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Malus Darkblade

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	====Malus Darkblade====		====Malus Darkblade====
	Malus is a fan-favorite character, and CA honestly did him pretty dirty, which is kind of upsetting. His campaign is very difficult especially at the start, and he slightly boosts Cold One Knights, a notoriously cost-inefficient unit. He is a monster on the battlefield, but ''it's pretty much always better to play as another Dark Elf faction and confederate him'', since he gets all his battlefield strengths and none of the weaknesses. ~~If you insist on playing~~ his campaign ~~though~~, ~~keep these tips in mind:~~		Malus is a fan-favorite character, and in game 2 CA honestly did him pretty dirty, which is kind of upsetting. His campaign is very difficult especially at the start, and he slightly boosts Cold One Knights, a notoriously cost-inefficient unit. He is a monster on the battlefield, but ''it's pretty much always better to play as another Dark Elf faction and confederate him'', since he gets all his battlefield strengths and none of the weaknesses. A lot of his problems got fixed in game 3 however, and while Dark Elves aren't in the best state in campaign right now, he is one of the few who's experience notably improved.

	*'''SNIKCH MUST DIE!''': Snikch must die unless you like having 30 million filthy rats coming over the border to take your land and deflower your sorceresses (oh, who are we kidding? There’s no such thing as a virgin sorceress, they literally worship the goddess of massive orgies). Sometimes you can even make a non-aggression pact with Imrik to focus on Snikch which I definitely recommend. After killing him, you can slow down a little, and pick off your enemies one-by-one, but it's an absolute miserable campaign experience if you allow Snikch to get his shit together.		*'''SNIKCH MUST DIE!''': Snikch must die unless you like having 30 million filthy rats coming over the border to take your land and deflower your sorceresses (oh, who are we kidding? There’s no such thing as a virgin sorceress, they literally worship the goddess of massive orgies). Sometimes you can even make a non-aggression pact with Imrik to focus on Snikch which I definitely recommend. After killing him, you can slow down a little, and pick off your enemies one-by-one, but it's an absolute miserable campaign experience if you allow Snikch to get his shit together.

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	==Tactics==		==Tactics==
	===Multiplayer Strategies===		===Multiplayer Strategies===
	Long, Long ago in the distant times of 2017 Dark Elves where one of the top factions in the game with their massive amount of AP, powerful Lords and flexible army. Unfortunately after years of being beaten with the Nerf Bat they have fallen from grace. ~~As of the Twisted~~ and ~~the Twilight patch they~~ are ~~considered low tier, they really only have one viable tactic, relying on Scourgerunners~~ and ~~Crossbow Dark Riders~~. ~~Now just because they are considered low tier doesn't mean~~ you can~~'t win with~~ them as they ~~still have some favorable match ups~~. ~~As of right now, you are a bit of a one trick pony so you may have~~ to ~~get creative.~~		Long, Long ago in the distant times of 2017 Dark Elves where one of the top factions in the game with their massive amount of AP, powerful Lords and flexible army. Unfortunately after years of being beaten with the Nerf Bat they have fallen from grace. Nowadays you generally need a brain and good micro to use them in multiplayer, as due to their fragility and short range mistakes are very punishing and everything needs to be positioned correctly. That being said if you can use them well they can output an insane amount of damage and keep up with the best factions in the game. Here is how to bring glory and slaves to The Witch King:

