But Barak Varr is simply too far away, with too many dynamic variables, to call it a reliable strategic goal.

I get what you're saying, and I'm sure it's coming from a good place, but the thing is, I think most people are aware of it. With a single trading partner unable to even afford all of the trade goods I'm producing, and no chance whatsoever to take Barak Varr. My westward expansion dreams die as I now have to scourge everything east of the Charnel Valley and the Charnel Valley itself of rats.Īnd this is how I spend the rest of the campaign. Which means it's time for me to fight the Silver Host.

* Khalida has long since been out of the game thanks to the increased aggression on Vampire Counts, and now she dies to a minor faction. Even if I got it, as you observed, it'd be broken up by Dwarf settlements that, again, I'd have to be an utter numpty to declare war on. However, with the mountains now all under their control, I had to go south, to Lahmia, to expand.īarak Varr is already basically out of the picture. Plus, lacking other trading partners, I got an arrangement with them.

* Blue Tide rose to number 2 strength, and I'm not a moron. Mors wiped him off the face of the planet around the time I was wrapping up Hag Graef and getting ready to war with the Greenskins. The problem is this is making a lot of assumptions about the map staying static, and it doesn't.

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