Tomb Kings In Depth Guide! TW3 Immortal Empires 

Thanks for the great Vid. One interesting thing about Arkan the black is that if you make it all the way to Nagashizzar, there's a unique building that gives you plus 100 capacity to hexwraiths and your other vampire units. It makes it so you can unleash an entire end game tide of undead vampire units as a tomb king. I made that my mission in TWWH 2 and it was a lot of fun.

The Tomb Scorpion's strength doesn't show up on any stats, but with their animations. Alot of them are great for wave clearing.

Hey first vid of yours I've seen loved the content! In my experience tomb kings are really strong in immortal empires with their economy and building buffs. And with settra, tomb guard are essentially an unkillable doom stack which I find really fun. Honestly my favorite faction to play right now

I've found that Tomb Kings can make an insane amount of money by forming trade agreements with everyone they can, especially Dwarves and Humans. This also makes it so you can craft more items since you don't have to directly control resource locations. You can just form a trade agreement with someone who has them. Sometimes you have to take over some of these places though, since the AI doesn't always build their unique trade resource buildings. Overall, a fun faction and stronger than you might think with the right strategies and techs.

Skeleton spearmen may be bad, but not terribly bad or horrible. It's insanely easy for the Tomb kings to mosh far stronger foes with just skeleton armies. Add in their huge local recruitment bonuses...and quantity is a weapon all it's own.

Thanks for the chill and enjoyable content :)

Man. I love these guides.

Sepulchral = seh-pulch-ral awesome vid, you clearly put a lot of work & passion into this one, well done

Hey man, been watching your vids for a while and loving them. I think you re underselling tomb guards a bit here. They get massive campaign buffs organically while on the way to things you d get anyway and since generic/dinasty lords dont have a magic line you d be getting them some buffs from their red line. They end up having massive stat pools and even without armor pen they do a good job of holding the line and actually killing comparable T3 infantry from their T2 placement.

I remember painting Tomb Kings when I was a kid nostalgia trip for me 😍

Hey, always great to see some quality content for newer Tomb Kings players. Best part of the guide to me was (accurately) warning newbie players about how trash Skeleton Horseman are (they really should be off the unit cap) --> Great that you pointed out some "newbie traps".

just an FYI the dark mound isn't really a landmark building, you can build them anywhere as Arkhan

All told it seems like a good video.

Nehekara warriors def need to be sent in right behind Skelton trash to have them tank. Sepulchral Stalkers missiles are amazing against cavalry too!

In my Khatep legendary difficulty campaign i have vassalized both Malakith and Morathi by takeing land that they needed and tradeing it back to them when they where at wars they where loseing

Khatep gets the chariot and I give him the shroud that provides stalk and now he’s got armor fast and casting spells all over

arkhan can field 5 full stacks by turn 20-25, since he start having one extra and gets one more from the book to his south ^^ op

I think I heard that the book you have boosts your Counts units with the full red line bonuses.

Hey man, been loving all these videos! They're great to fall asleep to and I'm a fan of the consistent upload schedule! One tip for the videos from a viewer perspective: if there's a special ability or something that requires you to hover over it to show the information, it'd be nice if you'd hover over it for a few seconds so it's readable. An example from this video is at about 8min when you're showing the Scorpion Armor. You move the cursor a lot which makes it hard to see what the armor's ability is. If you'd just keep it still for a few seconds it'd be easy to pause the video there to read all the extra info.

Unique pyramid buildings very powerful for TKs.

Necrohara warriors aren't that bad if used right. They are your only flanking infantry unit. Don't put them on a head to head fight but use them as a flank units to clean up enemy infantry quickly

Haven't gotten around to playing the T.K. yet in TWWH3 yet- how much do they vary from WH2? Had a soft spot for Arkhan.

Playing as Fateweaver, I see how the map is screwed down there. Teclis is not going to fight the lizard men so he has to go south. Kroc gar isn't going to fight teclis, so he has to come at khalida. There are just too many legendary lords on top of each other

The only problem I have with this video is the comment that warsphinx should stay back and bombard the enemy. They are a melee monster. They have range but that is more a nice passive damage bonus. They have very little models actually firing and the damage is pretty low. An archer unit has slightly less damage per arrow but also 20x the models. it has like 4 normal skeleton archers on it's back compared to 120 models per unit on max unit scale. It is a infantry killer and with it's high mass and constantly jumping around it's really hard for infantry to pin it down. It can just push through frontlines and massacre the missile units behind it. Best strategy I found (aside from doomstacks) is to pin down enemy frontline and then pushing through with the constructs to eliminate priority targets. Warsphinx is for ranged and then infantry while the Necrosphinx goes for monsters and cav. Otherwise great video.

MOST Tomb Kings aren't evil. Arkhan the Black is most defiantly evil. lol

I played both Arkhan and Khatep in 2. Khatep was very difficult, and Arkhan just doesn't work. He gets all those vampire units but his skills and tech don't buff them. Scared to start them in 3, they are not in a good place. Also as a side note, I have the bug that crashed at end turn, so I can't play anything right now.

I remember the first time I tried a Tomb Kings campaign and almost immediately asked myself "how were these guys ever a superpower". I knew jack shit about the game overall at the time though and am starting to learn how to play them on the campaign level anyway (their use in battle still doesn't work out well for me lol). Their later tier units are neat and I like the ability to near-instantly spam trash armies at will. They still just don't feel like the powerful empire they're depicted as in the lore though, which as a shadow of their former selves actually fits the theme of the faction imo. They might not be "good" but they are fun :D

I just want to know ONE thing and I can't seem to find any information on it anywhere. In WH2, maximum armies was capped at 15. In WH3, is that no longer the case? Can you get more than 15 armies now?

I don't think skele spearmen are horrible, some buffs here and just numbers there, plus silver shields. Ok enough.

With Khalida what happens if he doesn't come out? What settlement should I take after building up my forces? I'm playing on hard campaign difficulty.

Never have given this faction a chance really. Like vampire counts are so fun I usually go with that for undead

How do you get the shadow wizard? for the tomb kings

Kill ur own units with the sandstorm it’s ok

Alot of the problem with their units stems from their tabletop counterparts.