	*'''Beastmen''': Fighting a bunch of naked goats calls your AP specialty into question, but you have quite a few ways to make this matchup work if you're clever. Witch Elves will trade well into any infantry the beastie boys bring, and while they won't beat Bestigors, making them rampage into your lines where they can't sustain themselves can give you quite an advantage. Dark rider Crossbows, usually an auto-include in most Dark Elf builds, are much more risky here due to Ungor Raiders and the inherent speed of the Beastmen army. You'll have a harder time getting value out of them. On the other hand, Scourgerunners throw a big middle finger to any monsters the Beastmen are foolish enough to bring (the one notable exception being the Cygor, which can be quite difficult to deal with if you don't shut it down early), so bringing some of your own monsters can be good way to clear out the remaining support.		*'''Beastmen''': Fighting a bunch of naked goats calls your AP specialty into question, but you have quite a few ways to make this matchup work if you're clever. Witch Elves will trade well into any infantry the beastie boys bring, and while they won't beat Bestigors, making them rampage into your lines where they can't sustain themselves can give you quite an advantage. Dark rider Crossbows, usually an auto-include in most Dark Elf builds, are much more risky here due to Ungor Raiders and the inherent speed of the Beastmen army. You'll have a harder time getting value out of them. On the other hand, Scourgerunners throw a big middle finger to any monsters the Beastmen are foolish enough to bring (the one notable exception being the Cygor, which can be quite difficult to deal with if you don't shut it down early), so bringing some of your own monsters can be good way to clear out the remaining support.

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Domination

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	General Tier Rank: '''B-'''		General Tier Rank: '''B-'''

	They can actually be quite strong in domination, but they need a skillful player to take the game. Scourgerunners are highly mobile and can get good trades, good AP and monsters is always valuable, they have plenty of cheap, cost effective infantry, and of course their lord choices are almost all excellent. However, unlike other ~~fast~~ factions (e.g. Vampire Counts) the Druchii tend to run out of steam in this game mode without a real way to sustain themselves. ~~Also, Murderous Prowess is awful, as it procs way too quickly~~ to be ~~useful in a longer fight (actually, CA has patched this,~~ Murderous Prowess ~~now has a higher threshold, so it procs at an appropriate time. It still isn't the big force it~~ is in ~~land battles, but at least it doesn't proc in~~ the ~~first 5 seconds~~ of the ~~battle)~~. They're still very squishy, and tend to get run over by other factions heavy cav and monsters if you aren't on top of your game. With some practice though, they can be a very fun pick. One additional note is that Lore of Dark Magic is awesome in this game mode, with special mention going to Soul Stealer, a great way to punish blobs on points.		They can actually be quite strong in domination, but they need a skillful player to take the game. They have a lot of upsides: Scourgerunners are highly mobile and can get good trades, good AP and monsters is always valuable, they have plenty of cheap, cost effective infantry, and of course their lord choices are almost all excellent. However, unlike other faster factions (e.g. Vampire Counts) the Druchii tend to run out of steam in this game mode without a real way to sustain themselves. What does this mean? You need to be on top of your micro and be getting good matchups. Murderous Prowess is also notably less effective in domination due to the slower nature of the mode. They're still very squishy, and tend to get run over by other factions heavy cav and monsters if you aren't on top of your game. With some practice though, they can be a very fun pick, and quite powerful against several factions. You'll even see them (not infrequently I might add) in high-level tournament play, where they are a favorite of smart and tactical players. One additional note is that Lore of Dark Magic is awesome in this game mode, with special mention going to Soul Stealer, a great way to punish blobs on points.

	===Campaign Strategies===		===Campaign Strategies===

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	As of 3.1 the slave system is... better, but still not really there yet. They removed the slave cap and rebalanced slave gain/bleed. They also added a new 'rush construction' feature where you can spend slaves to instantly complete buildings, which is a strong feature (though it kind of undermines the 'strategic' element of this 'strategy' game.). Slave bleed and gaining slaves from battles has also been rebalanced, and are a bit more palatable, though not perfect. But this system is hampered by bugs/poor design decision. First off, they removed ALL global bonuses for slaves besides the income bonus (and public order penalty) which has itself been nerfed. While you're not exactly poor now, it's definitely more difficult to build up money, and the construction time and other infrastructure bonuses are missed.		As of 3.1 the slave system is... better, but still not really there yet. They removed the slave cap and rebalanced slave gain/bleed. They also added a new 'rush construction' feature where you can spend slaves to instantly complete buildings, which is a strong feature (though it kind of undermines the 'strategic' element of this 'strategy' game.). Slave bleed and gaining slaves from battles has also been rebalanced, and are a bit more palatable, though not perfect. But this system is hampered by bugs/poor design decision. First off, they removed ALL global bonuses for slaves besides the income bonus (and public order penalty) which has itself been nerfed. While you're not exactly poor now, it's definitely more difficult to build up money, and the construction time and other infrastructure bonuses are missed.

