It is a day of GHOULS and mass NECROMANCERS - let's do Kel'thuzad's bidding! UD Rank 1 Episode 4 

advice comes out until about 150 APM then he gets serious xD

Unironically would buy a cloak of shadows, functional or not

Thanks!

Night elf serving up that Archimonde Special

It certainly looks like a part of the ultimate "undead fantasy" where tons of skeletons serve as the frontline for your mostly ranged units such as crypt fiends, frost wyrms, meat wagons, obsidian statues etc. Maybe add a few abominations to the mix to bolster your frontline and you get yourself one hell of an army. Unfortunately, that is usually not how it plays out. Necromancers, while undeniably powerful, are pretty easy to keep in check or to counter, as all of their abilities are weak to dispel (especially aoe dispel). As such, we don't actually see necromancers that often. But when they show up, it is always beautiful.

​@@IschmarVI well said

I would kinda think Undead because you don't have a variable Acolyte count; you just need straight 5 acolytes per mine. Don't need to think about how many to build for Lumber as Orc/Human. Don't need to think about rebuilding them for NElf after you spend them building. If you build too many ghouls you can just use them for fights

@@Miranda17137 True yes

In fighting games some characters can have accessible skill floors, but very high skill ceilings. I imagine it’s the same with Human. You get to be fairly proactive about your gameplan, and your opponent needs to respond to it, or they’ll lose. And just because at a high level you need a lot of micro to succeed, it doesn’t mean that you can’t succeed with less micro at lower levels where your opponents also don’t have the strongest micro. Specially if you can leverage a macro advantage leading to just having more stuff than your opponent.

Any athlete will learn the basics of that.

@@Capt.Thunder yeah that's make sense

the Петрович. ☝

@@JG-vq7td Петровик - польский игрок)

Nooooooooo! 😭