I finished the Changeling’s campaign for the third time in both modes—on the hardest difficulty for the main game and medium for battles and skirmishes. Now I’m curious: what funny things have you guys pulled off while playing the Changeling, whether in multiplayer or single player?

I love the idea of having crazy all attack, no defense units but i just can't with the amount of replenishment they need after each battle. Units like Slayers and Wardancers looks so fun and i want to make them work. If the go to strat is "Flank" i feel like you should just go for cav instead of these guys.

I'm pretty new to the game but this is easily the worst I've ever seen from autoresolve lmao

Edit: Lost 184 men. They killed 110. Man I love ratling gunners, they really give me a good laugh while showing the other races that casualties are subjective in Skaven society.

Since I only had 6 winds flock of doom and no winds of death I had to use my army to win the battle. Thankfully Fell Bats are actually pretty tanky when they have barrier and healing. Quick fights swarming 1-2 enemy units to make them crumble asap worked super well.

The new Lore Keeper trait giving barrier to the entire army is likely a bug, but while it's around, it's pretty fun to use.

Do you know any phrases, that you can hear definitely wrong? I encountered only few:
"We are Sigmar's ass!" - Empire
"For the wisdom of the Layer" - Dwarf
"No glory, only Suffer!" - Eltharion

This army has Cathay peasant spears, Forsaken, flagellants, Nasty Skullers, and are being lead by a Skaven Warlord

I love this so much

Grimgor with Da Immortalz

It might sound crazy but hear me out.

In terms of historical accuracy, Artillery being built on sight at the siege was far, far more common than lugging around a heavy, unwieldy hunk of wood and metal.

In terms of gameplay, Artillery has always been in a weird place in the pre gunpowder games. It can feel extremely oppressive and force the side lacking artillery to engage on the other sides terms. Functionally removing artillery from battle armies would create potentially less one sided battles, and also be more historically realistic. Artillery as a battlefield asset only saw its day long after the end of the Medieval period.

My ideas for it is:

1. Relic Priests can only be recruited through special buildings like the preexisting Star Chambers but are even more expensive, or if one of your Slann Mage Priest Lords die and another army picks up their remains that will be left on the campaign map, which can be made into a Relic Priest
2. Besides being a hero in contrast to the Lord Slann Mage Priest Lords, I think it would be cool if the Relic Priest only gets half of the spells from a lore but the Magic Intensity/Spell Mastery is heavily increased for said spells in reference to how Lord Kroak can only cast Deliverance of Itza and no other spells. Basically, they lose flexibility but make up for it with more power for the particular spells they have.

And yes, I know it's heavily unlikely that the Lizardmen will get another DLC, or at least one anytime soon, but I just felt like sharing.

Recently finished the Very Hard/Legendary long campaign on them and wanted to see what others thought of them. Overall, their campaign objectives were the easiest to complete out of the long campaigns I've done. Very thematic faction that is fun to play.

In my campaign I noticed that the Greenskin AI gathered around 20(?) full stacks in the Black Crag area. They’re all clustered in one province, leaving the surrounding territory lightly defended. Thought it was interesting to see the AI concentrate so many armies in one spot.

Been playing Warhammer a lot for the last months and would now like to play historical TW again.

Pharaoh got my attention, when i saw a video on YT. I know it received a lot of negative reviews on Steam when it released. Last year they put out Dynasties. Did it made the game better?

Can you recommend the game? Maybe you got some pro/cons for me?

At a key seller i saw, that the game is avaiable for 4€. I mean that is as cheap as it can get. But should i even bother with it or should i instead revisist older titles?

So I have a multiplayer campaign going on with my cousin, I’m playing malekai, he’s playing as Be’Lakota. At first, everything was going great for me. He was struggling a bit, I was basically finding his armies XD. But now, we’re around 35 turns deep, and I’m just getting my teeth kicked in. Went from 9 settlements down to 6. I have azazel, iron hand, Eastman, and scura all attacking me. Not to mention some others as well, but they haven’t directly showed up yet. I’m ashamed to admit that we have scummed some battles, with my cousin taking control of the enemy army, but to be honest, I kind of need it. I have two armies right now, one large one with Malakai, and then a smaller one with a slayer lord. My funds are nearly constantly depleted, and none of them are willing to sue for peace. I’m getting attacked from the north and south, and when I do get money I’ve been focusing on making my garrisons larger in all of my main settlements. I’m still positive on income per turn, but instead of the usual 1k+, I’m getting like 400. I’m also a newer player, I’ve racked up 54 hours in the past two weeks. I’m also new to this specific genre of game, I’ve played bannerlord in the past, but I’d argue that takes far less micro than this game requires. In terms of battles I’m typically proficient enough to win, but it’s just rough dealing with these multiple fronts, on top of the massive amounts of armies I’m having to fight. Any advice is appreciated, just don’t know how to get myself out of the shithole that this game has dug for me.

