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- Starting Territory (Eye of the Vortex)
- Starting territory (Mortal Empires)
- Climates
- Prefers Frozen, Chaotic Wasteland and Island
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| | | | | |  | | Black Arks: | | Powerful naval units that can replenish forces, recruit new units and forces, and bombard battles within range. | |  | | Slaves: | | Provide a bonus to provincial economies at the cost of reduced public order. | |  | | Murderous Prowess: | | Dark Elves receive the favour of Khaine in the form of increased combat performance should they kill enough enemies in battle. | |  | | Rites | | Dark Elf Rites consume slaves, and provide bonuses such as summoning Black Arks. | | | | | Names of Power | | Dark Elf lords can acquire prestigious names which confer bonuses on the lord, army and overall faction. | |  | | Loyalty | | Each Dark Elf lord has a loyalty level: some may even rebel, taking their army with them. |
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- This page is about the playable faction. For other uses, see Naggarond (disambiguation).
Naggarond is a playable subfaction of Dark Elves in Total War: Warhammer II, led by legendary lord Malekith. For general info on Dark Elves gameplay, see that article instead.
A summary of Dark Elves gameplay:
- Units: Dark Elves unit roster is fairly well-rounded, with a focus on elite infantry and cavalry, backed up by hydras and spellcasters.
- Murderous Prowess: In battle, Dark Elf armies gain extra bonuses after inflicting a certain amount of damage.
- Slaves: In campaign, Dark Elves gather the slaves resource, which boosts the economy at the expense of public order.
- Black Arks: These are powerful naval units which can be used to recruit armies at sea.
- Rites: Dark Elves have access to various rites which grant bonuses in campaign when slaves are sacrificed.
- Names of Power: Dark Elf lords can acquire different Names of Power which have varying effects.
- Loyalty: Dark Elf lords have a loyalty stat, which can cause them to rebel, taking their army with them.
- Sword of Khaine: As a Dark Elf faction, Naggarond can draw the Sword of Khaine.
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~ Malekith, supreme ruler of the Druchii and Witch-King of Naggaroth
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Naggarond is a great dark city that lies in the cold land of Naggaroth, on the shores of the sea of Chill. While Malekith rules over all Naggaroth, it is this city -his capital- where he holds court and personally rules with an iron grip. Called the most evil city in the world, from here Malekith gathers his personal forces and hatches his schemes. Malekith’s forces have followed him across the world in pursuit of his dark goal, and have faced the High Elves on many occasions; in spite of this, Ulthuan still stands. Nothing if not persistent, Malekith knows that soon there will be a final reckoning between the Elves – the Druchii will rise, the Asur will fall, and the work of millennia will at last be complete. If the Witch King cannot rule Ulthuan, then no one will!
For general info on Dark Elves battle gameplay, see Dark Elves.
For general info on Dark Elves campaign gameplay, see Dark Elves. Naggarond is playable in Eye of the Vortex and Mortal Empires.
- Eye of the Vortex campaign
- Mortal Empires campaign
- Witch King of Naggaroth
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- In The Eye of the Vortex campaign
- On all difficulties, dealing with Clan Septik as fast as possible is mandatory. Septik isn’t really a threat, but have the ability to engage in frustrating stalemates in the Altar of Ultimate Darkness. By just spawning large, expendable armies. Capturing the Altar of Ultimate Darkness isn’t really worth it. It’s wiser to turn towards another Dark Elf faction. Looking at your standing with the other factions here is important.
- Cult of Pleasure is a faction you absolutely need on your side. Har Ganeth is another capable ally, although they usually tend to capture Ghrond, a settlement you need, be careful to suck up way too much to them. Clar Karond in general has a really bad standing with Naggarond and other dark elf factions. Destroying them can be a good way to increase your diplomacy.
- Whatever you do, make sure you have at least 2 provinces before you try to expand on Mung, who like other Chaos Marauder factions can get unbearably annoying and spread out quickly, especially in Very Hard, the faction play really aggressively: You can expect the faction to raise full stacks of unwashed northmen in a matter of 4-5 turns and run you over.
