CROOKED MOON

The Crooked Moon Tribe is one of the largest and most powerful Night Goblin Tribes within the southern Worlds Edge Mountains, holding the great Dwarf Stronghold of Karak Eight Peaks as their capital with Warlord Skarsnik as their leader. Before becoming a mighty power amongst the.
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Now if you look at the armor sunder, it has gone away and has been replaced by poison. I'm just wondering if there is merely limited space to show the icon but I'll have to look I never have! Thanks for the tip! The goblin campaign forces you to use light cav and infiltrating units cleverly since you cannot fight enemies in a fair fight. Early game armies consist of Goblin Spearmen to take damage and Nasty Skulkers to deal your damage. The campaign itself is a race against Clan Angrund to Karak Eight Peaks, since if he reaches it you have no chance to beat him him.

Pressure on all sides from Elves, Mutinous Gitz, Angrund, and the various humies gives a stressful but fun gameplay. Night Goblin Warlords are amazing for Crooked Moons, and really any Ork due to the bonuses to goblins and free level 1 lightning strike. Clan Angrund is very odd for dwarves, since as a dwarf player you are used to an excess of money to afford your expensive armies, and Angrund can barely have the funding to support a single full stack.

Your income is crippled until you get Eight Peaks, forcing you on a dwarven crusade fairly early. Gameplay is very Hero-centric due to your inability to get funds, which is good that you get 4 super ghost heroes. The new units are basically cheap ways to fill out your roster, which works well with your money issues. Bolt throwers are cheap monster killing artillery, the 3 types Rangers are versatile flanking units with stalk, and Runelords make your tough little guys even harder to break.

Never underestimate a Bolt Throwers ability to kill a giant as quickly as they do, they are one of the most cost effective artillery pieces. Arent goblin spearmen a wee bit better than night goblins though? They have higher moral and seem to last longer in my opinion. Poison is the great equalizer though.

Poison lowers enemy stats to goblin levels for common infantry, plus nasty skulkers, fanatics, and trolls can abuse this to clean up the weakened foe. The buffs granted by the warboss gets them on part with savage orcs but with poison weapons and invisibility. Also night goblin archers plus the RoR are way deadly.

They also have stalk which has a ton of utility. Position your warlord away from the troops so the goblins aren't hit by stray fire aimed at your one visible unit.

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Using stalk plus vanguard you can sneak around and take out artillery left unguarded, or intercept cavalry with the help of skulkers. Poison plus smoke bombs means no one escapes. I don't know about Crooked Moon, but man, my experience with the Greenskin economy seems to be pretty much the opposite of what most people have had. When I played with Grimgor I was swimming in money and by the time Archaon turned up, I had five full stacks of high tier units with a couple of cheap Night Goblin Archers at hand to pound his stupid face in, and this was with me having made some serious mistakes early game like not securing the Badlands.

Once I killed Archaon and mopped up the Badlands, my income was about 15k and I just steamrolled the rest of the settlements I needed and ended the campaign. This is mostly due to the fact that the Badlands and the surrounding areas are so easy to defend. Nothing threatens that area of the map after you take it over. You've got a ton of settlements and you can produce a decent bit of money in every single one of them. I'm just surprised so many people have had difficulty with the economy because of the campaigns I've played so far, I had the strongest economy with Greenskins.


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That said, I haven't finished my Grombrindal campaign yet, and from what I'm told, the later game with Dwarfs is basically Scrooge McDuck simulator 2k Dwarfs are broken with how much money they end up making. You end up being able to spam and throw away armies made up of ironbreakers, hammerers and slayers as if they were trash.

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You have so much settlements in the badlands in a relatively small area so you end up just making a lot of money regardless of faction. I'm hoping with the expansion that the tomb kings give the badlands more trouble, and the ogres gove the dwarfs issues as well. It's so isolated at the moment that it's terrible to take endgame as any other faction.

I really want the dogs of war faction tilea, estalia and the border princes , to give the skaven region a bit of a more immersive feel. I haven't tried cataph's mod yet, but I'm aiming to give it a shot once my current balthazar campaign is completed. Their trade depot and tinker buildings are just stronger than orc income. That said, orcs have a much better time than Humans, and VC are the only ones that really struggle with economy. When Archeon shows up several stacks of Bjornling Norscans spawn in ships, just off the coast of the badlands to the south west.

I think 3 stacks spawn?


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    7. They're pretty easy to kill off though. They aren't even hordes so they won't replenish since they have no territory, though they won't take no-settlement attrition. They just suicidally attack things with their stacks and die off. In my experience people with economic problems in general just aren't sacking enough. There's so much money to be had in these holds, and defending them is usually a pain in the ass anyway.

    Then I underway marched into Clan angrund territory, catching them totally off guard and taking their capital. I got a waagh going and conquered the whole province and wiping clan angrund. I lost both my towns in the Karak Norn province meanwhile but I didn't really care.

    I made peace with the karak Norn dwarf clan and had a new base at Karak izor. Well I just killed and raided karak norn and than clan. Xhal View Profile View Posts.

    Same tactics as with Clan Angrund. Build as much army as you can early. All nasty skulkers and at 2 stacks rush to karak 8 peaks. Maybe my Let's Play video can be helpful: Bust Karak Norn then gangbang Clan Angrund with one of the elector count. Then lay waste to Border Princes and make alliance with Vampires and Greenskins. By turn 56 I'm now at Badland facing half a dozen stunties armies but got Greenskin as ally who confederate Bloody Hand. Da Great Waaagh is real. For some reason I have really easy diplomatic time as Skarsnik making ally with human, undead, beastmen and Greenskins.

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    Da Loonies iz Amazin' Http: Last edited by Big Boom Boom ; 27 Oct, 4: Rhinopotamus View Profile View Posts. So I recruit some Goblins, and recruit a Night Goblin Warboss right away if there is a decent one, build up my military building, but move out turn two through Wissenland, and then take the far eastern city of Karak Hirn. This is what Gork and Mork — da Green Godz — demand of their servants, and only total victory will satisfy their bloodlust! Plays largely the same as regular Greenskins factions, aside from access to Skarsnik, and not having access to Grimgor or Azhag.

    Karak Eight Peaks is a unique settlement which affects Crooked Moon in the campaign. This does not affect other Greenskins factions.

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    As per Skarsnik's lord effects, the following Orc units can only be recruited from Karak Eight Peaks itself:. Savage Orc units can still be recruited regardless of the status of Karak Eight Peaks, though as usual you need to do so from a settlement with the Savage Orcs resource. Starts in Southern Grey Mountains. The same as the Greenskins main faction see Greenskins Victory Conditions , with the following additions:. Retrieved from " https: