With obstacles being elves, the dunadain and dwarves, how would one best approach facing their armies? Would it be better to bring in the men of mordor and black numenoreans into the area by adventuring? Perhaps marrying them in hybridizing. Or is better to just use the hillmen there and branch out slowing integrating the orcs in the area? Has anyone done this sorta playthrough? I just don't feel the hillmen alone can do well against the good factions at all. Like one would have to somehow incorporate a blended army of men, orcs and trolls just to make a big impact enough to get passed the factions in the area. Solely men would be too difficult MAAs wise. Does anyone have advice on this?
Wanted to see what would happen if I put morgul wights on a mithril node...its kinda ridiculous because it's not all the way upgraded. Did it as Balin and I did use cheat engine to do this. Just wanted to see what would happen stat wise.
Tbh if we could do horses from Rohan too. Furs from basically anywhere on the map. It certainly would make mining important. I wonder how the city districts will work in the underground places? Like the barony in the mirromere will certainly be of note if one makes it a city or trade hub.
It's not lore friendly. But i noticed the benefit of having gold by breaking down artifacts and then finding myself with a bunch of them in a normal ck3 game. I figured bring this into realms in exile. The only unfortunate thing is that if you're "good" you can't capture orcs or goblins to collect their heads. You can duel them but certain mods that enable dueling do not allow you to collect the head artifact once the duel is complete. This includes certain battlefield duel mods. Now if you play orcs or goblins, you can capture just about anyone. You can can make religions and conduct holy wars with this as a resource for piety. I don't think it's an exploit per say but it does help with the great projects and things. Tried this with renaming the religions to "Balin's Folk" or "Followers of Azog".
I just came back to the game. Was wondering what the special building is in Moria? Are there any new men at arms for dwarves, goblins or orcs in the mountains?
It's interesting to believe this is the unit we get when we unlock gunpowder. Shouldn't this unit do poorly in a jungle due to it being damp and wet? Like the damage should go down in jungle due to this right? Having been to the Philippines where it's hot and humid I can only image how awful it could have been trying to transport early medieval gunpowder in a jungle. I never had the opportunity to use these or rocket lancers since I'm one to spam cavalry. Is it worthwhile unlocking gunpowder? How do players use them effectively in-game? What do you pair them with to get more "bang for your buck" so to speak.
Liked those for mods. Its easy to snowball in the game sure. Be nice if it was an in-game rule to leave them as they were but you don't get achievements in vanilla ck3.