Total War Warhammer Settlement Map
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| No. | Building | Create Time | Create Cost | Effects | Garrison Units | Recruitable Units |
| 1 | Minor Settlement Level 1 Ruined Village This city lies in ruins. Nothing remains but destruction, ashes and the sorrowful taste of defeat. | |||||
| 1 | 0 | |||||
| 2 | Minor Settlement Level 2 Hamlet The Empire is riddled with homesteads, farms and tiny groups of sullen houses filled with sullen folk. | |||||
| 2 | 800 | Grants 1 construction slot in the settlement (this_building) Income generated: 40 (building_to_building_own) Growth: +10 (region_to_province_own) |
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| 3 | Minor Settlement Level 3 Village Villages dot the Empire, usually comprising a marktplaz, a tavern, and a stockade – if their denizens are lucky. | |||||
| 3 | 1600 | Grants 2 construction slots in the settlement (this_building) Income generated: 60 (building_to_building_own) Growth: +20 (region_to_province_own) {{tr:public_order}}: +1 (province_to_province_own) |
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| 4 | Minor Settlement Level 4 Town The towns of the Empire are walled islands of civilisation amidst the unrelenting and hostile wilderness. | |||||
| 4 | 3200 | Grants 3 construction slots in the settlement (this_building) Income generated: 80 (building_to_building_own) Growth: +30 (region_to_province_own) {{tr:public_order}}: +2 (province_to_province_own) |
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That meant that it took me an extra turn to get to Praag.Is there a way to decide where my army goes after razing a place? Don't mind if it's only doable with a mod. I just want to be the one why controls my army instead of a random auto move.
Your army just steps back from the settlement in the direction which it attacked the settlement from.A workaround is to move your army around the settlement before attacking it. Like positioning yourself between Volksgard and Praag before attacking Volksgard. That should leave you a lot closer to Praag after razing Volksgard.Same thing can be done to control where the enemy reinforcements appear on the battlefield too. Attacking the stack furthest back will make the closer stacks enter the battlefield on your side of the deployment zone. Which can be incredibly useful if you have to rout them off or some heavy duty wind spells for massive damage against a larger stack. It makes sense that an army that has completely marched to exhaustion and is unable to move afterwards would magically march in an unfavorable direction leading to its death when it could have just as easily not marched or marched in a favorable direction? I notice this trend with certain games.
Apr 10, 2020 Pigbarter is a large, lucrative trading settlement located at the mouth of the River Ruin, known in those lands as the Scalded Delta and a prime destination spot for those following the Ivory Road.Pigbarter is named as such because of a popular sport which captivates the citizens of the trading town. Pig-jousting as it is called is the most popular event, where merchants and gamblers gather.
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