Warhammer 3 disciplined trait reddit In game 3 Taurox's WS scales downwards. spiteful is good if you stack it, same with pompous but like I said, 1 heroes' trait isn't going to change much at all imo. Use it. The Disciplined Dawi stack is pretty cool. All provide stackable stat increases (or decrease for NFS). A subreddit for the Total War strategy game series, made by Creative Assembly. And for taurox you’ll want the trait that buffs Minotaurs instead of disciplined, I forget the name - bloodlust or something. This. The full list of trait keys can be found here. They are presumably prefaced Warhammer 3 was never a completely shit game it was just not nearly as fun as Warhammer 2. The trait, research and skill tree design for WHIII is shockingly hit and miss, with a majority misses. Used in conjunction with the Disciplined trait (+2 melee attack, +2 leadership for army) and Dark Elves can get absurdly high weapons strength and melee attack on units. Although couple of very old (WH1-era) generic traits made it into their trait pool somehow. - Dark Elves have access to a unique hero & lord trait called "Spiteful". I always hope for knowledgeable or disciplined unless I play dwarfs. Recruit lvl 3/4/5 lord. One of the best features of a new DLC for me is seeing what the defeat traits are but for this one they're deeply underwhelming. Use disciplined trait on plagueridden heroes, give them locus of contagion skill, rotfly mount. If disciplined is missing you basically have a 50/50 chance (assuming 16 traits exist, not certain about it) every turn. I really want to make choices that have an impact personally I don’t care if there are op traits that what makes the game fun to me. Most of the traits are either useless or so bad at what they do that there is no point in getting them. The main attraction of 40k is the miniatures, but there are also many video games, board games, books, ect. Is there a handy list of all possible spawn traits in warhammer 3? Google takes me to either the wiki page that seems to be only up to warhammer 2 or "ultimate traits guide" which is outdated I think. Welcome to the Eldar Subreddit, the premier place on Reddit to discuss Eldar, Dark Eldar and Harlequins for Warhammer 40,000! Feel free to share your army lists, strategies, pictures, fluff and fan-fic, or ask questions or for the assistance of your fellow Eldar! Discord: Unaffiliated. At least one trait is given to a character upon recruitment, with the remainder acquired through activity in This. Yes it's a smaller bonus, but I think that's okay for a character's inherent trait. Instead of nerfing sheet to the ground they should rework and buff other traits to be on par with the strong ones. Campaigns are over by turn 40 or 50. Noctilus’s doomstack has no heroes, only 19 necrofex colossi and himself with the colossus mount. And there's at trait_key points - for traits with multiple levels. In my VH Mazdamundi campaign, I specifically went for a humble lord and humble heroes at game start and kept looking for them later on, such that when I finally started fielding large number of heroes (in the mid-game when hero expansion structures started completing, and eventually all the way to 10/10/10 heroes) one of my lords was humble with 6 humble heroes in his army Don't know if the passive agent traits stack, but I know some lord traits do - got a Dark Elf lord with a -40% construction trait for a certain building, same trait on a hero, and a passive -20% to all of them for something and the building was free to upgrade Then +15% range on a single hero such as the Waystalker doesn't really make a impact like the new forest spirit traits do, nor is it as useful as general traits like Disciplined or Cunning can be to the army. The choice of traits Greenskins get are not great, but Mushroom-addicted (lower upkeep for goblins and night goblins in the army) is pretty nice for night goblin armies. Waiting for the lovely "Disciplined" or "Knowledgeable" traits involves dozens of clicks when you disband the heroes with bad traits, especially late in the game when you need a steady supply of heroes. Yes +5MA was super strong. I didn't include the Anti-Trait table in my script. Just move them from province to province when needed. I want to build an all fury Dwarf army with Grimnir's trait, or build a disciplined Empire stack, or a particularly good Lord/Hero ranged build for High Elves. I know it's not good for battles but dwarfen heroes already tank like champs especially with iron wardens tankard. Compare that some other hero with +3 MD +5 armor or whatever, where he takes 10% less damage against most units. Lots of unit-buffing traits, like Confident, Spiteful, Infernal Dominance and Disciplined, stack to significantly improve an army. Locked for Tomb Kings heroes, for some reason. 