This Demon Hunter is a ONE ELF ARMY - Rank 1 Night Elf Quest - Episode 11 - WC3 

lmao. we've all been there fellas...

Trying to beat big cows with small archers. I would do the same challenge

I think that Grubby already found a good name for him with "destroyer of fun". Because that's what he does. He mana burns the will to live out of the opponent.

@@IschmarVI 😀 yeah that's a good one. He kinda is ruining fun with blood mage close behind.

it may be wc3champions

When a wisp builds an ancient building, the wisp "dies," thus taking his population at that moment from 20/20 to 19/20. He then starts building another wisp from his Tree, and then cancels the ancient he started to build, bringing that wisp back to life so it can harvest more wood, and bringing his pop count to 21/20, giving you one wisp in production while at the same time being overpopulation.

Troll Batriders (Unstable Concotion) can ruin your day. You can try to mitigate this by spreading out your Hippogryphs, but the problem is that since they are melee air-to-air, they clump when attacking, so you have to be on a hair trigger alert, and if you mess up once, you can lose them all to a couple of Batrider explosions. For Undead, same problem for using Gargoyles. For Human, at least all air attacks at decent range, so they don't clump so much. I'm wondering if Druids of the Talon in Storm Crow form would be better -- at least as long as they stay over passable ground, you can land them when you see the Batriders coming. But Batriders' air-to-ground attack is pretty good against them (as is Windriders if you didn't kill them all first), so you also need ground-based anti-air, which means you can't phase out Archers. For Undead, Tier 3 unlocks Stone Form, so that Gargoyles can land as well (but Stone Form has a long cooldown, so you can't do it all the time -- at least for Night Elf, Druids of the Talon can land any time as long as they have Mana for the transition).

When you build certain buildings as night elf the wisp essentially die; as you lose it when the building is done. So when you start building the wisp is counted as dead and u regain the food u used for it, then you start producing a new wisp and stop the production of the building to get the dead wisp back, bringing your population to 21/ 20

Not grubby, but the wisp ceases to exist while it’s building an ancient, so it doesn’t add to your food count. You build a unit to max your food count while it’s building and then you cancel the building giving you back the wisp, adding onto your food count but over your cap

So im at 20 pop start the build with the wisp my pop goes to 19? And I start to produce a wisp that brings my pop to 20 again than I cancel the building get the wisp back so I cheese the game to have an extra unit . Right?

when you are 20/20 food you start making a shop, now you are 19/20 you start making a new wisp, now you are 20/20 again, you cancel the shop that that you are building, now you are 21/20 food

Thx, boys*

I think but I'm a bronzer, First get panda, go hippo rider into chimaera late and talons. Mass hunt was inappropriate as soon as he showed up with wyverns and archers are garbage vs blade. But if he gets raider and go for a ground army then you could counter with hunts/bear, but anyway I really think he needed to tech up. He could have converted all the archers into hippo riders.

Yes he is

if you build a building with a wisp that is an ancient it kills the wisp technically so he builds units during that too replace its population and cancels too get the wisp back too work or if your talking the scout wisps when he builds and cancels its usually too just dodge the Mountain king spell thunderbolt which will 1 shot the wisp and give exp so hes trying too deny the EXP and build more harvesters faster

it allows you to overpopulate to 21/20. If you start building a tree with a wisp, the wisp is removed ans the population is recuced, which then allows you to start creating another wisp. If you then cancel the building, you get the wisp back but the queued wisp is *still* produced. That allows you to keep wisp production going until the second moonwell finishes, because otherwise you would get supply locked with the build that Grubby uses.

it allows you to overpopulate to 21/20. If you start building a tree with a wisp, the wisp is removed ans the population is recuced, which then allows you to start creating another wisp. If you then cancel the building, you get the wisp back but the queued wisp is still produced. That allows you to keep wisp production going until the second moonwell finishes, because otherwise you would get supply locked with the build that Grubby uses.

Not that simple lol

I'm soloing this chat rn

let the man rest bro

No.

denied

RU-vid actually punishes that.

Don't be a jerk, grubby does plenty to entertain us. Go find something to do if you're that bored.