Each of these Peons will build a Tower to solidify the two river ford cordons, and then hide in the nearest Burrow. Your opening move should be to produce one more Peon and rally him to the north part of your base, then jump to the Peon in the NW and send him back across the river, and then send your two Peons in the SW back across the river. The two Peons in the south have plenty of time to escape, but if you wait too long, they, too, will be trapped and killed. If you check, you will see that the ambush group actually teleports in to block his escape route. The Peon in the north can be saved if he heads across the river immediately, but not if he waits until the call to fall back. Your two Peons in the middle cannot be saved by any means, and they can't do anything else useful, so just ignore them. The Elves set up shop in the rubble almost immediately, because they have a bunch of walking trees waiting in the wings. On the west side of the river, your central base gets overrun immediately, then the northern one, then the southern one. Let it run a few times, just to see what's going on. This scenario looks very hard at the beginning, but it turns out to be pretty easy. The second approach is probably stronger overall, and may be necessary on hard mode, but it does not appear to be the logical approach, because it relies on knowing what will happen when you find the Well. The second approach puts the highest priority on finding the Chaos Well. The first approach is cautious and defensive, and degrades the Elven forces before making a substantial commitment to finding the Chaos Well. They are the same until about halfway through, and then they diverge. This walkthrough presents two main approaches.
The obstacles that you will face are fairly tough in absolute terms, but so are the Orcs. Despite initial appearances, this scenario is fairly easy.
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