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Well, you're a bit odd.
For example, if I have 10 towns and 100 mines, and you only have one town, I can crush you even with Leprechauns. It's a different story that champions always pay off, but Angels require significant funding. Although, it's pointless to argue that Angels have greater potential.

Well, you're a bit strange.
For example, if I have 10 towns and 100 mines, and you only have one town, I can crush you even with Leprechauns. It's a different story that champions always pay off, but angels require strong funding. Although, it's pointless to argue that angels have higher potential here.

That's an interesting example. Why don't you try it the other way around – when you have 1 city against 10 cities and 100 mines belonging to the enemy? :D
If you're building a city from scratch, Crusaders and Cavaliers will require the least amount of money, and roughly the same amount of ore and wood – a total of 134 units.
If you're building Angels and Monks (the construction time is the same), it will be 1000 gold more expensive, with 72 less wood and ore, but an additional 25 crystals and 14 gems.
If you're building Angels and Crusaders (1 day longer), it will be 4000 gold more expensive, with 42 less wood and ore, and an additional 17 crystals and 14 gems.
Oh, what strong funding for the Angels... Cavaliers only require 33,500 gold to build, not counting other expenses – very little... :eek:
Is it difficult to find an extra 1000-4000 gold or crystals and gems? You can sell excess sulfur and mercury, as well as wood and ore, at the market. :D
Of course, this doesn't mean that you can't fight with Cavaliers – you can and should fight with them, it's just that Angels are often preferable.

However, with limited funding or on smaller maps, Marauders are more advantageous.

A buff guy with booze is more advantageous there, not champions.

Could someone write an interesting response in this thread about a creature that isn't often discussed? I see that here, mostly fans of Chaos Dragons are present. The other creatures are generally in the shadows. I think the topic hasn't been fully explored.

Could someone write an interesting response in this thread about some rarely discussed creature? Because it seems like here, mostly fans of Chaos Dragons are present. The other creatures are completely in the shadows. I think the topic is not fully explored.

In my opinion, there was no point in adding Black Dragons to this list; there is nothing to discuss here. They surpass the others in this list in all parameters, and they can only lose to another level 4 creature in a weekly equivalent.
In my opinion, if we remove Black Dragons, Sea Serpents, Bone Dragons, and Berserk Bulls from the expansion dominate.

In my opinion, if you remove the Chaos Dragon, sea monsters, bone dragons, and berserk bulls from the expansion dominate.

Among the add-ons, the Gargantua will be more dangerous than any Gnasher, so it's best to avoid them if possible. And the Dark Champion is no pushover either. But each of them has its own weak spot, or at least there is a tactic with which you can defeat them.

It's interesting where you got that translation from – Marauder? It seems like here it's Champion, and it was the same in the third game.
As for the advantage – Champions have higher speed and movement range, so they won't be able to use the running start bonus. And in melee combat, 1 Champion of Darkness defeats 4 Champions.