20x Disciplined traits and each character ends up with +40 leadership and +40 melee attack. They've had some buffs, but overall unique racial traits are too low impact for what could be a unique bit of flavour for lords, that still will very rarely actually make that big of a difference. Howdy all, been playing for awhile; roughly 500 hours in 2 and 350 in 3. Captain to get ranks up faster, disciplined trait. That's not to say I'd be against going back to the Warhammer 2 style of traits! Just that I don't think traits need to be huge boosts in their own right. If bludgeonous was like, +8% weapon strength but nothing else it wouldn’t be good but it would at least be a consideration instead of strong. 90% of traits are absolute dog and provide almost no game impact. 5 Ruleset of Dungeons and Dragons. L/VH player here. The Anti-Trait is what you want to trigger if you don't want to get "Fighter". You know the generic (victory over x) trait that gives your armies leadership buffs when you won too many times against a certain faction? in the latest WH2, Is a standard 3+ leadership across all 15 factions. It's definitely quite a site seeing 15 (a few support mages help) assassins all with >115MT just mow through infantry, heroes and monsters. Like you can only get Ancestral Blood traits with the Dwarfs, and the Damned Paladin's trait is unique to the Vampire Coast. Members Online GrowEatThenTrip Warhammer 40k is a franchise created by Games Workshop, detailing the far future and the grim darkness it holds. He's the number two rat in Clan Mors, arguably the fifth strongest clan in Skavendom, and his name is known and feared amongst the other Great Clans, as well A subreddit dedicated to the Creative Assembly games in the Total War: Warhammer series Feel free to share any news, strategies, gameplay, start a discussion or just hang around. I usually want to make everything perfect and tend to search for this one or two traits that are actually usefull (knowledgeable and discipline, or the faction specific like spiteful). Also you want to for example save a character that has a good trait because whoever is making traits has no idea about balance so some are clearly superior to others, like having MA and Leadership for the whole army or a slightly bigger character aura lmao. Really like the adminstrator trait for mages. I'm not even talking about Disciplined - best starting generic trait in the game. So Disciplined, Knowledgeable, Infernal Dominance, Confident, Nurgle's foul stink, etc. I say keep the trait. They don’t have anything stand out trait wise though. With that trait + necromancers stealing tech, you reach insane levels of research rate and can blast through the tech tree. Yes, of course. With TK it'a good to farm good traits (especially knowledgeable for mages). That's really tedious and not fun. The games are similar to classic RPG games such as Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights. In research prioritise more armies and heroes above all else, rest can wait. Stackable, available for heroes. And while I could only guess back then, it's more or less confirmed that Chaos Dwarfs (like Warriors of Chaos after their rework) rely solely on race-specific traits and do not have access to generic traits (Disciplined is generic one). Some of the traits on there are wrong compared to what the game actually says. This ranges from complaints concerning: Handgunners/Ranged units awkwardly targeting units; Artillery being dodged by the AI; Campaign AI overwhelming the player with wars; Chaos being on your doorstep; and more importantly that the Empire's frontline simply vanishes in A subreddit for the Total War strategy game series, made by Creative Assembly. Beyond that CA added features like wounds, improved the defensive value of bracing, and otherwise buffed infantry survivability. Disciplined mostly, maybe with some cunning. The same trait can’t be in the same list twice until all possible traits are available once, so if the right trait is on the wrong kind of wizard you need to recruit and disband them and oneof the one you want the trait on. Wight Kings and Banshees I like Devious, and I keep them on the campaign map assassinating for blood kisses. Throw in 1 siege attacker for quickly taking cities. A full stack of heroes with "pompous" or "disciplined" are incredibly powerful if every single hero in the army has that trait. Warhammer 3 also removed any meaningful way of increasing your pre-battle reserves and instead focuses on improving the flow of Winds in the region you are standing in and all items, skills, and traits that increased reserves have now been changed to influence WoM flow in a region. Same set up works great with Taurox and Morghur too, you