Watching the High Elves in action is like Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings films.The High Elves and their edgier Dark Elf cousins are about as far from reskins of one another as you can get, despite their shared heritage in the lore. On the campaign map, the Lizardmen are probably the least interesting of the four: maintaining the sprawling Geomantic Web that powers their highly powerful province edicts forces you to play wide, even while your major objectives contradictingly encourage you to circle the wagons and defend the core of your empire. Their mid- and high-tier units present interesting tactical considerations in each battle in the question of where and when to commit to the melee, since they’re prone to going into a rampage state and deciding they don’t need your stupid orders once they’re in the thick of it. The enigmatic Lizardmen (whom I’ve spent the most time with) have access to a combination of rampaging dinosaurs and highly potent magic to the field. Instead, the modder aims to make Clan Pestilens campaigns more interesting, giving them a fresh injection of fragrant verminous flavour.Those factions are the headliners of this battle royale: four extremely distinct and fun to command armies that bring new ideas to the campaign and the real-time battles. The new mechanics, says GreyTiger, aren’t necessarily intended as a complete overhaul.
Each unit type supports three tiers of upgrades with each tier costing more food and warpstone gas than the last.” “The units affected are Plague Monks, Censer Bearers, Plagueclaw Catapults, and a new unit: Scourge Sentinels. The new mod “allows the player to spend food and a new warpstone gas resource to upgrade Clan Pestilens specific units,” says GreyTiger. The Plagues of the Liber Bubonicus grants an Ikit Claw-style workshop to Clan Pesitlens in both Vortex and Mortal Empires campaigns, giving rat fanciers access to upgrades for clan-specific units. Well, the snuffly bin-lickers aren’t taking it anymore, and neither is modder GreyTiger.
There’s an unspoken agreement among Total War: Warhammer 2 players that the warpstone-huffing, warpstone-sniping, doomwheel-riding Clan Skyre got all the best toys, while all the other flavours of rat pal got their friendly pink noses rubbed in the dirt and told to deal with it.
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