pnutz posted:

reserve #4 - I probably won't need this one but it's way too late and I'll just have an image of archaon getting stomped on by deathclaw or something

Randarkman posted:

This may have changed in the editions, and I mostly just played in 5th and 6th (and a little bit at the start of 7th) but I remember dispelling being an "army" thing not tied to a specifc one of your caster, they just generated the magic dice, whcih could be allocated for either casting or dispelling (or were they separate?). That's also how Dwarf magic resistance worked out, they couldn't cast spells, but they could dispel and several of their characters (and possibly even units) did generate magic dice (runesmiths with anvils generating the most of all), which would naturally all be used for dispelling.

I may be wrong about characters not dispelling now that I think about it, I at least remember items like dispel scrolls and such that could be used to automatically dispel a spell and things like that were equipped on individual characters.

Communist Bear posted:

Tag yourself i'm Dod.

Twigand Berries posted:

Nurgle infections are tied to post battle casualties by number so farm those ogre camps and knoblars god drat where are skaven

e: does this mean that campaign mechanics are tied to unit sizes lol

Funky See Funky Do posted:

How do you unlock Exhalted Bloodthirsters for generals as Skarbrand? They're there in custom battles.

deep dish peat moss posted:

I'm a little worried about how Warhammer 3 factions will fit into the overall cast, because it seems like all of the factions in Warhammer 3 are designed around having some kind of catastrophic weaknesses - like Nurgle's melee-only slowness, or Kislev's lack of specialized units, or the Ogres' extremely lopsided glass cannon stat balance - it's hard to imagine they're going to fare well on a campaign map full of more well-rounded factions that have baked-in counters to things that exploit their weaknesses. I can't imagine them reworking every WH1/2 faction to fit WH3's balance like they did with the WH1 factions over time to fit WH2's balance, so hopefully we'll see the WH3 factions fleshed out and given some more options and made less one-dimensional over time

AnEdgelord posted:

I am curious what their plans are for expanding the monogod factions, they have everything from the Daemons armybook and Nurgle even has all the Daemons from the Tamurkhan book (not the mortals from Tamurkhan though)

The only things left to do are marked beastmen, marked chaos mortals or backporting AoS stuff

DeadFatDuckFat posted:

How do I get my ogre units that are part of the camp garrison to replenish? When I mouse over the little x'd out replenishment icon on the units, it just says "local effects" are stopping replenishment...

Tiler Kiwi posted:

Nephthys posted:

Apparently theres a tie-in short story where Konstaltyn comes off a lot more level-headed and practical than he does in game. He even admits that he might have misjudged Katarin. Also at one point he finds a chaos cult in a basement, headbutts a demonette down the stairs before calmly locking the door and burning the building down. Which isn't related but is just cool.

Third World Reagan posted:

First warcamp, somewhere safe. It is your recruitment building.

Later warcamps, where ever you want. Delete them and move them as you need but you can get a lot.

babypolis posted:

I wanted to try a demon campaign next, because I always default to the boring human guys and want to do something different, but I guess their campaign mechanics suck? Whats the most fun demon faction?

Torrannor posted:

In theory, if you had some kind of mobile settlements as Norsca, and if non-chaos factions had a much slower campaign range in not-Scandinavia, you could achieve a similar effect. Then you'd only need some rebalancing of the economy (while keeping the general economic mechanic of "need to raid and raze to keep out of the red"), and perhaps a look at their dilemmas and god boons.

Ravenfood posted:

Any idea why portals are closing randomly? Its near the end of a roar cycle (5 turns until they all go away) and every time I get Katarin within 1 turn movement of a portal they vanish. I needed her to stabilize my lands for a bit so I didn't immediately go in, now I think I basically completely missed out on a round of portals. Its not the worst thing I suppose, but it is a bit annoying.

Staltran posted:

Sooo I just got the third soul... How strong are the soul grinder stacks going to be? Because I haven't bothered to close the rifts before, and I have settlements in about 50 different provinces, and there's no way I can recruit enough heroes in time to close all of the rifts.