If you have played a grand strategy game, you know at least the basics- every turn, you can use resources to build buildings or units inside your cities and provinces, and these in turn fuel your economy you can use to expand further.Įxpansion in Warhammer 2 is contingent on two resources: Gold, which you get from buildings, from looting enemy settlements, and simply as profit from a healthy economy, and population surplus. There is a nuanced city management game built into Total War. But having discrete formations that you can use to have a multi-front assault isn’t a bad thing. Not too far apart- you don’t want them isolated and outflanked.
Don’t be afraid to spread your units apart. Try gaining higher ground, or bottlenecking your enemy- anything that can swing the tide of the battle your way, or just give you an advantage Use terrain and the lay of your land to your advantage. 
Continue to develop things in the grand campaign, so you have a vibrant economy that can sustain a military
Build, build, build- a healthy military relies on a healthy economy, and a healthy economy relies on development. Have a varied army- different kinds of units, so that you are equipped to handle a range of situations, terrains, and enemy responses. It is an excellent way of coming to grips with the nuances and complexities in the game Let’s start with the basics- focus on the campaign first. There is no shame in that- and that’s where we come in, see? In this guide, we share some basic tips and tricks, a guide to base building, to the classes in the game, to fighting corruption, and to the kinds of units in the game. Which means that everyone needs some help with this game. As is often the case with these games, it is deep, complex, nuanced, vast, and entirely overwhelming and intimidating, even to franchise veterans, and especially for newcomers. 
Total War: Warhammer 2 is the sequel to last year’s glorious fusion of The Creative Assembly’s strategy franchise with the Warhammer mythos, and continues the story that is anticipated to be a trilogy.
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