Making it so that some enemies can attack the walls while there are heroes and guards in front of it seems kind of dumb and terrible. I had two guards, 3 archers, 3 clerics and my hero and the wall still fell.
If only I had an explanation for what half the numbers in the shop meant. Some weapons have the exact same stats except for a single number in parentheses that seems to have nothing to do with the hero.
When I found out you didn't even need a full deck, the game became too damn easy and boring. I would get parting gift out really quickly and then just rush peasants. They would get slaughtered against the AIs good units and I would win with at most 40 health lost.
If you put a palisade or barricade off the path the enemy follows, some units will go out of their way to go destroy it, which can be very helpful at times
The problem with the lying is that it isn't even slightly subtle. Right off the bat this guy is obviously lying to you. There's no point in having him lie if it's going to be like that.
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