You can get ether or, it doesn't really mater, I just personally prefer grey seers, as they are cheaper plus the 10 diplomatic relations with Skaven is nice.
Maybe they changed the A.I. behavior with that one, but he never attacked me until turn 8 or 9, and you wage war on him for the money + food you will get for fighting him.
Did you guys know that Clan Maulder is actually the right call for making weapons team doomstacks? Boy oh boy this clan enables you to make ridiculous weapons team combinations I created a warp grinders doom stack that could beat the crap out of anything back in WH2 Also created a weapon's team doom stack with Jezzeils and Rattling gunners as well but the key to absolute OPness is to not recruit any artillery just infantries Man having stalking vanguard super fast rattling gunners is so fun Also for clan Maulder's weapon's team doom stack, you should never ever use plague priests or grey seers you should use pack masters and warlords instead and put them all on brood horrors and create a goon squad for kiting the enemies around the map while your weapon's of mass destruction destroy your enemies one by one This was so satisfying Also, the Clan maulder can create death runners/Eshin Triad doom stacks as well But the most powerful was Plague monks sensor bearers under skrolk
Oh no, it's because I have a much stronger unit now than most people will start out with, which invalidates the guide a bit. If you get that in your campaign you should definitely keep it.
Pretty sure the old ideal start was to unlock up to Cellular Instability on the Monster Laboratory with max (4) instabilities on the Wolf Rat unit so when it was recycled you would get the maximum amount of growth juice (200). An unstable Wolf Rat unit was much less valuable in TWW2. Way better to have the extra growth juice. Dont know if that still applies to TWW3.
@@anon4854yea it does. If you get lucky and it stays at 2 or even 3 you could keep the unit but I think it’s better to get the juice out of it personally
