Total War Warhammer Win Conditions
With Mortal Empires releasing for Total War: Warhammer 2 this week, here's a look at the starting positions and objectives of all the legendary lords. The Old World, Naggaroth, Lustria, Ulthuan.
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I just checked the victory conditions on my Settra ME campaign and I have been baffled by how little you need.
The long campaign victory on very hard requires:
get 10 of the t5 monsters, you can do this with as little as 3 provinces and a necrotect.
Conquer Black Pyramid of Nagash
Build 7 unique bildings (the 6 pyramids and vault of nagash)
Conquer 17 out of a list of 21 settlements.
I just finshed conquering the south eastern part of the map, basically my starting area. I took out Arkhan, Queek, Khalida, Kroq and the minor factions. The furthest north my empire expands is literally the province those savage orcs you start at war with lived. And I already have 13 of those 17 settlements conquered. Moreover, the remaining four are all close by, in fact the furthest away you have to get from Khemri is Akendorf. Not even that, as you only need 17, I can win by going no further north than Karak Eight Peaks. That's the long victory, I'm literally recruiting one khemrian warsphinx away from getting the short victory.
Total War Warhammer Win Conditions 1
To compare I started a von carstein campaign. Among others I needed to conquer all of a list of 20 provinces, which pretty much included all the major factions capitals (Altdorf, Khemri, Naggarond, Lothern, Hexoatl...).
What's up here? This is Mortal Empires, long campaign and all I need is pretty much conquer the southeastern quadrant of the map, whereas vampires need to conquer everything? Why is it so uneven? Why even play mortal empires, when I don't even need to set foot on Lustria to win?