u/mensch79

I've started my first Dawnless Days campaign recently. I was playing Mordor and doing alright against Gondor. But I don't really understand the hunt for the ring mechanics. The first mission I got was asking me to pillage, loot, or raze a ton of settlements hoping that the ring was there, but there's no way of realistically getting an army up there without abandoning crucial areas like arnor.

So I'm wondering how the mechanic actually works. Do I, as Mordor, have to personally pillage my way through basically all of the north, or does it also work if Isengard, Dol Guldur, etc. take those settlements? Having to do it all by myself feels like a rather weird mechanic.

Hopefully someone can explain how it is actually supposed to work.

Hi!

I may be able to get my hands on some old death company. I'd like to use them for bits and put them on primaris sized marines, but I'm worried that it may end up looking weird. I'd guess the heads and backpacks would be fine, but I'm quite worried about the arms and weapons. Would they end up looking shorter/unproportional?

Hi! I'm trying to get into anbennar but it's so massive and I don't know where to start. I've got some experience in vanilla EU4 and I've played a few campaigns to 1700-ish. I've got most of the basic concepts down, but I wouldn't call myself good or even intermediate by any stretch.

I like anbennar because I really love the setting. To start out I'm looking for a faction that feels like eu4 but fantasy, so no crazy stuff like dwarves yet. Bonus points if it's got cool lore.

I hope I can get some good recommendations for where I'm at,

Looking forward to what everyone has to say!