Like all the rest of the Chaos factions, the Tzeentch lords and heroes are essentially extra powerful versions of the other various troops. Players should make use of his maneuverability and fly him around the battlefield supporting troops where needed with buffs, debuffs, and immensely powerful AoE attacks.

Tzeentch is capable of diplomacy and can make peace with the Khorne faction to the south, which is not at all a bad option or idea, and for a first playthrough, it is incentivized to go after Grand Cathay instead of waging war to the south anyway.įor the most part, the player is going to want to keep Kairos Fateweaver out of direct combat, as he is a very powerful spell caster. The player should capture their first settlement by using this method as it is a mission that will reward favor, and then from there, the player may want to consider conquering by force. Much of Tzeentch's power will be coming from the campaign map, so it is vital that the player maximizes their abilities per turn. Players should do what they can to collect Grimoires in order to use these powerful benefits. On the campaign map, the player is highly incentivized to use their unique ability Changing of the Ways as it will net the player free settlements without ever having to fire a shot.

Generally, the player will want to have multiple armies made up mostly of ranged with supporting auxiliary infantry and beasts. With this in mind, much like the other Chaos God factions, it is advised to play to the strengths and advantages that are netted to the player as much as possible considering the fragileness of their units.

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