Um ... I like to think I'm a qualified Drakh player (still awaiting feedback on my Drakh article!!!), and I got absolutely flushed by a Minbari in a tourney setting. And, for the record, the anti-fighter property that you get on fusion beams makes them more than capable of threatening individual Raiders.
And while the Drakh do get a +1, they have no fighters they can do Scanners to Full with in their enti; so the +4 is out of their capabilities.
My experience, and I believe the same for Chicago-North, is that the Minbari are now largely balanced. The Tinashi is still and excellent hull, and while those that have relied on the Tigara have had their heads handed to them (sorry, it really is a poor hull right now, mostly because of the interceptability of their weapons in a fleet that has, well, no other interceptable weapons to soak of the Interceptors), those that have adapted and moved to the Teshlan and the Ashinta are seeing the fruits of the Minbari Fleet's capabilities, having won the Armageddon-active Chicago IV Tournament last year.
I'm hearing an awful lot of complaints against Minbari Stealth and the like being weak, and I can't see that as accurate. It's just not warranted. The Minbari are weaker than before? Absolutely. But that brought them closer to balance, not reduced them to poor race. Welcome to the rest of the pack's balance.
And thank God for it.
The current Troligan is a horrid step in the wrong. It seems to reflect an attitude that Stealth is of marginal use. I believe that attitude is incorrect.