just swap the gorgons for minotaur great weapons or jabberslythes respectively. But at this point it really feels like so many mechanics in 3 just miss the mark that I’m genuinely convinced that 2 is better, especially for range-heavy factions. The idea has evolved a bit and started on a different premise. Archmages are far reliant on their traits, but I'm recommending any of these 3, with an honourable mention for Conductor for Life Mages (to assist damage and overcasting) - Incendiary : +100 Charge Bonus, +10 Melee Defence, +10 Melee Attack, +100% Weapon Strength, Flaming Attacks Ushbati are tier 2, great bows are tier 3. For example the empire has access to 7 lores which results in 14 blocked traits. There is a list from Warhammer 2, which is mostly still accurate, except for "Entrepreneur" and most mage traits, as the Winds of Magic system got changed from WH2 to WH3. Does get more difficult to manage when your territory start to grow. Knowledgeable and Disciplined for heroes you are keeping in your armies, particularly Necromancers and Vampires. Yeah, but it’s definitely among the most powerful hero stacks there are, that shit is broken. They had two race-specific traits, which were giving army-wide bonuses for lords only (like Talon of Kurnous: +15% range to Lord's army). Requires some RPFM knowledge and minor familiarity with character skill nodes. If you do go with a boyar, though, then just make sure to stick an ice maiden hero in the army. Especially now that you can save and import lords/heroes. I'm a huge min-maxer with an inhumane obsession with trait farming. You have actually pointed out something important though. Patriarchs stride into battle bellowing the folk-songs of the Kislevite Maybe I just play differently but with vh on max ai cheats -4 leadership isn't even affecting past the difficulty modifier lol same with disciplined and gaining 2, the difficulty modifier does more than that. These traits don't generate weaknesses. If I have them in the same army, do their traits stack? May 6, 2024 · Just save a lord or hero with a trait you like so you can recruit them in every playthrough. Even the crap 4 city provinces that are limited to tier 3 or ogre cities can be useful in boasting the cap. Traits stack. Combined with the WS buff that means ~9% DPS against most units. But it was also super fun! Trait farming used to be a thing in Warhammer 2. A subreddit for all things involving Pathfinder CRPG series made by Owlcat Games. Auras do NOT stack. With everything fixed so far we still have a ways to go primarily with talents and traits. if you rush them with a couple heroes. The traits which require something like "spend X amount of turns in area with Y corruption" or "won against race Z several times" get an invisible trait as soon as the lord/hero fulfils that requirement for the first time to act as a counter, and once it happened enough times the trait becomes visible A subreddit for the Total War strategy game series, made by Creative Assembly. The procedure is the same, you just have to find the appropriate trait keys. Although its also difficult to farm the trait , its way more doable in the faction. Arguing this trait makes the campaign less fun is negligible compared to the fact that there is no real endgame to warhammer 3. There's three race-specific starting traits that are better - Dark Elves got Spiteful (+3 MA, +5% WpnStr to all units in army) - for lords only. Scorpions are now tier 3 but for some reason the building can only be built in capitals and it only increases capacity by one unit. I honestly don’t know what hero traits are “the best”, but avoid traits you wouldn’t want to have on other undead. If you stack the disciplined trait for every vampire you’re not only gonna have an extremely powerful melee capibilities, but also INSANE magic capibilities, because of the sheer amount of winds of magic that you can get. Ice Witches need to be trained first and you choose up to 3 traits. Edit the effects of traits yourself, possibly in conjunction with 2. Had to look for Yuan Bo and caught Mother Ostankya getting ready to invade Ulthuan. Faction heros can have a selection of generic traits but not all- for instance they also cant spawn with Weapon Master, to my eternal dismay. " The traits that have had their weight modified can be found below: Generic -Disciplined Beastmen -Nurgle's Foul Stink Patriarch is a Kislev Hero unit introduced in Total War: Warhammer III. Have the mustering trait. Keep in mind that some traits are still faction-exclusive. Boyar's can be hired directly from your settlement. Immune to psychology is one for example. Already got the "one dragon down" trait, and the new Kislev trait "witch of the woods" from the new DLC. Deviant is quite funny on factions that like Chaos Corruption. It's still going to make them a slightly better combatant, and that's all it needs to do. I love Total Warhammer 2, I've got over 900 hours in it, but what I'm finding frustrating is building armies that have the specific traits for Lords and Heroes. Strongholder and disciplined are both excellent traits, and ice witches/maidens can get some pretty powerful buffs to ranged units. 