Usually, these are Chaos-aligned forces such as Norscans, Skaven, Warriors of Chaos, Beastmen, and, yes, even Morathi (Cult of Pleasure). The armies/settlements that become targets might be part of a resurgent Khrag faction, but they could also belong to other races. No, his campaign isn’t difficult at all, but it turns into a mess because the next Visions of the Old Ones take you all over the map. We’ll discuss more about these facets later.Įventually, though, things get a little tricky. Oxyotl also won’t be able to fast travel if he’s part of a siege, sailing the waters, or while in a region owned by a hostile force (war). Remember that you can only teleport once per turn to your capital, a challenge location, or a Silent Sanctum hub with a Capstone of Tepok building. Then, you can teleport to the middle of this province to plan your next moves. Since this is the first Visions of the Old Ones challenge, you can tear apart the army arrayed against you. So, at the start, you’re up against a Khrag, a generic Norscan faction. As far as Oxyotl’s Vortex progression in Total War: Warhammer II – The Silence & The Fury goes, it’s kind of a strange process.

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