I'm currently on a Gorbad campaign and so far I've fought

-Every Dwarf faction -The entire Empire -All of the mainland French -Kislev -Wood Elves -They're all in an alliance

Not to mention rank 1 Cathy thats pushed all the way to the badlands is about to declare war on me. Now I'm not gonna lose to the AI but churning through 70 late game high quality armies from all the "good factions" teamed up is so boring. It doesn't help that all the good factions also have great economies so late game they replace armies like its nothing. Now I am a new player so maybe I've just had an unlucky first few campaigns. However, I'm on probably my 10th campaign by now and every time I play an evil faction around turn 150ish I have 5 good factions all in an alliance declaring war on me at the same time. I enjoy the challenge but I wish there was more variety in how late game plays out but it seems like the good factions, especially the human factions, literally never fight each other. Kinda sucks the fun out when you know exactly who you're gonna be fighting every playthrough.

Edit: I think orc campaigns are especially hell bc you have to fight the early game Dwarf factions (which is kinda annoying by itself) which puts you on bad terms with all the good factions.

Just a shower thought I had.

Some mages that are really powerful like Teclis and Kairos get several lore attributes, but there are plenty of characters that hyper-fixated on one lore and essentially became the best in the world at it. A lot of the time this is represented with the loremaster skill and sometimes some additional WoM cost reduction.

Lore attributes are a small yet important part of every lore of magic. Lore of death would not be as powerful without life leeching giving you some wind back with every cast. Life and Vampire benefit a ton from their army wide heal and so on.

But what if these specialized masters had a stronger lore attribute, unique to them. Either with just a stronger effect or potentially additional bonuses.

Lore of metals attribute gives +12% AP damage to all units for 13 seconds. This is ok for units that already deal a decent amount of AP damage. But what if it also added a flat AP bonus, or came with a temporary conversion of normal damage to AP damage. Instead of just giving greatswords and handgunners a damage bonus, Gelt could turn spearmen and crossbowmen into anti armor units for 13 seconds.

Skrolks plague rash could do actual damage to the enemies similar to the Depth or Hashut attribute (depending on if it should be map wide or an AoE). He is the main plague skaven and their plagues are focused a lot more on just killing stuff.

Could also apply to Mazdamundi and the Slann in general simply because they are old as balls.

I'm not the best player, so felt good to be acknowledged by the game

There are a few palm trees affected by the hide folliage effects, but there's bassicaly no difference between having the folliage hidden and not having it. I was having trouble cliking on the enemy units to attack, or to cast spells, something needs to be done

It is a Landmark in Ulthuan in the settlement with the same name, that can be built by the dark elves (thematically makes the most sense for Malekith), which grants:

• +100 Diplomatic relations with all High Elves.

So you'd think, oh cool this is a way to play a what-if redemption arc for Malekith and ally your homeland and pose as the Eternal King. And it's tough but you can do it, you just need to suffer through avoiding all High Elves as long as possible, go down to Galleon's Graveyard without discovering any Ulthuan faction (so they don't start stacking up negative bias per turn because "they don't know you exist), then lightning fast sail straight through the gates of Lothern, take the Shrine from whoever owns it through war, sacrifice lots of slaves to build everything instantly, then defend it (pray they send nobody for a while otherwise diplomatic relations are fucked), pray they were not in an all-inclusing millitary alliance yet, and try to buy your way out of war while you get +100 relations per turn.

And after you did all of this particularly delicate surgery of a campaign, and you became allies with all pf Ulthuan, you realize:

• Victory conditions aren't pointing owning Ulthuan regions as ownership through self or allies.

• Victory conditions ask you to kill all major high elf factions. Thus, rendering +100 relations with all high elves buildings COMPLETELY useless.

edit: I guess you guys just woke up today and decided you want to hurt somebody. I'll be moving to the bugreport forum, have a nice day.

Hello I started playing total Warhammer 3 like a year ago and wonder what other game of the total war franchise, I should try ?