8 Disciplined Vampires, at least 3 from each Lore 3 Disciplined Wights 3 Disciplined Banshees 1 Disciplined or Master of Black Arts Necromancer 1-3 Heroes (any type) with Master of Black Arts 1 Vargulf recruited through Raise Dead (Isabella or low level lord without Zombie Dragon) 1 Mortis Engine recruited through Raise Dead Off the top of my head, the only innate traits that give bonus winds are the generational Slann traits. . SE's in general are quite a bit weaker in game 3 even if you were using the setting in game 2 and are somewhat used to nerfed SE's. Character traits are special character modifiers that can be obtained in the course of the campaign, depending on the character's performance. It's 3 MA also. It really depends on the faction and what you want to do. Mainly because they can get many hero's really early. that are all connected in the 40k universe. But Isabella hero stack is insane. He's really not. Technically Tretch is a much more important and influential figure than Queek. (like the range increase on engineers) So having 2x captains with "Hold the Line" wont double buff your troops. Having a choice of traits on your Hero/Lord when you recruit them is just part of the history of this franchise, so having that rug pulled from underneath you when you UPGRADE them is the worst feeling in the world. Edit: Ah, you are talking about specific traits added for the previous DLC. at wh3_main_trait_defeated_nkari. Same here, almost word for word. True, traits need some rework. Discussions, strategies, stories, crude cave-drawings, and more for Medieval 2, Empire, Shogun 2, Rome 2, Attila, Thrones of Britannia, Warhammer, Three Kingdoms, Troy, Pharaoh and others. Consider jars cheese. so 15 choices at this point? I agree with you honestly, I feel like you should have a screen where you pick the variant you like and choose a starting trait for them. Get 3 in cheaper recruitment ability and the last one, rest of the points go into whatever you feel like. They don't run and they don't miss. Aeldari Warhammer 40k. Running around with hero stacks to get free buildings is just too good. Oh and gorebulls reach 100 MA without disciplined but can also get disciplined as well as the same - leadership trait as ur vampires (think its called nurgle stink). Give exalted heroes toxic trooper and chaos commander skill and horse mount and vigor loss reduction trait. If you get all of them disciplined (Hardest part are the general and the captain/priest because farming traits with empire wizards is extremely easy) you end up with a griffon army with 100+ melee attack and a metric ton of winds of magic, it can easily take on 4 armies of literally anything and crush them. Empire Greatswords are underrated specifically because they don’t get MA/MD redline buff til rank 7. Recruiting them right off the bat with a mount is possible if you stack enough "star chamber" buildings. Disciplined, Spiteful, Dread Incarnate, Pompous, Knowledgeable, etc for any other faction-wide, Heroes army, or leadership debuff are so good that they really overpower a trait like "5% campaign bonus movement" even if it does affect your army. It feels like the Warhammer 3 development team in general really, really hated global bonuses. Bombastic, loud and proud of their creed, they exhort the warriors around them to acts of courage, protecting them with the power of faith. Battle Pilgrims are the only Bretonnian Infantry that can hold a line worth a damn and they can be made from a level 3 Grail Shrine which you want to make anyway for Damsels, removal of negative traits, get rid of corruption or for eventually Grail Guardians. Kugaths faction gets immense amounts of heroes all at tier 1 too. Specifically, the ones decreasing your resistances, these only affects them, if they have these resistances in the first place. Well, you're kind of confusing a few things. Feb 27, 2022 · There's no way you can have an army that expensive, even as nurgle, and no way you can get traits and anciliaries to save this much money. true. Vampire counts. Queek is a Warlord, a leader of armies, and the favourite blunt instrument of Tyrant-General Gnawdwell, a member of the Council of Thirteen. By no means am I good at this game; I play primarily on N/N and even still lose 5 out of 6 campaigns. This is the only faction that I’ve found where you can duplicate a hero with desired traits. Give cultist heroes warshrine mount and disciplined trait. 