You only need enough dedicated melee dwarf warriors to form a defensive line with your lord in front and maybe to the sides of your quarrelers and the grudgethrower. So to fill it up, use a lot of Quarrelers, they are pound for pound the best basic missile troop in the game and will out shoot and out survive any other regular ranged infantry, they are tough, have high armor, and are shielded, they basically destroy other ranged units of the same tier (and are decent in melee to boot). If you take the starting one you get with the default ruler Grudgebearer it already has a grudge thrower, to avoid having to wait for a siege and just fight it out. You first goal is definitely to get at least one full 20/20 army. The only time you should be loosing a fight is if the enemy outnumbers you by a wide margin, like say having 2 full armies against your own main one.
How big are your armies? Are they full 20/20 stacks? Your main one should be. What army are you exactly loosing to? Is it just a single full army? It's a bit hard to give exact advice since there are so many factors on how the strategy layer can develop during a game.
My Blood River Valley settlements are typically taken back as well.Īm I trying to expand too quickly? Should I focus on building up one or two super-strong armies first? Should I focus on economy? Shortly after (usually around turn 15-20ish the Greenskins amass a major army that wipes out both of mine, without much of a fight, and takes back Death's Pass. I usually don't have any trouble taking the settlements there, but I can't get a large enough force to survive trying to siege the Greenskins' main base in that area. I then try to move south and take Death's Pass. I then form a small third army to stay back at home and build up the pillars as a defensive base. Shortly after that I start a second army and take back the parts of Blood River Valley that aren't in the Purple ally's hands. After that I usually build my army up for a turn or two and then take on the ambush mission. I take the starting area (as the game leads you to).
I can't for the life of me figure out what to do in the Dwarf campaign.
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