Secondly, if your opponent is much faster than you, it shows that there is still an obvious gap in your skills, which cannot be completely compensated by tactics. Spider frost dragon is still relatively strong to some extent.
Thirdly, there should not be too many spiders in the early stage of Frost Demon, so it is better to kill his spiders instead of heroes.
Again, there must be an abyss when you leave Frost Dragon. If there is an abyss, UD will cast a shadow by the way. Develop well and don't let the other person touch your movements.
Thirdly, when you see him preparing the frost dragon, you can leave the bat and patrol the mine with the bat, and then fry it when the frost dragon comes.
Third, the Frost Dragon can be limited by a small distortion. If there is a second deformation, the Frost Dragon will have no power. There is no dispel ability in the UD of frost dragon.
Finally, if it is LT's picture, there is another trick for orcs to fight UD, that is, they don't need to ride wolves too fast, and then use their skills to buy some bombers from goblins, and first rush their troops to each other's homes to attract fire. The other side will not have too strong output except for the double hero combo, and it doesn't matter if it is dead. Mainly after rushing in, the second hero sent a post to the bomber behind, rushed to the other party's home, and tried to get his main base before the other three books were ready (as long as it was easy to protect the bomber). When the three books are ready, they will blow up the population, and the frost demon maggots can't get out without population, otherwise it won't be a loss to cut down the other party's gold mine cover and fly back to the city.
In short, UD's fast frost dragon was not effective enough before the frost dragon was formed. You should improve your population advantage and force the other side to fight you head-on, or you should use the orc's siege strength to storm the other side's base again and again and try to decide the outcome before the frost dragon appears.