Total war warhammer 2 faction guide full#

Instead, try to increase your relations with the Intrigues tab (accessible by pressing 0) and try to quickly form a confederacy. You could declare war on them, but that doesn't make much sense. Which will make the development of this province a bit more difficult - you also won't be able to issue edicts. Unfortunately, when you're fighting for Angerrial, another faction of High Elves - most probably the Sapher - will probably capture another settlement in this province: Shrine of Asuryan. However, if they decide to take the battle in the city, the army you have might be too weak to crush the walls. Considering the power of your bolt throwers and archers, you will have an edge over them, and the battle shouldn't be particularly difficult. The Dark Elve's army will probably want to face you outside the settlement, in the fields. Don't forget to develop the currently available buildings. After getting another surplus point, invest in the Tower of Lysean and build Salt Flats there (which will yield a resource for trade). After achieving a population surplus, prioritize the main building in the Glistering Tower and build a Homestead there.

Total war warhammer 2 faction guide full#

In Lothern, you should construct the following buildings: Plaza (to improve the public order), Elven Gardens (this will increase the income from Plaza as well as allow you to recruit one more hero) and Elven Craftsman (additional income).ДЄfter conquering the next settlement, strengthen your army (so it's full or almost full) and set out to conquer Angerrial. Then attack the Glittering Tower, while at the same time expanding your army (you should have at least 4-5 units of archers, the rest should be Spearmen).

The Dark Elve's settlement should yield without much resistance, and you will be able to demolish the Militia camp in Lothern - the same building is in your newly acquired town, and there's no use having two of these. Head for the Tower of Lysean, and at the same time recruit new units and start developing Lothern.

First, only the Yvresse will settle for a non-aggression pact and a trading agreement, but the remaining ones should not be very problematic if you use the Influence. You should begin the game by befriending the other factions of the High Elves, and getting rid of the Cult of Excess. In the initial battles, the bolt throwers and the good range of your archers will give you an edge over the Dark Elves.