It wasn’t unusual for me to get triple-teamed before the tenth turn, and after a few restarts I decided to shelve that campaign for now while I figure out how to approach it.

Lord Skrolk’s starting position puts him up against the Spine of Sotek Dwarves and two Lizardmen factions immediately.

Queek Headtaker’s campaign is listed as hard while Lord Skrolk’s is listed as normal I think it should be reversed.

I’ve put in some time into Total War: Warhammer 2 (mostly towards Skaven) and had some thoughts about the game and campaigns: Needless to say, there have been plenty of campaigns where I could easily win that I have had to abandon because one of the above things occurred. The campaigns I have completed so far with these rules:

You may not lose diplomatic reliability due to attacking within 10 turns of breaking an agreement.

If a patch occurs before the campaign is complete, the campaign must be abandoned.

Campaigns must be completed on the latest patch.

No general or hero may gain a negative trait.

No general or hero may be wounded or killed by enemy agents or from battle.

This rule does not apply to summoned units.

No units may break/shatter during battle (broken units have greyed out portraits).

No unit may be lost during battle (no complete destruction).

All battles must be fought manually (no auto-resolve).

In an effort to make the game more challenging, I am playing Warhammer 2 currently with this new set of rules I am calling Legendary+ Mode: Previously, I have been completing campaigns with personal rules I have called “Ironman Legendary”, which were basically legendary difficulty with no allowed defeats in battle and all battles fought manually.

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