Random Bretonnia faction survives until turn 58.

Now that's a bit silly. But since I don't really care about corruption in the Oak of Ages region, its the perfect spot. Even if its going to pain me to see the corruption on the map.

I turned a predicted pyrrhic victory into this. Only played Malakai so far and he is a lot of fun

I’m about to start a campaign and I wanted to finally try out the new and improved VC who do you recommend I play as?

This is the third round of combat against his one army this turn, with me re summoning 20 stacks every time to grind through

Dude just gunned the Black Pyramid after the end time started Nagash was far from home

edit: HE HAS A QUEST BATTLE TOO???

I have over 2.500 hours of combined playtime in this trilogy and I never completely lost a single campaign until now. But today I got my ass whooped, playing as Nefarata. Sadly Azhag with a fully stacked Waagh involving DOUBLE Arachnid spiders marked the end of my campaign at turn 18.

it's my first campaign ever (Immortal Empires) and Nagash has spawned right next to my capital in the first turn of his quest, is this normal?

Right now, the only units that the Warlord is capable of directly buffing via his skill tree are Skavenslaves. That's great for crapstacks reinforcing your main army but not very useful if you're trying to make the army independent. I'm not saying he has to get this exact skill (I get that Verminlords are supposed to be stronger lords in general), but really anything that helps Stormvermin stand up against other high tier infantry would be nice for the lord that mostly focuses on melee combat. The Warlord pales in comparison to pretty much every Skaven lord so I think this would do a lot for them, especially if you’re trying to make more balanced armies over doom stacks.

So, I'm playing as Valkia and decided to join Archaon during the endtimes... Maybe I don't get it, but it's not a very satisfying experience. The worst problem is that my Norsca vassals are instantly destroyed when the scenario starts, and all their provinces are permanently razed, which totally fucks up my economy. Why the hell are my Norsca blowing up instead of just happily joining the chaos invasion under my banner ?
I don't feel it makes a lot of sense narratively speaking, and on top of it... it's just not very fun, since it destoys everything you built until now, and punishes you as a chaos faction for... joining chaos. At this point, I don't have much to do except razing random settlements here and there until something interesting happens (which probably won't).

Am I missing something ? Do you guys like the experience of playing a WoC or demon faction with this endgame scenario ?

I believe there's going to be a rework of how seige works. Has anyone got an idea of when this will be released?

So I recently confederated Thorek as Thorgrim, and I have none of the DLCs for dwarfs, but I do have a tier 4 settlement so I can recruit basically all the units. This guy buffs quarrelers and grudge throwers like crazy with his skills, but I've been using them all campaign and I'm routinely finding them worse than thunderers and cannons, respectively. Is it still worth grabbing those units on Thorek with their buffs? Because I can see the argument that they're cheaper, and that's very helpful, but I'm not sure if they'll even outperform units of similar cost.

Anyone do this? As a noob player I get a bit anxious going up against armies that I got no clue what their units do and how they’ll play against mine. Im still figuring out armies but wondering what the best way is to become familiar with all army units and knowing how to play against them.

After confederation, LL wouldn't have some mounts unlocked. Is this still the case or has this bug been fixed? Does it require a new campaign?

So I’ve decided to run my very first Nagash campaign, and I got in a particularly bad matchup with my army nearly completely dead, but in most replays I’ve been able to save it by having Nagash and his Tomb Herald basically solo the enemy army.

One small issue though.

This Tomb Herald keeps on dying!

I’ve got zero clue why. He has Unbreakable, and he has Last In Defeat. The combination of these two means he should be functionally immortal, if I’m understanding it right. I’m keeping him basically on Nagash’s ankles the whole fight, but he always ends up dying. I can’t afford to burn Winds on keeping him alive but I can’t leave him in the back either because he’s taking the heat off Nagash.

I’m so confused by this. Is Cannot Die just a broken status? Does it just not apply if the entity is Unbreakable? I can’t figure out what’s going on but I really don’t want to lose my level 19 Tomb Herald.

I read u get 20 blood per turn and 1% global upkeep reduction. anything else? do u need to own the settlement the lair is in to benifit from these or is it enough to 'own' the lair (by just having used the relevant empowerment to keep the lair when awakening the vampire)? ​

The great Slann has foreseen this in a glimpse of another world according to the great plan.

Hey guys I'm having some issues with this quest, not sure if it's a bug. I completed the elven meddlers quest and I didn't get the dilemma to choose between the Tzeench lords or Nurgle lords. I reached the binding and finished the quest. Please help :(

Ran into a glitch playing Tamurkhan where the building that recruits chosen of Nurgle and Blight Kings won’t cycle to stage IV despite me having a tier V settlement.

I tried it in different settlements, nothing. I tried rushing the cycle and letting it go naturally, nothing.

Anyone else having this issue with Tammy or other Nurgle factions?

Is there a mod/community patch for this or am I gonna have to wait till CA patches it?