	This anon's opinion is that the biggest problem with the current slave system is that... it's boring. Clicking on every settlement you own to enact your diktats is mind-numbing, especially when you have a larger empire. Managing it is still pretty tedious, even with the rebalances, [[FAIL\| and, to add insult to injury, the Chaos Dwarfs get the Dark Elf slave system from ~~wh2~~ (you know, the one everyone liked) not only copy-and-pasted over, but greatly expanded on with a ton of in-depth complimentary mechanics that are ''fun'' to use.]]		This anon's opinion is that the biggest problem with the current slave system is that... it's boring. Clicking on every settlement you own to enact your diktats is mind-numbing, especially when you have a larger empire. Managing it is still pretty tedious, even with the rebalances, [[FAIL\| and, to add insult to injury, the Chaos Dwarfs get the Dark Elf slave system from Warhammer 2 (you know, the one everyone liked) not only copy-and-pasted over, but greatly expanded on with a ton of in-depth complimentary mechanics that are ''fun'' to use.]]

	Dark Elves have a fun, strong army with powerful characters, but this overhaul to their mechanics have left them in a quagmire on the campaign map. Don't mistake them as weak, their faction is actually fairly strong, but they are much more boring to play than in Warhammer 2. Either the current slave system needs a MASSIVE upgrade/overhaul, adding tons of different things to spend your slaves on, and a global window to make management less terrible, or they need to rip the entire thing out and come up with a completely new mechanic/ set of mechanics for the Dark Elves. As much as it pains me to admit, neither of these things are particularly likely without a big push from the playerbase, so if you're a ~~druchii~~ fan, make sure to complain to your local CA representative!		Dark Elves have a fun, strong army with powerful characters, but this overhaul to their mechanics have left them in a quagmire on the campaign map. Don't mistake them as weak, their faction is actually fairly strong, but they are much more boring to play than in Warhammer 2. Either the current slave system needs a MASSIVE upgrade/overhaul, adding tons of different things to spend your slaves on, and a global window to make management less terrible, or they need to rip the entire thing out and come up with a completely new mechanic/ set of mechanics for the Dark Elves. As much as it pains me to admit, neither of these things are particularly likely without a big push from the playerbase, so if you're a Druchii fan, make sure to complain to your local CA representative!

	===Campaign Specific===		===Campaign Specific===

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	===Campaign Specific===		===Campaign Specific===
	~~I wrote this~~ section ~~a while back, before the release of Immortal~~ Empires, ~~so much of this information is outdated. For~~ example Malekith appears to be a much more difficult campaign with Valkia's new start that's right on top of him, Morathi isn't very viable in melee anymore, and Malus', Lokhir's, and Rakarth's campaigns all have new starts. I'll update this section eventually (though if someone else feels inclined to update, go for it), but in the meantime, take the advice here with a grain of salt as most of it is applicable to Mortal Empires only.		The section below is mostly only applicable for Warhammer 2 Mortal Empires. Several things have been changed in Warhammer 3, for example Malekith appears to be a much more difficult campaign with Valkia's new start that's right on top of him, Morathi isn't very viable in melee anymore, and Malus', Lokhir's, and Rakarth's campaigns all have new starts.
	====Malekith====		====Malekith====

