Your other option for the Ogre Kingdoms on Immortal Empires launch is Skrag the Slaughterer, but he begins in a much more difficult location. As long as your armies are kept supplied with enough Meat, they will be able to rampage through the mountains, allowing you to complete your Short Campaign quickly. Their Ogre Camps can allow them to stay on the move and recruit additional units extremely quickly, so you can keep up a good momentum once you have secured your starting province. Excellent units such as Stonehorns and Gorgers make the Ogres very powerful and able to deal with multiple types of enemies. Greasus can thank the strong core army roster of the Ogre Kingdoms for his military success, as he is not the mightiest lord on the battlefield. Your Southern flank can be secured by defeating Ku'Gath Plaguefather, and it is very doable to influence Cathay into becoming peaceful towards you.
Conquering their Druchii cousins is never easy, as they can also field some formidable armies, but Tyrion still has a strong foundation from which to launch his assault. You have a somewhat difficult Long Campaign, as you will need to destroy both Malekith and Morathi, but this has generally always been the High Elves' go-to playstyle. Sisters of Avelorn remain among the best archer units around, and elite supporting units can make end-game battles trivial. Powerful infantry, ranged, magic, and monsters come at hefty gold prices, but late-game High Elf armies are among the strongest the game has to offer. Regular Tyrion will still be able to cut down most opponents, and his army roster has always been top-tier.
Despite a slightly more difficult start, Tyrion is still well positioned on the map, having a safe and bountiful territory to conquer before deciding where to sail.Ī deadly melee warrior, Tyrion still ranks as one of the best duelists in the game, and with relatively easy access to the Sword of Khaine, he can truly become a one-man army.
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