A good siege defence tip… don’t position your troops right in front of the enemy ladders or towers. Allow the enemy to up on the walls then attack them. Stops your own towers killing your troops.
Your a little in the late game for this and I'm way behind on the series but if you grab the sellswords whenever you see them you can use them as a front line to take the damage while your elites do the important work flanking and shooting. There a great unit to take the charge, better taking loses on them then your top front line units.
Hello, my friend. Well, for the elite Gondorian units, I feel they are AOR, which means you get them only in Cair Andros. As for the bonus of the two alliances, it seems to me that you choose Mordor, thus military production, or Gondor, thus economic/ trade bonus. On the map, you are very close to destroy Dorwinion and thus getting close to the Anduin line, thus in position to strike Isenguard from the east. I feel that you cannnot ceasefire with Dale because they are allied with Dorwinion, so you can have a ceasefire only after you destroy Dorwinion. After you reach the Anduin, get all your extra troops and armies, retrain them and then get them close to the line of the Anduin to start the invasion of the Rohirric plains. In the west, if you survive the attack in Annulond (I hope so, but it's a difficult battle), move on to Gondor and maybe exchange Serelond and Lond Galen with Tharangrondost, in order to unite the realm and not have something oddly out of your control. You'll keep Tharangrondost, Annulond and Cirith Iaur (I believe Cirith Iaur is a Gondorian region and you can have the Gondorian units, but this needs a check). As for the Goblins, you started the war with them, but I'm not sure if you can end it. If you can't, simply swap into Eregion, lock them in Khazad-dum and let them smash their heads in Annon-en-Orrod as you progress elsewhere. Ar-Gimilzor must go for Isenguard itself, it needs to be taken and your secondary army must opt to go for Derwath. It's a Castle, so maybe you want a commander there. And finally, I would indeed get rid of Enedwaith, so as to control the full sector. Have a nice time.
I think when Gondor Lost cair andros you Lost the capability to train the cair Andros unit , you must return the city to gondor to be capable to train the unit
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A good siege defence tip… don’t position your troops right in front of the enemy ladders or towers. Allow the enemy to up on the walls then attack them. Stops your own towers killing your troops.
Great video again really enjoyed this one I think the lesser losses you take the more chance of a man of the hour keep up the great content
Gonna be an amazing next episode with that battle kicking it off!
Is 4 hours enough for the next ep? ;)
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Your a little in the late game for this and I'm way behind on the series but if you grab the sellswords whenever you see them you can use them as a front line to take the damage while your elites do the important work flanking and shooting. There a great unit to take the charge, better taking loses on them then your top front line units.
Gynd has been in enidweith's hands for a very long time
Check your ports maybe you could get the cair andros units there
Hello, my friend. Well, for the elite Gondorian units, I feel they are AOR, which means you get them only in Cair Andros. As for the bonus of the two alliances, it seems to me that you choose Mordor, thus military production, or Gondor, thus economic/ trade bonus. On the map, you are very close to destroy Dorwinion and thus getting close to the Anduin line, thus in position to strike Isenguard from the east. I feel that you cannnot ceasefire with Dale because they are allied with Dorwinion, so you can have a ceasefire only after you destroy Dorwinion. After you reach the Anduin, get all your extra troops and armies, retrain them and then get them close to the line of the Anduin to start the invasion of the Rohirric plains. In the west, if you survive the attack in Annulond (I hope so, but it's a difficult battle), move on to Gondor and maybe exchange Serelond and Lond Galen with Tharangrondost, in order to unite the realm and not have something oddly out of your control. You'll keep Tharangrondost, Annulond and Cirith Iaur (I believe Cirith Iaur is a Gondorian region and you can have the Gondorian units, but this needs a check). As for the Goblins, you started the war with them, but I'm not sure if you can end it. If you can't, simply swap into Eregion, lock them in Khazad-dum and let them smash their heads in Annon-en-Orrod as you progress elsewhere. Ar-Gimilzor must go for Isenguard itself, it needs to be taken and your secondary army must opt to go for Derwath. It's a Castle, so maybe you want a commander there. And finally, I would indeed get rid of Enedwaith, so as to control the full sector. Have a nice time.
I think when Gondor Lost cair andros you Lost the capability to train the cair Andros unit , you must return the city to gondor to be capable to train the unit
I will unlock them in the next episode, stay tuned.
Maybe even the long forgotten Pharazim Swordmasters will join the fight for Middle-earth