If you’re playing the Eye for an Eye mini campaign, you’ll begin the game with a lone army stack. That third resource is Bestial Rage, which (when high enough) will spawn an AI Bray Herd stack to point at enemies. The important ones are Favour (which is effectively cash for purchasing upgrades, new units and so on) and Growth (which is necessary for buying any building improvements and getting access to the higher tiered troops). In order to level up buildings or purchase new units, they have to be in the Hidden Camp stance.Īs Beastmen, you have two resources to primarily worry about, and a third that will roughly take care of itself. To get some ultra basics out of the way: Beastmen are a horde faction, which means they cart their one ‘settlement’ around with them. Plus, if you’re playing on Very Hard or Legendary, I doubt you need much help. All advice here is based on the assumption that the AI opposition is not receiving ridiculous buffs from higher difficulty settings (which kind of screws with any ‘who beats who’ hierarchy).
This is being written pre-release, so there aren’t any specifics on multiplayer – but you can assume some of the general battlefield principles will apply there too. It’ll offer some helpful hints and suggestions for how to get the best start from the Beastmen on both the campaign map and battlefield. A new faction in Total War: Warhammer can be a confusing thing to get to grips with especially if you’re not so familiar with the ‘horde’ style mechanics used by the Beastmen. If you can’t tell your Bestigors from your Al Gores then you … have a few problems, honestly.
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