If Draiss hadn't refined his game to an almost unrecognizable level due to him playing against the General of the Heavens, the defensive might have been solid. As it was, it was, at best, static, and while it started strong, he was able to post individual units JUST outside of attack range, his archers moving slowly forward, obliterating enemy units as they slowly drifted into range. The blue might have had a better quality and quantity army, but her lack of moves compared to them, especially with them sharing thoughts, easily linking strategies together, would soon be more telling. The hardest part, of course, would be drawing such a slow and ponderous army out of position.