How to Build Wood Elf Armies | Total War Warhammer 2

[@user-me7iw6ft8z]

Step 1: Build to tier 5 Step2: Tree men Step3: step 2

[@GamblingGator]

Tree men >>> anything else

[@cyanide7270]

Doomstack = boring as fuck gameplay.

[@steel5315]

This is true with a couple other random Lord's in other factions as well but the Wood Elves have This espcially badly where the army you train is really dependent on which lord you pick at the start. You want tree spirits with Durthu or Drycha but you want Elves with Orion or the Sisters. Thus while these are decent army comps, they don't work perfectly with every Faction in the roster. Anyways great video just wanted to point this out

[@xjs9187]

Just in time for a new campaign, cheers Colonel!

[@bewertsam]

Love your guides. Thanks!!!

[@nagash9457]

I'll try these armies!

[@mattthekiller9129]

Hey colonel, weird question i know, but next year might we get some multiplayer? Thanks, much love♥️

[@ColonelDamneders]

What do you mean by multiplayer? Like what sort of content.

[@zlllazar]

the midgame comp makes very little sense. treekin are horrible for damage and just exist to hold the line so why bring them and also so many other melee infantry. and you picked the version of midgame Archer that has massively reduced range just to get magical attacks?

[@Warhamster618]

Well to be fair none of those army compositions in his videos make any sense whatsoever... I dont really understand why a guy who plays on normal difficulty would even attempt to make any guide and try to teach others how to play the game. Normal is so braindead easy that you can pick any units just at random and still completly anihilate everything in your way so honestly someone playing on this difficulty doesnt even have an opportunity to learn and ubderstand how all different units perform and in which situations they should be used or not. You could just repeatedly smash your head against the keyboard and you would probably still somehow win. There is nothing wrong in playing on a lower difficulty but if a guy goes out there trying to tell people what is what without not really knowing much about the game then I'm gonna call that out.

[@asdfffs]

​@@Warhamster618 "...someone playing on this difficulty doesnt even have an opportunity to learn and ubderstand how all different units perform and in which situations they should be used or not." Except that doesn't make any sense what so ever, the game is balanced for the normal setting, so whatever works in normal is the intended balance, what's intended to work on hard only works best on hard, what works best on legendary works best on legendary as the unit statblocks actually change, not the AI, it's not a fucking esport, these videos are obviously intended for new players, not people who are stroking their ego because they think they know the best unit compositions on the hardest difficulty in a single player game

[@reganldvonbartersbee6771]

0/10 too many elves not enough trees -durthu

[@BonfirePlease]

I hope for brettonia next

[@cyanide7270]

Personally, id go for a female glade lord, as she buffs your archers damage and can bring the dragon, and a Branchwraith who buffs up your melee units youll have fighting alongside him, meanwhile bringing the worthwhile Life spells in place of the Ancient Treeman, and the Shadow spells in place of the Spellsinger. Meanwhile, two Treemen instead of Dragons. The Dragons are nice, but the Treemen are better, and with the Gladelord you still get a Dragon. Also, maybe replace two Zoats with Sisters of the Thorn, good fast units that could go run down the back lines and artillery, and are still handy in a melee

[@Dandoz666]

You know you can't poison your own units right? You can still damage them so still good not shooting your own.

[@Warhamster618]

He doesnt know much about the game in general