge".

Yeah, and that too. Of course.

Divine Klovanity

Although it seems you can still manage without it, especially if you didn't take the necessary abilities to develop the archers. This ability, what was it called, +1 to max and min damage (wow, it's been a while since I played, I forgot what it's called), and the ability for ranged attacks, for example.

Klov, are you an idiot or something? I didn't even attack, for example, and I owned all the neutral creatures without any losses because the summon is incredibly powerful and the skill points are high. 600 archers with 1-2 damage each. Six hundred of them, damn it. And that's in addition to the rest of the army, and nobody canceled the Fiend and Elementals.

I was just explaining my tactics to Mentik and another guy, and Mentik jumped in with his useless advice.

Yeah, yeah. Blocking Elven Archers with ghosts from dead fairies – that’s brilliant, of course. It’s obvious that everyone is so stupid that they’ll easily let you do that in two turns.

You'll be saying that you beat everyone in the final using only archers.

Blocking the elf archers with ghosts from the dead fairies is, of course, genius.

All genius is simple, Menti. And everything is perfectly blocked, counters are perfectly removed, and dead elves are perfectly not resurrected. What could be better than happy zombies?

That’s exactly what happened; I played on a template with the computer, and there was no difference in what to fight with. I’m talking about clearing out neutral creatures on the map. In the final battle, of course, you can bring all sorts of stuff with you; the army doesn’t cost anything.

But you didn't do it in your own save game before they died. And that's despite the fact that no established, ancient Ents were protecting them, even though they easily could have. If you're playing against a serious opponent, it's actually much easier to eliminate them in those two turns than to block them.

Well, I might not remember everything correctly, or maybe I remember it differently. But what I do remember is that archers, just like gremlins, deal very little damage in the late game.

Retrain...

Well, I usually do just that. And again, my "word memory" suggests that Warriors are actually very strong in the late game.
However, I am indeed reasoning about something I don't fully understand, and relying only on my fragile "word memory").