Be'Lakor the True Everchosen, An Absurdly Strong Campaign - Total War: Warhammer 3 Immortal Empires

[@KoltoMephet]

By far my favourite campaign. I just wish it was a bit harder sometimes? My favourite trick is to drop portals more or less on cooldown (and researching to make said CD faster), that way you can defend a huge area with very few armies. They also help for recruitment. Recruit lord -> recruit in said province -> move to portal -> bounce from portal to portal and recruit in all of them, on the same turn. end wherever you want to campaign from. Best part is the flexibility. norsca or the northern wastes are the most obvious with lots of dark fortresses, but i have had some hugely fun ones where i went directly to mordheim and the south as well. When you want to move you theatre of war to a different area, send a single lord/army ahead, pop a dark portal there, and move your other armies there via your existing portal network.

[@patrickdaly1088]

The recruit trick is, for me, what makes Belakor so powerful. You can start an army and on the next turn, have an entire army of aspiring champions and knights of tzeench

[@me3moo2]

Its kinda funny watching how fast he power creeps. It was getting to the point where most armies just kept running from me to ensure they had at least one or two reinforcement armies. Azazel kept running like a little bitch half way across the wasteland, but it was quite the funny benny hill chase

[@osowiec2430]

I triggered the dwarf crisis by turn 86 with be'lakor, I expanded really fast

[@4dealliance598]

Also fun! The only ability of his I dislike is the Nurgle one, stoll think that should do something a bit different.

[@osowiec2430]

Heroes can also be used spawn portals

[@guilliman1990]

Just about to finish a archon campaign than gunna try a belekor legendary

[@James-oc9vh]

How would make warriors of chaos more powerful under Ai control? They need to be the big challenge in the game

[@Zuginator]

I'm waiting until all 4 of the Chaos Updates are out THEN I'll play Be'Lakor.,