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Also, sigvald is vulnerable to some monstruous units or lords like Bel'akor.
Beside that, it's really cool to have a very few insanely strong lords in this world. It feels normal to me.
Elven bolt throwers can work if you can hit them with single-shot mode.
Rifles and cannons can work.
Tyrion can meet them head on and fight them, especially with the help of a life or high mage patching him up from a distance.
Other things that can work well are phoenixes and dragons. Eagles can work, but only sorta, because they're not strong enough to win, just to do some damage.
Valkia and Sigvald will each just massacre units of infantry or cavalry sent against them, so keep those away from them if you reasonably can.
Use your mortars on the troops ONLY, and the archers should prefer to target monsters, cavalry, and light infantry (in that order) to get maximum balance of power gain from use of the arrows.
Wasting your ammo on things it doesn't work on uses up *your* balance of power, and will cause army losses defeat condition against you.
He'll regen through Swordmasters though, not enough of the models can attack his small model at a time.