Other then the cities of sigmar, lizardmen, Ogres and some chaos and greenskin models it is very unlikely that any AoS models with see the light of day in the Old World.
TOTAL WAR WARHAMMER NORSCA LORDS UPDATE
You raid your territory with the Lord that needs the trait.Paymaster Games wrote: As some one who is very excited about the Old World, i am hanging on every update and building and painting new units for my army waiting for the release date to be reveiled. You don't have public order buildings, you don't have walls in the settlement. Respawning a faction is fairly straight forward. Then respawn the faction again (in case of Skarsnik you have to forgo of taking the Mountains). Betcha didn't expect them Tomb Kings to be that sneaky.Īlso, a great way to do this simply by killing the faction. In case of Tomb Kings you can reach 100% in any terrain. While certain races can't Ambush or don't get the 30% trait or just 25% trait, those that do get 30% can hit a whooping 95% on any terrain. Make fighting Norsca much easier as they do not run away always, if you have given this trait to several Lords) But sometimes i am happy if they come back (Skarsnik for example, the trait is op for each Empire Lord as you can get 100% in light wood on ambush if you put a hero in the stack with a hunter follower if the lord has kicked Skarsnik. Generally if you wipe out the faction, than it ends. Originally posted by Elitewrecker PT:Ye, because an LL has immortality by default so they get wounded like I said. Late in the game it's not uncommon to get lords with a base recruit rank of 10+ at which point replacing lords becomes less of a hassle, but even then it's only one point, so if your lord has a few positive traits it's generally worth spending that one point to never lose them. Generally speaking it's well worth taking immortality, especially in the early and midgame as lord recruit rank bonuses will be few and far between at that point. simply turning them wounded rather than permanently killing them. However, from level 20 onwards you can spend 1 skill point on a general to turn him/her immortal which means they act like legendary lords when defeated I.E. It's still possible for them to only be wounded, but the odds are slim(And AFAIK if the army is destroyed a non-immortal general always dies) if I recall correctly. Non-legendary lords, if brought to 0hp, GENERALLY die. If they're brought to 0hp, they will simply be wounded for 5 (Varies with traits, techs and skills) turns and can then be recruited back as normal, keeping their level and skills. lords gained via vampire bloodlines are immortal. Legendary lords and the starting lords for each faction(even minor ones) as well as e.g. Letting their lord get one turn of healing (at best) means they'll still be weak when you go to hunt them down in subsequent turns.
TOTAL WAR WARHAMMER NORSCA LORDS FULL
If you finish the lord off completely but don't wipe out the army, next turn the AI will replace that lord with one that has full HP, which means you'd need to kill him all again.
If you can *not* finish the enemy army that turn, it's usually best to wound them as much as possible and let them live. Do note, however, especially against low-leadership factions (like greenskins, skaven, or norsca) that if you let the enemy lord go with a sliver of HP you can finish him off immediately in the next fight, which will inflict the huge penalty to their leadership for their lord recently dying. If you can finish off that enemy army that turn (win a follow-up battle) then killing off their lord is worth your time. If you mean in terms of a battle the advantages vs disadvantages of finishing off an injured routing lord. Legendary Lords will return after a few turns (exceptions for certain lords like Vlad, who will be back the following turn persistant bastard). If you mean getting the different post-battle messages for taking down an enemy lord, there's no innate benefit to killing an enemy lord vs wounding them, nor is it really in your control.
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