. Published on Nov 13, 2017. Steel Faith Overhaul is a popular mod for Total War Warhammer 2 with the purpose of overhauling most aspects of the game to be closer to the lore and established canon of the Warhammer universe. Lets take a look at the new units, features, and additions.Steel Faith Overhaul 2 Mod - steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=&searchtext=steel+faithsteamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=704361604&searchtext=steel+faithTimekeeper's RUclip Channel and Amazing Trailer - ruclip.com/channel/UCArFt4O9AXIqIxQJ8a6GKbgSFO Discord Server - discord.gg/ETaUQNk. Year agoThats literally not true though.

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The Virtue of Empathy for Bretonnian Knights is very much a thing in both lore and tabletop, you can take Bretonnian lords or Paladins dismounted, foot knights existed in earlier editions of TT, and in the lore the Knights of Montfort live in the mountains and frequently fight dismounted because of the terrain. So yes, while it would be dumb if you could field entire front lines of Foot Knights like any generic heavy infantry faction, you cant in either campaign or multiplayer.

Year agoSFO is stupid overkill. It is unbalanced and not immersive. Magic in vanilla is already very impactfull and can easily kill all enemy army with it's own. WE waywatchers is already best snipers in the game. WE hawk riders is already one of the fastest unit in the game. Blood knights, Trolls, Graal Knights are much stronger because of more models. More models-much more damage and much more easily killing retreating enemies.

Total War: Warhammer is Creative Assembly’s first try at combining their Total War game genre with a fictional setting. They chose Warhammer, the High-Medieval-Europe-Meets-Fantasy-And-Boy-It’s-Dark. In this guide I’m going to present the best modifications (mods) for TW: WH with download links and a short description. Steel Faith Overhaul 2 is releasing the Glory of the Dark Gods Update that will overhaul campaign, multiplayer, and add a bunch of new units and content to Total War Warhammer 2! It is a popular. Download Warhammer Ii Steel Faith Overhaul 2 Mortal Empires Bretonnia.Mp4.3gp play in 3gp Mp4 Flv 3gpp Mp3 webm available in 240p, 360p, 720p, 1080p video formats.

Bestigors are already fucking insane, without any poison, it is one of the best front line infantry in the game. Year agoI still see unlore friendly units (ffs Stormvermin with Sword and Shield? F- off they use Halberds and only Halberds, even the White Royal Guard Rats that guard the Council of 13 use Halberds)Skavenslaves have more units that is nice, they look like they should -looks at upkeep cost- uhm in Vanilla I can have 3 Skavenslaves for the LESS of that Upkeep. It is bad enough I have to pay for them, and lore wise, they should cost 0 and have 0 upkeep, since they are SLAVES, they are FOOD, they are NOTHING in the Skaven Kingdom. They are the Snack the Army use when hungry.Tons of units are missing, and looking at the legendary lords I see no changes to their skills or abilities, only their starting traits have been changed.Then the huge upkeep cost of -CHEAP- units is way to damn high.

Even Tabletop standards are saying 'Uhm dude, tone down the cost will you? It is way to big'Example, lets say we take up a 2k Point game, and I use only Goblin Spears, I could take quite a ton of them without having to worry about points that much.With SFO 1 unit 109 upkeep? What the hell man?

That is way to pricy for a unit that is supposed to be a throw-a-way unit. Year agoThey still have a hierarchy, they scavenge yes, but they still are allotted what weapons and armour they use. You won't see Clanrats with armour, they don't have the rights to use that. Same as you won't see Clanrats with Halberds or Weeping Blades, as again they don't have the rights.Same as Skavenslaves is nothing more than a wall of meat shields, free food, and playthings for the higher ranked Skaven.

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If a Skavenslave is godblessed by the horned rat himself, he CAN become a Clanrat, which improves his survival rate by a mightly 1.8%!And no it ain't silly. Exactly the same as Dwarves not using any other type of weapons or tools that is made out of metal or Stone. They will literally KILL another dwarf which even thinks about picking up a weapon with Wood.And Stormvermin often is given weapons from the council themselves, which is Halberds or Weeping blades (If Clan Eshin is involved). Queek Headtaker doesn't care much about rules or regulations, to the point he disobeyed Clan Mors clan leader Gnawdwell's orders.

Also correction Clan Moulder not Clan Mors in the council.Queek is also the only Skaven that is willing to go head to head towards a group that outnumbers him 10 to 1. Where it usually is Skaven that needs a 10 to 1 head count for them to not be scared.Also every day there is about 1.8million Skaven born, only reason why they haven't taken over the world, is because of the infighting between all the clans, wanting power. The only Two times they fought along each other was when the Horned Rat Arose (The Horned Rat Rises (A good read)), but since the Horned Rat was sent back into the warp, the Skaven tried to seize power against each other. The other time was in the End Times, and we do not like the End Times, no one does. TW: Warhammer story is ignored as well for that matter. (Hell they didn't even add in the part where Grimgor kicks Archeon's balls so hard, he fell down, screaming his lungs out, just to prove that Orks still tha best.). Year agoIts stated in multiple novels and armybooks, including 2 separate ones in which Queek Headtaker and his Stormvermin play a major role, that they will frequently steal scraps of armor, shields, and rune forged weaponry from dead Dwarfs because Gromril is so powerful.

