All of it was four Heroes at Level 1. I was hoping to find a better number for what point value to set the enemy at but after three hours I didn't learn much :?

I pretty much decided this, its really comes down to a judgment call on the host's part. Our four Heroes fought armies of 300 that were just as hard as others that were 450. And we fought one that was 280 that we just demolished.

What I've decided for sure though, the host cannot choose an army with a competitive mindset. Seeing as his opponent is all Heroes, its easy to choose a counter-Hero Army. It is, after all, up to the host to create a fun, yet challenging Army. If the host picks something too easy or too difficult, the guests wont have much fun playing. Balance is key. An all agent Army will most likely destroy any Hero combination. Even if a party of 4 Heroes has a ranged unit to keep up with the agents, they're still getting at up to 6 attacks per round compared to 1 from the Heroes.

It also party the responsibility of the players. If they don't get a balanced team that works well off each other, they will have their downfalls against even balances army.

Spider Web Grab 0 Requires "Chain Grab"
blah blah blah... 3 clear sight spaces... blah blah blah. This Power can only be used in Arachnid Form.

Spider Web Grab 1
blah blah blah... 4 clear sight spaces... blah blah blah. This Power can only be used in Arachnid Form.

Poison Fang 0Requires "Poison Blade"
blah blah blah... This power can only be used in Arachnid Form.

A Coward’s Reward [1, 2]:
When this figure rolls for leaving engagement attacks, this figure rolls [1, 2] additional attack die.
-Dwarf, Human, Warforged

A Stalwart’s Reward [1, 2, 3]:
If an opponent’s figure engages this figure, this figure rolls
[1, 1, 2] additional attack and
[1, 2, 2] additional defense die against that figure until the opponent’s figure is no longer engaged to this figure.
-Dwarf, Human, Warforged

Battle Frenzy [1, 2, 3]:
After attacking with this figure with a normal attack, roll the 20-sided die. If you roll a [16, 14, 12] or higher, you may attack again with this figure.
-Dwarf, Elf, Human, Lizardfolk, Orc

Charging Assault 1: Move -1
If this figure in unengaged before moving, it may add 3 spaces to its Move. This figure must be able to end its movement engaged to an opponent’s figure in order to use Charging Assault.
-Dwarf, Elf, Human, Lizardfolk, Orc

Cleave 1:
When this figure attacks an adjacent figure, you may choose one Squad figure that is also adjacent to this figure. If the defending figure receives any wounds from this figure’s attack, the chosen figure receives one wound.
-Dwarf, Elf, Human, Orc, Warforged

Tough [1, 2, 3]: Defense [-3, -2, -1]
When this figure rolls defense dice, add one automatic shield to whatever is rolled.
-Dwarf, Human, Lizardfolk, Orc

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What if instead of putting the powers in Level orders, then by alphabetical order I do something like this?