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Some units aren't very powerful but have great abilities. For example, [[Harpy and Harpy Hag|Harpy Hags]] and [[Wolf Rider and Wolf Raider|Wolf Raiders]] are not strong themselves, as they are only 2nd level units and thus have low stats, but their abilities (respectively, to attack without retaliation and to come back, and to strike twice) make them a formidable force and are extremely helpful to the entire army. | Some units aren't very powerful but have great abilities. For example, [[Harpy and Harpy Hag|Harpy Hags]] and [[Wolf Rider and Wolf Raider|Wolf Raiders]] are not strong themselves, as they are only 2nd level units and thus have low stats, but their abilities (respectively, to attack without retaliation and to come back, and to strike twice) make them a formidable force and are extremely helpful to the entire army. | ||
Most units become really overpowered only after being upgraded, and their upgraded dwellings | Most units become really overpowered only after being upgraded, and their upgraded dwellings require magical resources (e.g. [[Swordsman and Crusader|Crusaders]], [[Giant and Titan|Titans]]) or even specific buildings (e.g. [[Red Dragon and Black Dragon|Black Dragons]], [[Gorgon and Mighty Gorgon|Mighty Gorgons]]). Imbalanced units are usually very expensive themselves. | ||
Finally, some imbalanced abilities are in fact a double-edged sword. These controversies include, most notably, magic immunity of [[Green Dragon and Gold Dragon|Gold Dragons]], [[Red Dragon and Black Dragon|Black Dragons]], and [[Psychic Elemental and Magic Elemental|Magic Elementals]], which makes them immune to damage spells (therefore allowing you to use [[Dragogeddon]] strategy), but also to benevolent spells, including [[Resurrection]]. [[Anti-magic]] spell can save a stack from something very bad, but also makes it immune to supporting spells. Many players criticize [[Gog and Magog|Magogs]] and [[Lich and Power Lich|Liches]] for their ability to damage their own troops, while they were meant to be able to attack multiple enemy stacks simultaneously; same for [[breath attack]] which may cause horrific losses of allied units. | Finally, some imbalanced abilities are in fact a double-edged sword. These controversies include, most notably, magic immunity of [[Green Dragon and Gold Dragon|Gold Dragons]], [[Red Dragon and Black Dragon|Black Dragons]], and [[Psychic Elemental and Magic Elemental|Magic Elementals]], which makes them immune to damage spells (therefore allowing you to use [[Dragogeddon]] strategy), but also to benevolent spells, including [[Resurrection]]. [[Anti-magic]] spell can save a stack from something very bad, but also makes it immune to supporting spells. Many players criticize [[Gog and Magog|Magogs]] and [[Lich and Power Lich|Liches]] for their ability to damage their own troops, while they were meant to be able to attack multiple enemy stacks simultaneously; same for [[breath attack]] which may cause horrific losses of allied units. |