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	As of 3.1 the slave system is... better, but still not really there yet. They removed the slave cap and rebalanced slave gain/bleed. They also added a new 'rush construction' feature where you can spend slaves to instantly complete buildings, which is a strong feature (though it kind of undermines the 'strategic' element of this 'strategy' game.). Slave bleed and gaining slaves from battles has also been rebalanced, and are a bit more palatable, though not perfect. But this system is hampered by bugs/poor design decision. First off, they removed ALL global bonuses for slaves besides the income bonus (and public order penalty) which has itself been nerfed. While you're not exactly poor now, it's definitely more difficult to build up money, and the construction time and other infrastructure bonuses are missed.		As of 3.1 the slave system is... better, but still not really there yet. They removed the slave cap and rebalanced slave gain/bleed. They also added a new 'rush construction' feature where you can spend slaves to instantly complete buildings, which is a strong feature (though it kind of undermines the 'strategic' element of this 'strategy' game.). Slave bleed and gaining slaves from battles has also been rebalanced, and are a bit more palatable, though not perfect. But this system is hampered by bugs/poor design decision. First off, they removed ALL global bonuses for slaves besides the income bonus (and public order penalty) which has itself been nerfed. While you're not exactly poor now, it's definitely more difficult to build up money, and the construction time and other infrastructure bonuses are missed.

	This anon's opinion is that the biggest problem with the current slave system is that... it's boring. Clicking on every settlement you own to enact your diktats is mind-numbing, especially when you have a larger empire. Managing it is still pretty tedious, even with the rebalances, and, to add insult to injury, the Chaos Dwarfs get the Dark Elf slave system from wh2 (you know, the one everyone liked) not only copy-and-pasted over, but greatly expanded on with a ton of in-depth complimentary mechanics that are ''fun'' to use.		This anon's opinion is that the biggest problem with the current slave system is that... it's boring. Clicking on every settlement you own to enact your diktats is mind-numbing, especially when you have a larger empire. Managing it is still pretty tedious, even with the rebalances, [[FAIL\| and, to add insult to injury, the Chaos Dwarfs get the Dark Elf slave system from wh2 (you know, the one everyone liked) not only copy-and-pasted over, but greatly expanded on with a ton of in-depth complimentary mechanics that are ''fun'' to use.]]

	Dark Elves have a fun, strong army with powerful characters, but this overhaul to their mechanics have left them in a quagmire on the campaign map. Don't mistake them as weak, their faction is actually fairly strong, but they are much more boring to play than in Warhammer 2. Either the current slave system needs a MASSIVE upgrade/overhaul, adding tons of different things to spend your slaves on, and a global window to make management less terrible, or they need to rip the entire thing out and come up with a completely new mechanic/ set of mechanics for the Dark Elves. As much as it pains me to admit, neither of these things are particularly likely without a big push from the playerbase, so if you're a druchii fan, make sure to complain to your local CA representative!		Dark Elves have a fun, strong army with powerful characters, but this overhaul to their mechanics have left them in a quagmire on the campaign map. Don't mistake them as weak, their faction is actually fairly strong, but they are much more boring to play than in Warhammer 2. Either the current slave system needs a MASSIVE upgrade/overhaul, adding tons of different things to spend your slaves on, and a global window to make management less terrible, or they need to rip the entire thing out and come up with a completely new mechanic/ set of mechanics for the Dark Elves. As much as it pains me to admit, neither of these things are particularly likely without a big push from the playerbase, so if you're a druchii fan, make sure to complain to your local CA representative!

