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That said, the presence or absence of walls barely makes a difference in the game.
90% of the time you won't be fighting in your city anyway, most of the time you'll either be attacking or reinforcing other cities (in which case the defensive battles take place in a field map anyway). The only few times your city will become a battlefield is if you get a fleshhound attack event, if an enemy (or horde crisis) makes you a target (which is rare and you'll have ample warning in advance) or the final battle.