31 votes, 65 comments. Simplest way to do it would be to overwrite most traits for each lord and ensure they can only roll ones you like. Last edited by Naryar ; Feb 27, 2022 @ 5:27am #9 May 16, 2022 · For example, I have 2 heros with the trait. That’s kind of a meme example thought. For "Fighter", you don't want to know the Anti-Trait, you want to know the trait trigger. Expensive one would be about level 12: Have 11 points in blue line. The lizard men, for example, can have entire stacks of heroes with the trait “pompous,” lowering the leadership of the enemy army so low that they break instantly. They made separate trait for heroes only with exactly the same name (and it's pretty good one: +25% Missile Str/ +15% Range). There’s a saved characters folder user>appdata>roaming>the creative assembly assembly> warhammer 3. spawn subtype faction_key units - spawns an army next to selected character or settlement, use one of the general subtypes[pastebin. For them the grungni trait is the best in my opinion. I probably didn’t play them correctly but, I love the fact that you can take your single stack anywhere on the map and start wreaking havoc, almost like a nomadic faction. Assassins with Disciplined trait specifically. Posted by u/commissaryarrik1 - 11 votes and 15 comments Or I can pick a trait that gives +8 melee attack against all, and 35 Armor piercing weapon strength. Tomb scorpions limit is best for necrotechs, disciplined (I think they get it, not sure) or charriots master is best for prince. Going from Disciplined to Tough is crappy enough, but there are other linear downgrades that just make it feel like a design mistake. This is all explained on the mod's Workshop page and the associated discussions. 3 of them plus edict with decreased construction cost you have free buildings in 1 turn. A barracks building is a wasted build slot. Members Online Norsca really needs a rework A subreddit for the Total War strategy game series, made by Creative Assembly. Warhammer 3 feels so boring in this aspect. At that point there is nothing really that can stop a player snowballing as they already have begun. And when building a custom lord, what stats should be prioritized, and what traits are the best? A subreddit for the Total War strategy game series, made by Creative Assembly. Franz can steamroll the map with these guys, esp. Originally, I wanted a lord who could do cheap recruiting for my fighting armies, would stay stationary for protection of a province with a small army which could be quickly expanded to full size, and would bring some financial and building benefits to my main military hub. Barely out of tier 3 settlements. The hero's are really strong but can lose if you don't know what your doing. Posted by u/Poseidonram1945 - 3 votes and 11 comments this is especially notable for Tomb King Necrotechs as getting the correct traits on them is borderline necessary for non-Settra factions, but you also get the same thing from High Elf Entrepreneur stacking. Thanks. This also leads to recruiting max level slann, which is also good. As for traits, prioritize anything that boosts the entire army's stats (outside of leadership, which isn't that useful). One of the things that improves a faction's replayability especially for new LL's is the buffs that certain lords and heroes can give to specific units so you can make fun, themed armies. Disciplined is okay at the start, when you have melee infantry. My issue is that faction specific traits are objectively worse than currently existing traits in warhammer 3 in literally every way. Only Damsels in Bretonnian roster got access to generic traits, Lords, Prophetesses and Paladins got unique Bretonnian traits (and btw, Prophetesses just got Chivalry slapped on top of generic WH1 traits, some of those still have negative effects). The only place where traits like this make sense is in a faction like High Elves where you need to spend more influence for better traits, but for other factions, where they are just random traits, they should all be on equal power level. And if memory serves, there are absolutely no traits that give global bonus winds. When I wanna stack, I start recruiting them. Tomb Princes can't get Disciplined; the starting Khemri Prince will always have chariot master I think. Use hero spam armies. Eltharion is the easiest way to get those Admin Archmages with his turn 1 dilemma that gives 120 influence - there will always be 1 Admin Archmage, often 2, sometimes 3 - repeat turn 1 as needed to get and save as many as you want There's also fishing for the best traits - Hochland Scopes, Resistant, Strong, Disciplined, Cunning, Sneaky, etc A subreddit for the Total War strategy game