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Running a Siege with Undead Captains

What are your thoughts about running an all-undead​ siege? On one hand, you don't need to worry about your captains dying as you can just ​resurrect them through the army screen during the siege. Plus, you also get poison immunity which comes in really handy imo. On the other hand though, your captains are a bit​ vulnerable to fire. (Though I haven't seen it really affect my captains, don't know why)​

Me personally; I have rose to about 700 Attack Rating in Nurnen​​ just using my fully-undead army yesterday. I think it's kinda cool tbh, but I'm a little bit worried about the forts I'm going to encounter in time.​​

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u/Demi2161 — 4 days ago
▲ 1 r/shadowofmordor

Running a Siege with Undead Captains

What are your thoughts about running an all-undead​ siege? On one hand, you don't need to worry about your captains dying as you can just ​resurrect them through the army screen during the siege. Plus, you also get poison immunity which comes in really handy imo. On the other hand though, your captains are a bit​ vulnerable to fire. (Though I haven't seen it really affect my captains, don't know why)​

Me personally; I have rose to about 700 Attack Rating in Nurnen​​ just using my fully-undead army yesterday. I think it's kinda cool tbh, but I'm a little bit worried about the forts I'm going to encounter in time.​​

i.redd.it
u/Demi2161 — 4 days ago
▲ 2 r/shadowofmordor

Running a Siege with Undead Captains

What are your thoughts about running an all-undead​ siege? On one hand, you don't need to worry about your captains dying as you can just ​resurrect them through the army screen during the siege. Plus, you also get poison immunity which comes in really handy imo. On the other hand though, your captains are a bit​ vulnerable to fire. (Though I haven't seen it really affect my captains, don't know why)​

Me personally; I have rose to about 700 Attack Rating in Nurnen​​ just using my fully-undead army yesterday. (I only just started playing Online Conquests)​ I think it's kinda cool tbh, but I'm a little bit worried about the forts I'm going to encounter in time.​​

i.redd.it
u/Demi2161 — 4 days ago
▲ 2 r/shadowofmordor

Norsko has struck again...

My most legendary orc, the instoppable force that was born with 3 mortal weaknesses​, while still being completely sane, has come back from the dead for the second time.

u/Demi2161 — 5 days ago
▲ 50 r/shadowofmordor

I Might Have Struck Gold.

Haven't seen an orc with this much personality for a long while now, I'm planning on building some Nemesis Points with him and making him a Legendary. What do y'all think about him?​​​

u/Demi2161 — 8 days ago
▲ 64 r/shadow_of_war+1 crossposts

Questions About Shaming - Removing Weaknesses

I have an Olog whom I want to ​remove the Weaknesses of. Traits don't matter as I'll try it later, I just want to focus on learning how to remove​ the Weaknesses off of my orcs before I​ actually recruit stronger ones that I'll be training to the maximum.

To talk about Ur-Edin, I first shamed him down to around 70~ after he cheated death and betrayed me (We had a deep Nemesis Story until he bled out) before​​ ​I made him kill me twice before shaming him down to 72, then I let him kill me once again. He neither gained, or lost any Weaknesses.

Is there any way to remove his Weaknesses other than training him and making him a Maniac? And if I shame him again, will he gain even more Weaknesses even though he is above level 30?

S.N: I know he has Iron Will, I'll recruit him through HBE if I manage to make him lose his Weaknesses.​

u/Demi2161 — 9 days ago
▲ 13 r/shadow_of_war

Weakest Natural Orc OAT?

Just found this little guy over in Nurnen; haven't even met him before,​ let alone shaming him. Sneezing approximately 100 meters near him might turn him into potato paste. I feel like keeping him as a cute little trophy.

u/Demi2161 — 10 days ago