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Its a difficult campaign for a reason
THIS. Boris is immune to the chaos attrition, but your ordinary lords are not.
Also, half of your technology tree is locked without control over Praag, Kislev and Ebengard.
See where these cities are located, and where is Boris's starting location in immortal empires.
The fact that the whole race between the Ice court and the Patriarchy is just crap, it's just icing on the cake.
I like Boris, but his fraction is made very sloppy.
I was thinking of restarting and leaving the wastes to take over the lands in Norsca. Staying in the wastes just means I can not hold a single territory. Any idea if that strategy works in your experience?
See you are the only one who agrees with me so maybe we are wrong. However, the lack of technology and the fact only Boris can fight in the wastes makes for an impossible campaign. I am unable to hold any territory even with walls built because the garrisons are not strong enough. Trying to take more land while also trying to expand with Boris is near impossible even though Boris has great movement range I am just running around non stop. Trying to chase down beastmen is impossible too.
He's a tacked on extra, just as lacking in effort or thought as game 1's WoC faction.
Because the frustrating thing about Boris is that his bonuses favor map painting strategies but your starting area/main threats are minor settlements that largely cannot build walls. So while Boris is extremely cost effective in building up settlements (free colonization, discounted/accelerated settlement buildings, half price garrison/church buildings) he can't make the most of it in his own backyard.
Another suggestion I'd make is to have his version of the supporter race give his subfaction global buffs if one or the other lord 'wins'.
So if Katarina wins you get bonus Ice Witch/Maiden recruitment, bonus winds, bonus Ice Guard stats, etc.
If Kostaltyn wins you get bonus Patriarch recruitment, patriarch stats, bonuses vs chaos, etc.
In lieu of the milestone buffs you gain additional Atamans when each other lord hits a threshold. The closer the race the more you get and it's essential they both survive, as the extra Atamans will give provinces some great buffs along the way. Maybe also some good dilemmas for the current underdog to try to sway you to their side.
FOLLOW THE BEAR
Edit - and there is sufficient enough technology to research without owning the kislev praag and erengrad. It might "feel bad" to not be able to do the higher tier city dependent tech. But none of is is mandatory tech either. And is offset by having motherland buffs up 100% of the time with no effort