Warriors of Chaos In Depth Guide Part 1! TW3 Immortal Empires 

Lol enjoy the massive amount of campaigns then!

lol so true

Glad to hear it! That was the idea!

Thanks glad to help people learn the game!

Haha, I did post on the community tab that it would be this weekend. Thanks for the enthusiasm though!

I had heard rumors of that slaanesh was locked up and replaced by the rat. Weird world

@@LordForwind Yes I have heard that too, however the Age of Sigmar wiki says there are now 5 chaos gods, so she was not really replaced.

Glad you enjoy it! Been fun to do it!

Glad you enjoyed it

There is a cap but yes.

Cool! Thanks

Interesting

Undivided troops fully upgraded are just as good in my opinion. Fill in any weaknesses with daemon units or monsters.

I know your comment is two months old but Archaon has the best Aspiring Champions which under him turn into meat grinder units. His champions get the marks of all 4 gods, on top of that Archaon himself is one of the best hybrid lords in the game.

For belakor? Probably not since he is unlockable without a dlc.

@@LordForwind I was playing archaon and could not change my undivided marauders to anything else undivided regardless of rank, unless I misunderstood how the system works

@@jeremytan739 You click on them in the promotion page and then pay the cost. If that doesnt work its bugged.

But then they would have to give chaos factions some ranged beyond horsemen! They dont seem to want any non-tzeetch chaos faction to get range.

@@LordForwind Considering Slaanesh factions main Champaign mechanic relies completely on the vassal system I'd argue at the very least N'kari needs to get these two units if not all three of the Lords. CA's brilliantly designed vassal system for N'kari really leaves much to be desired imho.

@@Sevatar_VIIIth yeah its sucks!

I gave all away except for the forts and did fine

@@LordForwind ok that's what I do....and you're my go to guy. I see people playing these guys and holding all the settlements....or sometimes they'll give their vassals or subjects 1 or 2 settlements. It always confused me. I thought the more settlements you feed them the bigger their tribute is to you. In one of my campaigns my subjects and vassal tribute is almost 3000. I do always keep the dark fortresses tho. Most of my income is from sacking.

@@kevinharvey9500 some people like to build an empire?

@@kevinharvey9500 I'm actually playing a Be'lakor campaign now. I was kinda in the same boat as you, confused as to exactly which settlements to keep. This is my strategy: - Dark Fortresses: Obvious. These are your only "true" settlements, and they can net you some nice coin/Favor once upgraded to tier 3 or 4 (boosting to Tier 5 just for the income is not worth it, the # of turns to recoup the expense is too long) - Minor settlements with resources: These will boost your armies' stats a bit, but not exactly a game changer. If it would be a pain to hold a resource settlement, just give it to a vassal or ally. The only exception for me would be Marble, this reduces construction cost for buildings. Just 1 or 2 of these can net you some nice savings. - Ports: These provide a bit of growth, so they might be worth hanging on to in the early game, or in provinces with an undeveloped Dark Fortress. That said, the Gift of Nurgle that gives growth for every battle won makes ports and growth buildings obsolete. In the long run, these are much better given to your Norscan vassals, which make good money from ports, which in turn helps you. As far as vassals, it's ok if they start with a bunch of settlements when you take their main Dark Fortress. Norscan factions will basically never betray you, and the more they have the more you benefit. You can also pretty easily steal settlements from them if you pay or trade another settlement; this is useful if a vassal is sitting in a Dark Fortress. I usually gift settlements to those who will pay the most $$$. Throgg, Wulfric, and other Chaos factions you must beat them down and take their last settlement in order to vassalize or confederate them. I suspect Throgg and Wulfric benefit more from having larger empires due to being playable factions. I forget which turn I'm on, probably about 80, but I have about $10k in vassal income thanks to their empire sizes, and the Undivided Gift that doubles vassal tribute. This is about 1/4 of my settlement income with the Slaanesh Gift that boost income. Not a lot, but it's something.

I think you miss the point. The idea is for you to have 1-2 max armies and attack the world with them. Taking over more fortresses delays your invasion and allows the order factions to get strong. Honestly each fortress is almost useless in what it gives beyond economy which you get more of from fighting anyways.

@@LordForwind playing Vilitch, the area I control in Cathay is so huge, I cant rely on my vassals to defend themselves. The damn dark elves there back doored me, and my vassals just sat there and let him while I was locked up with Zhao ming.

I think it just depends what you're going for. You can get a short campaign victory by doing the strat he recommends. I went with world domination on my play through and it's definitely nice to have all the dark fortresses to hub out different zones and give more of that upkeep economy coverage.

@@Kriggly we play world domination

Cool that changed from when I tested it!

Well there is good and evil but they all oppose chaos and then there is the neutrals which go any which way. As far as I understand it from comment on the channel

Order vs Chaos is literally just another way of saying good vs evil. The order factions are usually good and the chaotic factions are fundamentally evil. The difference in Warhammer is that the good guys will kill other good guys if it benefits them to do so.

No, not really he is more slaanesh than undivided but isn't fully slaanesh

You mean the Norsa ones? or actual chaos ones? If Norsca, you are limited in your settlements and they do a better job owning the land than you do. If chaos, you'll then get a chance to get more legendary lords.

Nope, not that I know of. You'll have to go back to shogun 2 for that and even there you have corruption aka religion.