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Titanium wars is a mod for Dark Crusade, which I find extremely fun. It changes units, adds new ones, and overall makes the stronghold maps much more challenging. While I may try to play the Spacemarines, orks or even Necrons, my first love is the Imperial Guard. While I may dabble in those and try to make some videos, this may be the only complete one. This is a long video series, showing all the battles. I hope you enjoy.

Titanium wars is a mod for Dark Crusade, which I find extremely fun. It changes units, adds new ones, and overall makes the stronghold maps much more challenging. While I may try to play the Spacemarines, orks or even Necrons, my first love is the Imperial Guard. While I may dabble in those and try to make some videos, this may be the only complete one. This is a long video series, showing all the battles. I hope you enjoy.

Titanium wars is a mod for Dark Crusade, which I find extremely fun. It changes units, adds new ones, and overall makes the stronghold maps much more challenging. While I may try to play the Spacemarines, orks or even Necrons, my first love is the Imperial Guard. While I may dabble in those and try to make some videos, this may be the only complete one. This is a long video series, showing all the battles. I hope you enjoy.

Multiple restarts. The very first unit was basically unkillable without figuring out a strategy to whittle it down gradually. Several other units were difficult, but we were eventually able to complete the map and get Rauny. Even with our dark princess unit, the boss required several tarot cards and a Fool card (remove all enemies but boss) to take out. I have worries about the maps coming up. If this one is an indication, it will be very difficult going forward.

First map with some serious difficulty as far as units. One in particular with 2 Dragoners in the back row had to be taken on by half my units to mitigate their massive damage and survivability. We get Norn though, and turn her into a dragoner. Though I wonder about it's efficacy as a Monk with two titans works very well.

Just organizing units more and putting people together.

Units get progressively harder, though we can still handle them. Boss is insane though, and without tarot cards we would never be able to bet him. Aisha becomes our second princess unit though.

We get Aisha finally for our first princess unit. And the units are more challenging. Still able to handle them, but only because of good unit balance, and well designed groups like Lyon, Warren and Gilbert. I had planned for durable units to soften up more difficult enemies, then pick at them with our weaker units. Which we did this time. But it will get harder. Gares is a beast. High agility and dodges magic regularly. Without world cards and fool cards, there is no way we'd be able to defeat him soley from our own units.

Finish tweaking some evil units, and levels. Create a dragon unit, and find more BLOOD items. I don't want more vampires lol... need undead rings and staffs. Balance out a few units, and organize new mermaid/octopus unit for water supremacy. Land and high sky are the best, but it's good to have a high damage and high sustain water unit just for fun.

First actually difficult map. Requires some unit saving items, and the boss battle is reasonably challenging. Two new characters in Ashe and Lyon. I have units set up for them already.

Battles are pretty easy on this map. Before farming Pogrom Forest, we had an average level of perhaps 5 or 6. Afterwards, we had an average level of 9 or 10. Denebs forces were around 8, so while we had some lower units, we had strong backups and good comps with Warren's golems and gilberts hounds. Not much to comment on here. We will come back for Deneb after Diaspola.

Farming is mostly done for now, though we will in all likelihood return here soon. Spend some time thinking about how my units will be organized in the future. Plan and strategize. Try to decide if I should bank on having more liches and Sorcerers later, or try to use my vampires and devils.

More of the same. Farming units up, finding items, tailoring to my tastes.

The Pogrom forest is perhaps the most important stage in the game as far as early unit cohesion, item finding, alignment shaping for units, and prepping units for the rapidly increasing difficulty that will be coming soon. We find tons of items, and begin tailoring our units.

We fight a necromancer and undead, allowing us to improve alignment and win more reputation. Perhaps the most important map in the game, as far as early development. It allows for Alignment tweaking, easy and massive level ups and level standardization within units. Opportunity to find many items after game through neutral encounters

Don't really play much. Organize, theory craft, and plan out future units with certain hero's arriving eventually.

We fight a werewolf, continue to level up our units broadly, and find the Rune Axe which helps against undead and evil creatures.

Gilbert and Canopus join our ranks, enemies get progressively more difficult. Complete Lans, Warren, Canopus and Gilbert's units. Prepping other units for eventual new heros coming up. (Ashe and Leon in a couple of levels)

First map with real combat. Enemies are Stronger, but not terribly difficult as of yet. I decide to prep Warren to be a dollmaster as there are no unique dollmaster characters. Begin organizing squads to prepare for unique characters.

Intro to the game, some army organization. Warren's castle has no enemies, just a tutorial of how to deploy, navigate, liberate, and find items.

Finally, the end of all things comes to pass. And we can start playing some multiplayer. Kind of.

Finally get past that Shok Mission. After basically cheesing the game.

Cuotl Campaign. Serious trouble with one map in Particular. Multiple restarts

Start of the cuotl campaign.

The grind begins. Trying to get all the tech upgrades.