How to Build Beastmen Armies at Every Stage of the Game | Total War Warhammer 2

[@ColonelDamneders]

What is your Beastmen Army Comp?

[@Razielts1]

check discord imma show you my armies :D Great Bray shaman and Doombull roll together for the offensive, and Beastlords guard herdstones since they have better ambush

[@Joeyjoejoe1708]

Playing as Malagor: Only Ungor Raiders or every other unit that can stalk.

[@ryanbaker1475]

Taurox, 3 gorebulls, 2 wiz, 1-2 other melee heroes, 4 minotaurs with shield, 2 normal minos, 2 gw minos, with 2 ghorgons, a jabberslythe, and 2 cygors… It’s a campaign army where you just stack everyone up and run through what ever is in-front of you

[@mattthekiller9129]

how to build beastmen army step 1: taurox step 2: profit

[@frax123]

Malagor is all you need. Just give him a bunch of stalk units that can hide and let him solo kill the enemy

[@Gamefreq184]

4:55 "now ranged units"

[@ColonelDamneders]

Frick

[@bakerthequaker7433]

My unbelievably cheesy tactic for beastmen is to upgrade the cap for how many gorebull heroes I can have. I make an entire gorebull hero army with 19 gorebulls and upgrade them as well as the Lord for the army to level 40. Purchase armour and weapons from the shop that is available for beastmen, which will cost you money from the treasury, which shouldn't be a problem because you'll always be rich. After that, they're all immortal, and every battle is like stealing candy from a child.

[@zlllazar]

the army is undoubtedly strong but the diversity of units seems to make it hard to control everything properly. if you struggled, I would be totally lost! is there an army comp which might be easier to control?

[@KatanaZeroEnjoyer]

Beastmen strongly encourage a varied roster due to unit caps. The late game army itself could be modified by having fewer minotaurs, more bestigors, and then integrating the minotaurs to the bestigors just as one big charge line. Cygors mostly just throw rocks so they don't need a ton of micro, the big monsters will need a little bit of micro but usually just at the start, and then you have a doom bull and a shaman. Overall I'd probably call this army easier to manage than say, a late game standard dark elf army.

[@peejeevermeiren2314]

Minotaurs aren't expensive since the ,3 types are separate. Also, you can take the ror one. Take a full stack of minotaurs & try to add as many shielded ones in it. Add one or two ghorgons. With the buffs of taurox skills, it's really strong &easy to manage.

[@zernst2798]

I am so hungry for new info on tww3..... Im not going to make it to September

[@ryanmartinez4770]

Remember the Thorek Ironbrow video your wrong about Thorek not having a quest battle he has one and its pretty crazy

[@patrickb6124]

Question for mid games could you go 2 razorgor and 2 poison warhound, or would it be better to specialize.

[@soundpalette2438]

Morghur plus chaos spawn = profit

[@captainseabass874]

Enjoyed the video. Honestly, I’ve found the more diverse an army is, the weaker it is especially in endgame. Much easier to go for a jabber/gorghon doomstack

[@ioanis6718]

Doomstacks are not fun tho

[@captainseabass874]

Fun factor is personal. Efficiency wise, an all jabber and ghorghon doom stack would wreck any of those armies

[@ioanis6718]

@@captainseabass874 efficiency for what? It ain't a job or a multiplayer battle

[@captainseabass874]

@@ioanis6718 efficiency in your campaign and your battles. Unless you’re always playing on easy or normal this comp won’t work

[@BeefIntoCake]

You're not taking into account that the units are now CAPPED based on Dread. Before you get an entire doomstack of those units of the ground you`ll be in turn 150 or so and at that point...whats the use of an OP Army you basicly should be about 80-90% done with your campaign anyway.

[@Cipher655]

20 bulls

[@k.v.7681]

1 ungor raider. And Malagor.

[@bromakethefirst6026]

OwO