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You won't be able to apply everything in one turn.
My actions: Dragon's Might (defense and damage +100%), General First Strike (Phoenixes reach almost any point), Anti-Magic on you, and then as I see fit.:smile44: :smile15: :smile15: :smile15: :smile44: :smile44: :smile44:

Okay, here's your first turn: "Dragon Strength." Mine: "Guardian Angel."
Second turn: "Common First Strike," Mine: "Nature's Ward."
Since the angels have higher initiative than the phoenixes, they go twice (if that's what you expected). In these two turns, it either takes down the hero (if he hasn't drunk an immortality potion) or the phoenixes. :) :smile14: :smile14: :smile14:

A lot depends on:
- The size of the armies.
- The spells we both know.
- Who attacked whom and drank a potion from their backpack.
- How much mana we have.
- And so on.
I even think you have a chance to win:smile13: :smile14: :smile14: :smile49:, but I don't rule out:smile35: my own victory.
With respect.

Look! The hero is on the front line. He'll be killed immediately, whereas an Order mage must be protected. With Life, a leveled-up general grants my army the right to the first turn. Consequently, I can do many things: kill your hero twice (if he has immortality), cast "General Ward of Order", "General Blessing", "Celestial Armor", etc. But the main thing is to roll out the Angels, like the "Guardian Angel". The battle results are predictable.

Legs, wings... the main thing is the TAIL! :D
So, "Order, death, etc...", and the Barbarians with their magical protection almost always shut down mages! :D :cool:

Yes, my hero is always at the forefront... and this is not a tactical miscalculation. It's a choice. He is always in the thick of it, but he has protection (either illusions or resurrection spells, etc.) - I'm not complaining... Of course, things happen sometimes (I probably wouldn't put a Human on the front line).
Regarding blessings... Everything is fine, of course. I enjoy using them myself.
But Order is not to be underestimated either. For example, you can steal energy from a Life mage. And angel illusions won't hurt.

It’s certainly good that the angels are an illusion, but there’s a catch. When the battle ends, the Angels disappear. So, when I see that I’m losing, I try to kill as many enemies as I can (without touching the illusions). Sometimes, I manage to kill everyone except the illusions. And then they disappear, and that’s it. No one wins. It’s a draw.

A hero with magical defense. And the warriors are just vagrants... :)

The outcome of the Nature vs. Barbarian duel depends on the player!:cool:
And I wouldn't say that Nature can win so easily!
So, Barbarians rule! :D :cool:

I wouldn't say that! :D What prevents a Barbarian from simultaneously leveling up their tactics on altars? :) This: Bonus to movement, attack, defense, morale, and also the title of GENERAL (army bonuses)! :cool: So, I wouldn't say that the Barbarians have a weak army! :D :cool: