They are certainly strong and Taurox in particular gets ridiculous due to the momentum mechanic (to the point that everything else but the way you can replenish movement with it is futile,) but there's not just a lot in there aside from that. I finally played a new beastmen campaign today (Taurox / Vortex) and. The capstone building you can put in sanctum is also very good, since that enables you to have a second fixed spot you can jump into. I didn't bother with settling any of the chaos waste areas (since there's continuous corruption + you can't build proper defenses in most places.) Had a base of operations in Hells Keep for recruiting & replenishment, and otherwise I just popped around with Oxy. I ended up actually clearing Norscans out completely for the first time ever. A lot easier to focus on getting the main armies out. Now, it's not a proper stack (mostly Skinks & Sauruses) but it is enough to take out a lot of those annoying 5-9 unit armies that would otherwise run around the map. Why? There's a building that gives you a 25% (upgrades to 33% I think) chance of triggering an ambush everytime an enemy army sets foot on the region. Then you can start popping them every couple of turns in the northeast corner of the map - where your actual enemies (i.e. having taken care of the Dark Elves and maybe managed to get trade rolling with the Elves/other Lizardmen and maybe even starting to expand to Lustria.Īfter you get the skill that gives Oxy 1 gem per turn + you do all the missions in each set, you can have a ridiculous amount of sanctums. Yeah, it's pretty different in that sense, but it does get kind of ridiculous once you have your economy rolling (i.e.
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