Xi’s power grab is just as much for his own sake as it is to keep his country together. To say the monolithic “China” is going to continue, is to not look behind the iron curtain the reason, in which, so many were surprised when the USSR fell in 89’. With everyone having a reason to hate someone else. China is diverse culturally, regionally, politically, religiously and linguistically. Neglecting the various factions, religions and tribes that make up the whole. It is to say all Americans, British, Germans or Italians 5 are the same. On top of all that saying “China” or “the Chinese” is a gross Western mischaracterization.
There are several factions within the CCP: Maoists, Deng supporters, and yes, Xi’s loyalists among others. They have an enormous amount of hidden off the books debt, known as shadow banking. An insane DM who runs more parties than they can handle. China still has a birthrate problem and is notorious for kidnapping women as brides. The latest Tweets from Kairon Astrannil (KaironAstrannil). So, yeah.Is this the end of the Western International Order and the Rise of the East?įor China is a glass dragon, though the pundits won’t tell you this. its 60 men damn thing can't afford that rule so it's definitely a trap, unless you're in campaign. Their stats are fine, but when it comes to setting up an 'anvil', it must have sufficient amount of troops. Monsters should be either covering their flank or charging from the back of the enemy at this time.ĭepth guards are, as someone above have stated already, a trap. when your frontline and theirs clash, send your guns aside and shoot them. and retreat to the back of the front so that they dont get hurt. monsters are also for dealing with cav so have some spare monsters on the sides.īarrage them enough before they get close in with mortars and cannons, and get your guns ready.
#Kairon lol how to
So, how to fight, is basically, with your weak anvil and strong 'monsters', you keep their line troops busy. and that means your gunnery asses are gonna get ripped off, as well.
Those zombie asshats are no match to those of high elf troops.
the key point of VC vs High elves, in my view, is how well you protect your gunnery mobs from their shock cavalry and how much damage has been dealt to their frontline troops. you stated you fight against high elf armies. Or B.) Take some mortars and carronades and sit around waiting while the enemy comes to you.įor the price of one depth guard, you can take two regiments of mortars and blast the enemy to pieces while they come after you.Īm I missing something or is this a feature of the faction?Īs others above have stated, the general 'hammer and anvil' tactics may not quite work well with VC, as its zombies are vulnerable and in return it has superior firepower against nearby possible enemies(such as skaven or especially lizardmen. kAIron is currently built on the RASA framework. It is designed to make the lives of those who work with AI-assistants easy by giving them a no-coding web interface to adapt, train, test and maintain such assistants. So you're basically required to either:Ī.) Spend the money on actually good melee units like Depth guard (which are extremely expensive/ cost prohibitive in a custom battle) kAIron is a web based microservices driven suite that helps you create & train contextual AI assistants at scale. If your zombies aren't able to "win" the engagement, they crumble extreemely quickly. I've been playing some medium funds custom battles against just some high elves because I hate high elves, and it is just rough trying to pull off that tactic. No need to be too hostile about it.Īnyways, with the lack of shock cavalry, and the whole "disintegration" mechanic at play, it doesn't seem like vampire coast armies can really pull off the "Hammer and Anvil" tactics I hear online alot (at least not anywhere near as well as other factions can). Disclaimer: I'm pretty new to the game and still pretty bad, so if you have any disagreements with me, please let me know so I can hear someone else's opinion about things.
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