The idea that Stormvermin would ONLY use Halberds, when by definition Skaven are a scavenging race preoccupied with survival at any cost, and when there are literally hundreds of thousands of them (all from different clans with vastly different access to resources), is kind of silly. There is literally nothing in the lore that would prevent Stormvermin from using other weaponry, and in fact they do on multiple occasions, including in the novel Headtaker. But Are Halberds their iconic, most common weapon? Yes, we can agree on that;P. Year agoYes they are from the base game, but if a unit shouldn't be there, it can be removed.www.games-workshop.com/resources/PDF/AoSWarscrolls/aos-warscroll-stormvermin-en.pdfRules of the Skaven Stormvermin.It kinda is clear here. And trying to find the lore books on them on the Internet is kinda shitty, often go to the fandom wikia.Which has this to say:'Black of fur, the Skaven elite are reared from birth to be the ultimate warriors.

Trained to fight and die if need be, Stormvermin are equipped with the best weapons and armour that the Lords of Decay have to offer. On the battlefield they have no equal, as they are rats bred for battle and weaned on the blood of their enemies'-Steffan Paulus Adelhof, Scholar of WolfenburgThe Stormvermin are the black-furred elite of Skaven military might.

They are, to an individual, larger than the average Skaven, well-muscled, and proficient in the use of various weapons and armour. They are aggressive by nature and are given to overt displays of prowess in order to intimidate those around them. Like the Grey Seers, their future is determined at the time of their birth, for only a Skaven with black fur are elevated to the ranks of the Stormvermin. As such, there is a certain air of ego shared together by all Stormvermin that is lacking in other Skaven groups.Of course, this camaraderie will only stretch so far. Stormvermin are constantly on the lookout for any weakness in their peers, and those who show such flaws will be mercilessly cut down by their brothers. Position in the ranks of the Stormvermin is achieved through a series of duels, though it occasionally falls on the last remaining survivor of a unit to take command. These officers, known as Fangleaders, are some of the deadliest Stormvermin of all.'

Black Skaven are much-strong and loyal-loyal. Stormvermin guard Grey Seers and Warlords.' -Skreelin Thurntik, Grey SeerStormvermin regiments are outfitted with the best spoils of war in the clan's armoury and their duties may include forming a retinue or bodyguard for anyone from a minor Chieftain to the mighty ruling Clan Warlord himself. This puts the Stormvermin at the vanguard of the army where they can ensure continued preferential treatment by fighting with ferocity and zeal for their leaders. Most Warlord clans maintain the unwritten law that the first feed after a battle belongs to the Stormvermin.

Those who dare to feast before their proper station are often openly attacked by the elite Skaven warriors, who take any opportunity to violently demonstrate their favoured status. As further reward, many Stormvermin regiments are assigned their own legions of Skavenslaves. These lackeys see to the comfort and needs of their masters. On the battlefield the Stormvermin normally form the bodyguard of Warlords and Grey Seers.'

And that is taken from the books.Warhammer: Skaven Armies (7th Edition). and.Children of the Horned Rat.Again only see them using Halberds as their weapon.Otherwise can as well say Dwarves use Wood when lore states multiple times they don't use wood they only use Metal weapons and tools.Adding lore friendly units I support.Removing non-lore friendly units I support even more. Year agoI do think that both tabletop and in-game have very little infantry units for batsmen but have also left out many units that should be in the beatsmen roster like Georgina, shaman generals, doombulls, tuskigors and legendary characters like gorthor and the brass bull (can't remember his first name) who are controversial to the beastmen, I feel as though creative assembly needs to go back a totally revise the batsmen roster maybe in game 3? I mean seriously!

They have the smallest infantry roster in the game. Year agoI would recommend just not using them like that. Like you dont have to send Kholek or Tyrion into the middle of the enemy army fighting by themselves. Even at level 1 with no items, you should never be losing your lords by sending them into melee supported by the rest of the army, so if you play it normally, they dont really have the chance to be that huge force of nature that solos everything. Just leave them in a support role buffing up morale or something and they wont be that overpowered force. Year agoI used to be a big fan but realized it takes away from lore almost as much as it adds to it.

Of the two factions I consistently play, they removed AP from the Dark Shards and Terror from the Wraths. (I checked my books to be sure. Mostly I just found it made the game take longer far more turns of just sitting and waiting for money to build.

(Lower income, Higher cost for good units, and a more public order issues.) It is still a good mod, Just want people to know what they are in for. I do have to say. The trailer is really incredible.