series, made by Creative Assembly. Interesting point, you might be right. Have the mustering trait (can’t remember the name). Overall I really like the ogres, and enjoy playing them, but they're held back by a real lack of polish. Saving characters is for regular Lords not LLs. I just bought warhammer 3 recently, the last total war games I played were shogun 2 and empire. com], faction_key and units are optional. It’s inconsistent and stupid. rt trait_key - removes a trait. CA introduced that feature at WH3 launch. A subreddit dedicated to the Creative Assembly games in the Total War: Warhammer series Feel free to share any news, strategies, gameplay, start a discussion or just hang around. With Isabella, generic lord traits and certain building. So a 3 city province can get you 3 black orc, 1 goblin big boss, 3 river troll hags, and 3 shamans should you waste all the build slots. I've seen a lot of posts on this subreddit discussing Karl Franz's difficulty in Immortal Empires. Pathfinder is a tabletop RPG based off of the 3. I play the Warhammer Total War games to see strange and awesome units and monsters duke it out on the battlefield, not to spend half an hour cheesing the enemy out of their ammo, and then corner-camp, because I can't afford to take too much damage due to having to fight seven more battles in the same turn thanks to the AI's Dec 11, 2024 · The defeat traits for Omens of Destruction are really bad with the exception of Skulltaker's trait which is very good but the other 3 are awful. Have 4 points in blue line, 3 in the cheaper recruitment ability. In extreme scenarios (against very high MD or low MA units) that +3 alone can be as much as a 30% increase or decrease in damage. Further, you only need enough cunning to guarantee ambushes every time, but again, Snickers can get stupid high ambush chance all by himself. Mod out the traits you dislike from a given lord. These guys can hold off 4 Vlad stacks, no problem. Disciplined (+2 MA,+2 leadership to all units in army) - best generic trait, hands down. It's been awhile since I've played VC, but IIRC, either Necros or Vamps (maybe both) can get disciplined, so that's always a good alternative. You only need enough disciplined to be at 70-ish MA higher than the MD anything you’ll fight, and Snickers can get quite high all by himself. Unique ogre traits were a joke. This trait was accessible to heroes and it haven't been fixed till IE release in WH3. Decided to give beastmen a try and wow, they are unique. I want to add that it's pretty easy to farm traits for most mages since every trait can only exist once. Ulrika for MD in own territory. Some traits are invisible and inactive for a time, but still count towards the trait limit. For kazrak I like the same 4 shamans and then 15 wargors. The goblin big bosses heroes are pretty weak, but they are dirt cheap and easy to get, so they work well for stacking this trait. Dec 9, 2023 · saj1987#4378 wrote:. Do you think CA is likely to readdress these? Or have we spent all of our hope on the unit cards and Daith's forge being reassessed? As it applies equally to the AI and to minimise its effect, I have not made it all but guaranteed; however, each of these traits should now appear roughly 30-45% of the time depending on the pool in question. You can save characters, for Patriarchs, look for the following traits: Strongholder (5 melee defence in own territory) and Disciplined (2 melee attack and 2 melee defence), once you click save, you can use them in future A subreddit for the Total War strategy game series, made by Creative Assembly. I have 20 odd runesmiths and thanes with the disciplined trait saved. Unlocked with: Orthodoxy Church, Orthodoxy Chapel or Magnus Gardens I The sentinels of the Kislevite faith. In my current HE campaign I have 3 Exhilarated Loremasters in Teclis' army, providing every Phoenix in it with 36(!!!!) extra MD. Still a great innovation though because you can spam the ushbati building in minor settlements. Long story short, taurox with 19 gorebulls will EAT isabella and her vampires for breakfast. Sad thing is that they have higher leadership than vampires so also lose at that. Spiteful increases melee attack by 3 and weapons strength by 5% for all units in the army. They can also reduce leadership to 0. Warhammer 40k is a franchise created by Games Workshop, detailing the far future and the grim darkness it holds. Once you have a set of traits save the character Load up the original save and retrain them the perks should be the same. getting the correct trait on a hero/lord shouldn't ever feel like a necessity, and in some cases it does. This subreddit is for anything and everything related to Warhammer 40k. qfwaujj klzsov vzer gnkpl djuk rgsdm hdpaoj uboqjniww uhyesszx scvb