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I played as Kirill, and he was the only one I used. Difficulty: normal. Overall, playing as the Demons was interesting (and I completed the previous mission as the Undead). Opening the gates more than compensated for the racial ability to raise undead. Kirill's magic was developed much weaker than Anastasia's,
37 versus
106, but during the map clearing and obtaining various perks and bonuses, it increased to around
80. :
The tactic was as follows:First, I captured 2 nearby Castles and a Fort, rebuilt them, then took the Naga Castle, but didn't rebuild it to save gold, and I also really like the dragons there. I gave all the Demons to Sarah, and I ran around with these dragons, clearing the map. Kirill had well-developed Drain Life (drained 32% of the damage) and Regeneration (about 1200 per turn), thanks to which I came out of each battle with practically no losses, or with minimal losses.
Advice for those who will play this map: don't waste resources on losses, it's best to avoid them altogether. Because already on the 1st day of the mission, your enemies have large stacks of troops + there are also many large neutral creatures (by the way, no one joined me during the entire map, what nasty creatures:D).Kate easily defeated the allies because I had a large army, and that's why I saved every warrior. The only significant loss was a stack of Imps in a battle with Ishtvan, I lost about 235 of them. My most powerful force was, of course, the Abyss Demons, thanks to them I won all the battles, including the final one, against the dragon. I agree with previous authors that the boss was weak, only the largest one. Since I had the spells Dispel Armor (-34 defense) and Weakness (-58% damage), it wasn't difficult to defeat the dragon.
The troops were as follows:
~617 guys with whips
~700 Succubi
~560 Broodmothers
~77 Imps
~370 Ravagers
~280 Pit Lords
~46 Sacred Kirins
I only lost all the whip-wielding units and a few Ravagers:)) See for yourself how long it took me:D