Warhammer is a game about little plastic Orcs fighting little plastic Dwarfs, but let's be honest: for some people, it's mostly a game of lovingly painting and customizing little plastic Orcs and little plastic Dwarfs, then putting them back on the shelf. It's only fitting that Total War: Warhammer would have a thriving mod scene months after release, with hundreds of mods out there for customizing units in true tabletop fashion. Of course, there are also mods for tweaking the rules of war and telling Chaos to hold its damn horses for a minute so you can get ready for the End Times.The point is, there are a ton of great Total War: Warhammer mods, and we've updated our guide with the best of them. The following are available via and new mods are being uploaded there all the time, so keep an eye out.In the Total War: Warhammer mod manager you'll see some mods have an exclamation mark signifying that they're “out-of-date”.

This means they haven't been updated since the game's most recent expansion but doesn't necessarily indicate a conflict. Have a look at the comments on the Steam Workshop to see if these mods still work, then check the “enable out-of-date mods” box to continue using them. The main actual conflicts occur between mods that alter starting positions in the campaign or add new factions. Bigger overhauls also cause a lot of conflicts, but Total War: Warhammer is easy to tweak with a personalized selection of individual mods like the following.Page 1: New unitsPage 2:Page 3:Page 4: New units Closer to TabletopIf you want some extra units that fit the official Warhammer background, Closer To Tabletop adds several. It includes Dwarf Dragon Slayers, Reiksguard footsoldiers, and the Imperial Flagellants.

Remember those guys from the movie Jabberwocky who were really into whipping themselves? Now you can field units of them. It also tweaks a few rules relating to units, such as giving Steam Tanks magic resistance and increasing the morale bonus enjoyed by Stubborn troops.

Modular Factions - UnlockerIf you're curious about the Old World's smaller states like the French vampires of Mousillon or the Renaissance Italians of the Tilean City States, this makes them playable in the grand campaign. See how things look from the NPCs' side, complete with their own tech trees and legendary leaders. Modder Lokerian has also cooked up complimentary mods like the and which add new units, buildings, items, and so on to make these factions as flavorful as the main ones.

The Southern RealmsAnother mod that's compatible with Modular Factions is The Southern Realms, which significantly expands the Border Princes, Estalia, and Tilea, rounding out their armies with units like Border Rangers and Sartosan Pirates as well as new Heroes. Normally these factions seem like reskinned versions of the Empire, but once modded they feel unique.

Southern HordesIn tabletop Warhammer the Orcs and Goblins have a diverse roster full of weird creatures like tiny Snotlings and the bouncy Squigs, which are basically space hoppers with fangs. Southern Hordes rounds out the Greenskins with units like these as well as Stone Trolls, Spider Swarms, Savage Giants and more. It's such a significant addition it's likely to crash your campaign but it works fine in custom battles. All Tabletop LordsA growing mod that aims to eventually add new Lords based on every possible general available in the wargame, All Tabletop Lords adds characters like the Lahmian Countess, Light Wizard Lord, Daemon Slayer, and Savage Orc Warboss. It's fully compatible with the Call of the Beastmen expansion, so now the Doombull and three new Shaman Lords can lead their stacks. You'll need to start a new save for this mod to work.Goblins (Swords and Axes) and Skeleton Warriors (Scythes)andThe board game HeroQuest introduced lots of kids to Warhammer, and if you have fond memories of its Goblins and Skeleton Warrior miniatures then this pair of mods recreates them.

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They also add new loading screen art and quotes from the board game. Those Skeletons look pretty intimidating with long-handled scythes. Vampire Counts: Human Levies and Additional Vampire Counts UnitsandThere are humans who live in the cursed land of Sylvania as well as undead, because somebody has to sweep the floors in all those brooding gothic castles. The Human Levies mod lets you field units of those poor peasants, mortals with swords or spears as well as hunters with bows, giving the undead their first ranged weapons. You're limited to a maximum of two units of archers to prevent them from being too unbalancing. The Additional Vampire Counts Units mod is similar, but adds crossbows and powerful halberdiers if you're less worried about balance.

Chaos Dwarf Warrior UnitsYou'll need the Warriors of Chaos DLC to use this one. In an unmodded game the heavy metal berserkers of Chaos keep Dwarfs around to look after the artillery, but with this they can field entire units of the angry bearded chaps – some with horns and others with ace pointy Babylonian helmets. They carry burning brands for their fire attacks and have high stats, but are costly and need to be recruited via a new building called the Tower of Darkness. Bugman Thrower UnitYou'll need The King and the Warlord DLC for this one, which gives the Dwarfs yet another artillery unit, albeit one with a twist. It launches burning barrels of Bugman's Brew, and though it's not an accurate weapon when it does hit the damage can be significant. It also buffs the Dwarfs around it, who can't be stopped from taking cheeky sips even if the stuff they're drinking is highly explosive. Ogre LeadbelchersThe Imperials get a new unit in the chubby shape of the Ogre Leadbelchers, mercenaries who give the expression “handcannon” new meaning by lugging around actual cannon barrels to fire at the enemy.

They're slow to shoot, but effective when they do. Screaming Skull CatapultsGiving artillery to the Vampire Counts may not be great for game balance but they certainly look cool. These bone contraptions launch screaming skulls, and even the skeletons who crew them flinch and cover their earholes at the noise.