neat bit about the wildspeaker is that he gives an extra -20% upkeep to animals in his army stack, given natures ability to print out animals (and that upkeep reduction affects upkeep from unit enchantments) this can be big.
And since animals have -25% upkeep innate, having a wildspeaker in the stack brings it to -45% which is almost the cap of -50%. Cheap armies with no need for other upkeep reduction perks.
A Wildspeaker, a Hero (or Horned God), two Glade Runners, two Beasts. Easy endgame stack. Me, I prefer 3 Glade Runners, 2 Warbreeds and a Hero, but the concept still works.
I am currently playing as nature affinity with a feudal faction and got signet of knighthood early and it is crazy sending beasts and t3 knights out to clean up but additionally when I summon vines they get the stand together 20% buff so if i have cast vines my cavalry and beasts instantly get that boost thanks to being next to the vines a really lovly and easy combo that I was surprised how effective it synergized.
It has a lot of obvious synergy in and with itself. I'm not quite sure yet how it fares in comparison to the other trees (still working on the rest of the tome library rn) but it's one of the coolest affinities to run mono I've found so far.
To explain for the newbies: It fully resets move points, at the cost of berserking your entire army. Angels can't go berserk. So it just fully resets move points. And a mage king can cast it twice on the same turn. 3 turns of unhindered attacking. If that doesn't do it, you're doing something wrong.
If you get Gaias chosen, the whole race counts as plants for the t5 buff
if it's true then it chould be mentionned in the spell effect just like whightborn say that affected unit get the undead unit type .
@@Undermine5 Agreed. It shouldn't be esoteric knowledge.
@@thevoxdeus I agreed Angelize also has this problem. It make all units celestial.
But they do mention it, or do I misremember the spells?
Do I understand right it counts the same way for resurrection spell? So effectively most of the time you will be resurrecting all your army.
neat bit about the wildspeaker is that he gives an extra -20% upkeep to animals in his army stack, given natures ability to print out animals (and that upkeep reduction affects upkeep from unit enchantments) this can be big.
And since animals have -25% upkeep innate, having a wildspeaker in the stack brings it to -45% which is almost the cap of -50%. Cheap armies with no need for other upkeep reduction perks.
A Wildspeaker, a Hero (or Horned God), two Glade Runners, two Beasts.
Easy endgame stack.
Me, I prefer 3 Glade Runners, 2 Warbreeds and a Hero, but the concept still works.
Nature seems to be quite strong for those who want to stick to a single affinity. The amount of synergies is amazing.
it the best tome tree in the game almost all of it tome are good or insane
Angelized + awaken instinct equal another turn with no downsides except that the "extra" turn does not help with cool downs.
I am currently playing as nature affinity with a feudal faction and got signet of knighthood early and it is crazy sending beasts and t3 knights out to clean up but additionally when I summon vines they get the stand together 20% buff so if i have cast vines my cavalry and beasts instantly get that boost thanks to being next to the vines a really lovly and easy combo that I was surprised how effective it synergized.
Yeah I keep learning more and more crazy stuff you can do with these vines. They were marked on my script as "Sick Vines", just so you know :D
Nature is so powerful
It has a lot of obvious synergy in and with itself. I'm not quite sure yet how it fares in comparison to the other trees (still working on the rest of the tome library rn) but it's one of the coolest affinities to run mono I've found so far.
Parting Gifts also heal you when a vine died
Parting gifts is OP now
awaken instintincts is broken strong, if used on angelized race
To explain for the newbies: It fully resets move points, at the cost of berserking your entire army.
Angels can't go berserk.
So it just fully resets move points.
And a mage king can cast it twice on the same turn.
3 turns of unhindered attacking. If that doesn't do it, you're doing something wrong.
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Dumb question. Does it also count as an adjacent forest when I build it on a forest tile?
No, only adjacent tiles are counted in. The square itself is not adjacent, therefore the game doesn't care. At least that's what I always assumed ^^
Also does super growth apply to animal unite
Supergrowth is a race transformation and work only with your racial units. If you want big animals you can use Empowered Beasts from the same tome.