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NTJedi said:
And combined with a 20% from unrest is too likely in my book. You never have close battles anyway so there's no need for you to worry about it.
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The chance that all three blood hunters will fail approaches 2%. Why are you worrying about events that will only happen in 1 out of every 50 attacks, when your province is only likely to experience 5 attacks in a game.
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One turn lost blood-hunting/researching since it's a magic casted battle and another turn lost to recapture the province. And if the blood hunters were unable to retreat into a province without a lab then you're sending them into battle without blood slaves making them virtually powerless.
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This would be a problem for you with any blood nation thanks to your choice to perform unnecessary tasks.
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Call of the wolves v.s Mictlans 10 PD 
way too risky in my book.
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You'd be better off to buy a single Tribal King and have him capture slaves than to worry about supplying blood slaves to your hunters. Your hunters are expendable, your play time isn't.
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Summon imps casted by 3 blood mages is 18 imps... when casted again during battle that is 36 imps plus PD. And this has won battles for me against hordes from hell.
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Of course, you could have just had your hunters retreat, then move them back in to retake the province the next turn.
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House rules are set before a game starts... no one forces them to play these games with house rules. If they don't like the house rules they should host their own game.
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You are complaining that Mictlan can't use castles to protect its blood hunters. That is micromanagement created solely by the house rules you chose, so you certainly can't complain about it.
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Guess you're just in a total different game experience compared to others since this has been mentioned before yet you deny the big micromanagement with Mictlan. Obviously you don't believe me or anyone whose complained about this before, as I've listed below:
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Maybe you should learn to read while you go about learning that repeating the same assertion does not make it anymore true. I have issues with your complaints about micromanagement. Please don't bring up irrelevant appeals to popularity.