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	As of 3.1 the slave system is... better, but still not really there yet. They removed the slave cap and rebalanced slave gain/bleed. They also added a new 'rush construction' feature where you can spend slaves to instantly complete buildings, which is a strong feature (though it kind of undermines the 'strategic' element of this 'strategy' game.). Slave bleed and gaining slaves from battles has also been rebalanced, and are a bit more palatable, though not perfect. But this system is hampered by bugs/poor design decision. First off, they removed ALL global bonuses for slaves besides the income bonus (and public order penalty) which has itself been nerfed. While you're not exactly poor now, it's definitely more difficult to build up money, and the construction time and other infrastructure bonuses are missed.		As of 3.1 the slave system is... better, but still not really there yet. They removed the slave cap and rebalanced slave gain/bleed. They also added a new 'rush construction' feature where you can spend slaves to instantly complete buildings, which is a strong feature (though it kind of undermines the 'strategic' element of this 'strategy' game.). Slave bleed and gaining slaves from battles has also been rebalanced, and are a bit more palatable, though not perfect. But this system is hampered by bugs/poor design decision. First off, they removed ALL global bonuses for slaves besides the income bonus (and public order penalty) which has itself been nerfed. While you're not exactly poor now, it's definitely more difficult to build up money, and the construction time and other infrastructure bonuses are missed.
	This anon's opinion is that the biggest problem with the current slave system is that... it's boring. Clicking on every settlement you own to enact your diktats is mind-numbing, especially when you have a larger empire. Managing it is still pretty tedious, even with the rebalances, and, to add insult to injury, the Chaos Dwarfs get the Dark Elf slave system from wh2 (you know, the one everyone liked) not only copy-and-pasted over, but greatly expanded on with a ton of in-depth complimentary mechanics that are ''fun'' to use. Dark Elves have a fun, strong army with powerful characters, but this overhaul to their mechanics have left them in a quagmire on the campaign map. Either the current slave system needs a MASSIVE upgrade/overhaul, adding tons of different things to spend your slaves on, and a global window to make management less terrible, or they need to rip the entire thing out and come up with a completely new mechanic/ set of mechanics for the Dark Elves. As much as it pains me to admit, neither of these things are particularly likely without a big push from the playerbase, so if you're a druchii fan, make sure to complain to your local CA representative!
			This anon's opinion is that the biggest problem with the current slave system is that... it's boring. Clicking on every settlement you own to enact your diktats is mind-numbing, especially when you have a larger empire. Managing it is still pretty tedious, even with the rebalances, and, to add insult to injury, the Chaos Dwarfs get the Dark Elf slave system from wh2 (you know, the one everyone liked) not only copy-and-pasted over, but greatly expanded on with a ton of in-depth complimentary mechanics that are ''fun'' to use.

			Dark Elves have a fun, strong army with powerful characters, but this overhaul to their mechanics have left them in a quagmire on the campaign map. Don't mistake them as weak, their faction is actually fairly strong, but they are much more boring to play than in Warhammer 2. Either the current slave system needs a MASSIVE upgrade/overhaul, adding tons of different things to spend your slaves on, and a global window to make management less terrible, or they need to rip the entire thing out and come up with a completely new mechanic/ set of mechanics for the Dark Elves. As much as it pains me to admit, neither of these things are particularly likely without a big push from the playerbase, so if you're a druchii fan, make sure to complain to your local CA representative!

