The sound mixing on Davinci Resolve seems to have made the background audio super-quiet. Sorry about that, guys. At least my lovely voice is ringing out loud and clear though, eh?
@@WarmasterMoloch same here.. i am still playing mine.. around turn 40 I found myself at war with Queek to the south, Ghorst and Greasus to the east and Grimgor to the north.. except for a couple of dwarfs,, everyone hate my guts 😁😁😆
@@AlexKoueik I was tempted to record my campaign as a Let's Play, but didn't. I regret that now, as it has become a low-key classic. About 81 turns so far of back-and-forth in the Darklands and on Ulthuan, with my now having made the breakthrough and starting to invade Grimgor's mountain strongholds, as well as Morathi's homelands. Great fun!
Hey any tips for doing this on multiplayer? Ive found that by the time I start marching my armies to get to Darkhold Draz underways out of Darkhold outside my capital.
Sorry mate, I'm far too antisocial for multiplayer! Personally I would recommend that if Drazhoath is going for you like that, wait for him and take him out first. It's his starting army that needs to be dealt with. Once you've taken that out you should be good wipe out all the hobgoblin trash that he will be forced to field as you wipe out his faction.
So do I now! I only just stopped playing the campaign as it was so fun. Fighting Queek, Grimgor, Tretch and Ku'gath all at once in the east, with Malekith, Morathi, Be'lakor and Noctilus waging war on me on Ulthuan. Going to -6000 in income to have enough armies, confederating all the HE lords, etc. Superb fun!
I'm assuming you mean in the early stages and Darkhold, rather than the Sentinels, as that's when the key rebellion takes place. If not, let me know. Assuming I'm correct, three turns means there's probably about five before you might need to defend Fortress of Vorag, so I'd still go for Darkhold to get rid of Drazhoath, then rush back to Vorag to defend it (if it's besieged and you don't think you can win it with the garrison). Normally sending the second army back by itself should be enough. Are you running a lower difficulty? The lower public order penalties probably account for why it's taking longer for the rebellion. If that's the case you could always just occupy the Bone Gulch and Ash Ridge Mountains. That way you may not have a rebellion at all, at least until you've taken the Black Fortress and probably the Sentinels too.
You're a master man! What you suggested is working wonderful however surprise surprise tretch declares war on turn 7 and goes full force after darkhold. I chose to let him have fun and finish off draz after taking his settlements and the fortress. Don't need him coming back.
@@warhammer7770 Absolutely the correct call, mate! Finishing off Drazhoath is definitely more important than getting into it with Tretch straight away. Skaven are almost always a pain to fully kill off, but doing it while also facing stacks coming from another enemy in the opposite direction makes it especially rough. Doubly so in this campaign, as you could have Grimgor and Queek piling on too if Drazhoath is allowed to survive for too long. Let me know how the campaign goes. I'm actually still playing mine from this video daily, as it's the most fun I've had in IE!
Didnt ur description until now, i see that ur on Legendary :P. Did you mention on how to fight the Darkelf battle at the Shrime on Khaine@@WarmasterMoloch
The sound mixing on Davinci Resolve seems to have made the background audio super-quiet. Sorry about that, guys. At least my lovely voice is ringing out loud and clear though, eh?
that's very very useful... much better than my run for this campaign... cheers mate... appreciate your content
Cheers Alex. I'm really enjoying the campaign while playing on, so I really appreciate you suggesting it as a topic!
@@WarmasterMoloch same here.. i am still playing mine.. around turn 40 I found myself at war with Queek to the south, Ghorst and Greasus to the east and Grimgor to the north.. except for a couple of dwarfs,, everyone hate my guts 😁😁😆
@@AlexKoueik I was tempted to record my campaign as a Let's Play, but didn't. I regret that now, as it has become a low-key classic. About 81 turns so far of back-and-forth in the Darklands and on Ulthuan, with my now having made the breakthrough and starting to invade Grimgor's mountain strongholds, as well as Morathi's homelands. Great fun!
Thanks for the quality content, as usual! It's a very well explained guide ❤🔥
Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed it.
Man, we so need a chaos Dwarfs run through from you
Definitely on my agenda. Just need to optimise the starting patterns. Next guide is probably going to be Skarsnik though.
i loved it, i prefer those series tbh
Hey any tips for doing this on multiplayer? Ive found that by the time I start marching my armies to get to Darkhold Draz underways out of Darkhold outside my capital.
Sorry mate, I'm far too antisocial for multiplayer! Personally I would recommend that if Drazhoath is going for you like that, wait for him and take him out first. It's his starting army that needs to be dealt with. Once you've taken that out you should be good wipe out all the hobgoblin trash that he will be forced to field as you wipe out his faction.
Wish you made this a let’s play !
So do I now! I only just stopped playing the campaign as it was so fun. Fighting Queek, Grimgor, Tretch and Ku'gath all at once in the east, with Malekith, Morathi, Be'lakor and Noctilus waging war on me on Ulthuan. Going to -6000 in income to have enough armies, confederating all the HE lords, etc. Superb fun!
What should i do if my capital didnt rebel for another 3 turns? Just carry on towards the sentinels after i recruit a 20 stack?
I'm assuming you mean in the early stages and Darkhold, rather than the Sentinels, as that's when the key rebellion takes place. If not, let me know.
Assuming I'm correct, three turns means there's probably about five before you might need to defend Fortress of Vorag, so I'd still go for Darkhold to get rid of Drazhoath, then rush back to Vorag to defend it (if it's besieged and you don't think you can win it with the garrison). Normally sending the second army back by itself should be enough.
Are you running a lower difficulty? The lower public order penalties probably account for why it's taking longer for the rebellion. If that's the case you could always just occupy the Bone Gulch and Ash Ridge Mountains. That way you may not have a rebellion at all, at least until you've taken the Black Fortress and probably the Sentinels too.
You're a master man! What you suggested is working wonderful however surprise surprise tretch declares war on turn 7 and goes full force after darkhold. I chose to let him have fun and finish off draz after taking his settlements and the fortress. Don't need him coming back.
@@warhammer7770 Absolutely the correct call, mate! Finishing off Drazhoath is definitely more important than getting into it with Tretch straight away. Skaven are almost always a pain to fully kill off, but doing it while also facing stacks coming from another enemy in the opposite direction makes it especially rough. Doubly so in this campaign, as you could have Grimgor and Queek piling on too if Drazhoath is allowed to survive for too long.
Let me know how the campaign goes. I'm actually still playing mine from this video daily, as it's the most fun I've had in IE!
Idk why but the rebellion doesnt happen until turn 6/7 i forgot which but it takes a lot longer maybe due to a patch?
What difficulty level are you playing on, mate?
Didnt ur description until now, i see that ur on Legendary :P. Did you mention on how to fight the Darkelf battle at the Shrime on Khaine@@WarmasterMoloch
@@greekology I actually haven't fought that battle in a while. I usually forget the quest battles in my haste to expand my empire!
this doesnt work any longer after the last patches, does it?
I haven't played the campaign since this run of it. What changes are causing you issues?
can't even recruit a mage :) in turn 3 ... but I'm not sure if that s maybe the campaign difficulty?@@WarmasterMoloch
@@DaWichl It's an archmage, so a general rather than a hero.
@@WarmasterMolochyes right but even if I follow all these steps shown in the video i can't recruit an archmage.. maybe I'm just too stupid
@@DaWichl You can recruit Archmage lords at any time. It's just a tab next to Prince and Princess in the lord recruitment page.