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Which hero would be good for that? So far it seems that enemy cavalry rips my heros to pieces. But I only used Vampires and Necromancers.
Its going to largely depend on the type of cavalry and large unit you are facing. You will need to keep on eye on stats and weaknesses. Vampires and White Kings can be pretty nasty if buffed up right. Can stick both of these on a steed too.
EDIT: Now i think of it, whilst playing a Nurgle campaign a while back i was using Nurgle Exalted Heroes that can face tank pretty much anything and can stick on steeds... one thing they will crap their pants to is a Strigoi Lord. I used to thing Strigoi were utter trash but these are extremely dangerous units as i watched one nearly wipe out two experienced exalted heroes in short order... can stick them on a terrorgeist as well.
EDIT 2: Oh, and also consider tar-pitting your enemy. Summon as many zombies as you need to keep them busy, they can distract and reduce casualties to your better units, your single units will be able to administrate punishment with a little bit of safety in numbers. ("The dead cost nothing" - Edward longshanks - Crap Mel Gibson movie, Braveheart :) )
Strigoi lord mate
Rotting Prometheans Gunnery Mob is a great unit for that, specially when dealing against larger units and carronades I believe are good against large units as well.
Omg I missread, sorry...
You should have your own cavalry to match the enemy's cavalry but till lvl 4 troops it's not really that great...
Ideally your army is the aggressive one so in a way you benefit from having some lower ranked units as the first wave, Vargheists can quickly help any unit before a cavalry comes to flank you and the longer the battle lasts the more raise dead there can be, some units can regenerate so if you put them on the enemy cavarly the enemy might want to go back in order to try and charge again and your units can heal.
You just have to try to dictate the battle and to be aggressive before they are.
With VC you don't need that much infantry and you should mix 2 crypt horrors or later vargulfs with them. My usual all-around VC army is Lord, Necro hero with corpse cart for regen and a vampire hero, 5 grave guards with shields, 2 monsters, 4 blood knights, 2 terrors and 4 vargheists. This will allow you to deal with anything. Just use the cav and flyers and delete anything dangerous like ranged units/artillery/big monsters/cav. Use the vargheists as support for the blood knights so you can even take anti-large cav out or to quickly delete ranged units/artillery and once they have nothing but infantry left just collapse on their infantry lines with the cav and monsters.
Vargheists are also really good at offensive sieges to eat up ranged units on walls while you bang down the gates with the vargulfs. While you can do that with terrors too, it's really slow but you can at least tie them down.
Or if you want to have the funniest VC experience, play Ghorst with 19 Zombies.
In general I don't really try to counter enemy cav with spearmen unless they are protecting artillery and slower ranged units. When you are playing vampire counts you have none of those and I find the spears only work well if you are trying to blob the opponent for more effective magic/ability targeting/stacking.