So many other things you could/should have done differently. First off, as Clan Angrund, money is an issue. One of your starting Lords gives you 10% off all buildings in your province if you use him correctly and don't put him in your army. Also, when you take a settlement, loot the fucker, every time there's more than 100 gold. Get trade and keep asking for trade EVERY SINGLE turn until you get it with as many other factions as possible. Work towards having a good healthy balance. You'll need it. That's just for starters mate.
Adrian Dale idk... this was firsr faction in this game i playid. (I have exp total war games). I did not find this campaign that hard (playid in hard mode). And yea, looting or razing then occupying the city was one way i earned my money. Secend way was once defeating the army i did not kill them but sold them to enemys, which earnes me more money. I chose building that earned money and growth. Cuz for research i went for better troops (cuz you could not have many of them, so i went quality over quantity). Ps. Sorry for bad english, it's not my native langue
As for troop moving. I chise the tunnels. Allways. Usually enemy had more troops and when u were undergraound enemy could not flank you. That way your troops could face them right way. Which gave you a big advantage
That is Correct. The master engineer. However, you need to level that ability first. That is why you have him in your army in order to gain experience and then level him. If you just leave him in your settlement he will gain level slower. The only issue I saw is that he should have used tunneling more. Other than that this is a good guide.
This got me started. I always wanted to play this faction but could not figure out how. Everything has changed in Warhammer 2 though. Heros don't get them lord buffs and it seems you can't unlock the legions of legend until way later. Also, the dwarfs up north will declare war on you even though you have military access and a non-aggression pact with them. Still going to give it a go now that I know stacking them heroes into the army makes it so much more powerful on the autoresolve. I always thought they were meant for a different purpose
When I play my heroes have a much more simplified campaign effects selection (i.e. hinder replenishment, assassinate, etc.) How do I enable the campaign effects that you have?
Its even harder now with the pirates of sartosa attacking you from the south.
These are quite old guides but I am working on redoing them :)
For growth, build a growth building instead of a useless wall. Nobody attacks you before your settlement is tier 3+ anyways.
I managed to take eight peaks not too far into the game. Now i just have to hold it down whilst i muster
So many other things you could/should have done differently. First off, as Clan Angrund, money is an issue. One of your starting Lords gives you 10% off all buildings in your province if you use him correctly and don't put him in your army. Also, when you take a settlement, loot the fucker, every time there's more than 100 gold. Get trade and keep asking for trade EVERY SINGLE turn until you get it with as many other factions as possible. Work towards having a good healthy balance. You'll need it. That's just for starters mate.
Adrian Dale idk... this was firsr faction in this game i playid. (I have exp total war games). I did not find this campaign that hard (playid in hard mode). And yea, looting or razing then occupying the city was one way i earned my money. Secend way was once defeating the army i did not kill them but sold them to enemys, which earnes me more money. I chose building that earned money and growth. Cuz for research i went for better troops (cuz you could not have many of them, so i went quality over quantity). Ps. Sorry for bad english, it's not my native langue
As for troop moving. I chise the tunnels. Allways. Usually enemy had more troops and when u were undergraound enemy could not flank you. That way your troops could face them right way. Which gave you a big advantage
That is Correct. The master engineer. However, you need to level that ability first. That is why you have him in your army in order to gain experience and then level him. If you just leave him in your settlement he will gain level slower. The only issue I saw is that he should have used tunneling more. Other than that this is a good guide.
Hey Mate, Loving the videos.
Does the siege holdout time buff stack with all the heroes?
You can get it to stack yes be warned some mods will break that stack though! :)
This got me started. I always wanted to play this faction but could not figure out how. Everything has changed in Warhammer 2 though. Heros don't get them lord buffs and it seems you can't unlock the legions of legend until way later. Also, the dwarfs up north will declare war on you even though you have military access and a non-aggression pact with them. Still going to give it a go now that I know stacking them heroes into the army makes it so much more powerful on the autoresolve. I always thought they were meant for a different purpose
I fight two different crooked moon factions, shaven, Orcs at start, and the elves. There’s 0 breathing room.
When I play my heroes have a much more simplified campaign effects selection (i.e. hinder replenishment, assassinate, etc.) How do I enable the campaign effects that you have?
This is quite an old guide (Released near when the faction was out) so I'll need to re-look at them eventually and re-release :)
Hi Nathan
Hi Dom!