	===Campaign Specific===		===Campaign Specific===

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	Unfortunately they heavily nerfed the Slave system in Immortal Empires, the jury is out still on how good their economy is after the massive nerf, you now have to spend slaves as a global resource on your economic buildings and commandment. Will update as we find out how bad the nerf is but its already clear its going to be dramatically weaker than before. After playing 80 turns I can confirm the economy is still strong as long as you rapidly expand and keep fighting but slaves decline possibly too fast from buildings, and slave pens aren't that useful, all they do is increase capacity and give a tiny 5 slave per turn income, whereas a leveled economy building consumes 40 per turn, so only constant fighting and sacking will be able to keep your slave population up. The public order penalties for slaves are basically gone now. Assassins can now generate 10 slaves per turn by staying in your provinces instead of boosting slave income, but that is a waste of them. In general all the buildings or skills which give slaves per turn are completely useless, they are way too weak to keep up with the cost of buildings, you either have to constantly sack other countries or be continuously conquering territory. Don't Bother with Slave Markets or any building that give slaves per turn, the rate of gain can never keep up with the consumption and increasing slave capacity is useless. Having a large stockpile of slaves is actually more or less pointless, you only need 150 slaves to trigger the bonus income at the end of your turn and you don't get any meaningful bonuses for having lots of slaves. you can have a slave consumption of 1000-2000 per turn and all you need to do is get above 150 remaining after the decline before the end of each turn and there is no downside. So slave markets and any special buildings that increase capacity or give a few slaves per turn should just be skipped, this is bad design by CA but it at least frees up your building slots. overall the Dark Elf income is still extremely strong it just not as strong as before. Unfortunately once your empire gets large enough it will become almost impossible to trigger the bonus income because you can easily end up with -4000-5000 slaves per turn which will be impossible to keep up each turn. Fundamentally as your empire grows amounts of slaves decline per turn increase quickly but your ability to capture slaves remains largely fixed, unless you can simultaneous sack 4-5 provinces a turn (every single turn) it will be impossible to keep up slaves late game, and the slave buildings do nothing to help this. Unfortunately I feel like they failed to playtest the new mechanic adequately as it becomes almost completely useless late game.		Unfortunately they heavily nerfed the Slave system in Immortal Empires, the jury is out still on how good their economy is after the massive nerf, you now have to spend slaves as a global resource on your economic buildings and commandment. Will update as we find out how bad the nerf is but its already clear its going to be dramatically weaker than before. After playing 80 turns I can confirm the economy is still strong as long as you rapidly expand and keep fighting but slaves decline possibly too fast from buildings, and slave pens aren't that useful, all they do is increase capacity and give a tiny 5 slave per turn income, whereas a leveled economy building consumes 40 per turn, so only constant fighting and sacking will be able to keep your slave population up. The public order penalties for slaves are basically gone now. Assassins can now generate 10 slaves per turn by staying in your provinces instead of boosting slave income, but that is a waste of them. In general all the buildings or skills which give slaves per turn are completely useless, they are way too weak to keep up with the cost of buildings, you either have to constantly sack other countries or be continuously conquering territory. Don't Bother with Slave Markets or any building that give slaves per turn, the rate of gain can never keep up with the consumption and increasing slave capacity is useless. Having a large stockpile of slaves is actually more or less pointless, you only need 150 slaves to trigger the bonus income at the end of your turn and you don't get any meaningful bonuses for having lots of slaves. you can have a slave consumption of 1000-2000 per turn and all you need to do is get above 150 remaining after the decline before the end of each turn and there is no downside. So slave markets and any special buildings that increase capacity or give a few slaves per turn should just be skipped, this is bad design by CA but it at least frees up your building slots. overall the Dark Elf income is still extremely strong it just not as strong as before. Unfortunately once your empire gets large enough it will become almost impossible to trigger the bonus income because you can easily end up with -4000-5000 slaves per turn which will be impossible to keep up each turn. Fundamentally as your empire grows amounts of slaves decline per turn increase quickly but your ability to capture slaves remains largely fixed, unless you can simultaneous sack 4-5 provinces a turn (every single turn) it will be impossible to keep up slaves late game, and the slave buildings do nothing to help this. Unfortunately I feel like they failed to playtest the new mechanic adequately as it becomes almost completely useless late game.

			As of 3.1 the slave system is... better, but still not really there yet. They removed the slave cap and rebalanced slave gain/bleed. They also added a new 'rush construction' feature where you can spend slaves to instantly complete buildings, which is a strong feature (though it kind of undermines the 'strategic' element of this 'strategy' game.). Slave bleed and gaining slaves from battles has also been rebalanced, and are a bit more palatable, though not perfect. But this system is hampered by bugs/poor design decision. First off, they removed ALL global bonuses for slaves besides the income bonus (and public order penalty) which has itself been nerfed. While you're not exactly poor now, it's definitely more difficult to build up money, and the construction time and other infrastructure bonuses are missed.
			This anon's opinion is that the biggest problem with the current slave system is that... it's boring. Clicking on every settlement you own to enact your diktats is mind-numbing, especially when you have a larger empire. Managing it is still pretty tedious, even with the rebalances, and, to add insult to injury, the Chaos Dwarfs get the Dark Elf slave system from wh2 (you know, the one everyone liked) not only copy-and-pasted over, but greatly expanded on with a ton of in-depth complimentary mechanics that are ''fun'' to use. Dark Elves have a fun, strong army with powerful characters, but this overhaul to their mechanics have left them in a quagmire on the campaign map. Either the current slave system needs a MASSIVE upgrade/overhaul, adding tons of different things to spend your slaves on, and a global window to make management less terrible, or they need to rip the entire thing out and come up with a completely new mechanic/ set of mechanics for the Dark Elves. As much as it pains me to admit, neither of these things are particularly likely without a big push from the playerbase, so if you're a druchii fan, make sure to complain to your local CA representative!

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