It's becoming entertaining indeed 
Regarding the amount of troops in Mictlan and decisiveness of the battle. I'll probably give some more specific info in the stats mails, but there are a few things that must be noted:
-There were more units than when you checked (some were built), in particular more wizard priests.
-Number of wizards and wizard priets is always difficult to know precisely.
-Magic is very powerful IF you have high levels fo magic researched. Conjurations helped Mictlan a bit. Construction too, although it was more useful for Jotunheim against Shinuyama. Marignon's evocations were partially countered by the fact the imps summoned by Mictlan didn't fear fire.
-Marignon army had a limited number of front line troops. More infantry to hold the line would have allowed the cavalry to be used more efficiently on the wings and could have sucked a lot of the imps and jaguar warriors attacks.
Anyhow, Mictlan troops outnumbered Marignon and had more wizards.

Regarding the amount of troops in Mictlan and decisiveness of the battle. I'll probably give some more specific info in the stats mails, but there are a few things that must be noted:
-There were more units than when you checked (some were built), in particular more wizard priests.
-Number of wizards and wizard priets is always difficult to know precisely.
-Magic is very powerful IF you have high levels fo magic researched. Conjurations helped Mictlan a bit. Construction too, although it was more useful for Jotunheim against Shinuyama. Marignon's evocations were partially countered by the fact the imps summoned by Mictlan didn't fear fire.
-Marignon army had a limited number of front line troops. More infantry to hold the line would have allowed the cavalry to be used more efficiently on the wings and could have sucked a lot of the imps and jaguar warriors attacks.
Anyhow, Mictlan troops outnumbered Marignon and had more wizards.