Any good (English) guides on victory as Morgawr?

[queenelise9830]

The Morgawr are cool and all, but they have obvious weaknesses and probably some not-so-obvious ones too, so I'd like it if someone could make a guide (in english, I don't speak other languages yet) on their strengths and how to win as them. If someone knows of such a guide already made, then a simple pointer would be fine as well. Thanks!

[queenelise9830]

Hey people, what's up with none of my discussion threads ever being answered? This is at least the fourth or fifth time...

[Xantain]

Originally posted by kingedward9830:

Hey people, what's up with none of my discussion threads ever being answered? This is at least the fourth or fifth time...

The forum activity with Endless Legend players is really low. Maybe people just don't tend to get problems with this game and therefore no one reads the forums. Unfortunately I can't help you because I'm very new to the Endless series.

[Applesmacked]

Seems the easiest way is focusing on sea units making gores until you get the leviathan then making those and artillery to control all the water stations. I didn't realize it but there are so many resources out there that if you hold them you can sustain off it solely.

It is also somewhat easier to defend as if they send more then one army (enemies or roaming) you can use the mind control on them to thin their line or if it's just one enemy stall them out at the cost of some dust. Doing this allowed me to focus more on getting ships out to start scouting, diving or going for the stations. The stations also end up easily refunding the the cost of any more mind controls you might need.

[queenelise9830]

Hey, while I have some people talking to me here, I have another question or two: Can units of a primary faction(not minor faction)(as in, say, a Drakkenling or Allayi Monk as opposed to a Daemon or Ice Warg) sold to the mercenary market, be bought by other players in multiplayer? Regardless of that, if you sell a unit, can your enemies buy it? Or only your friends? I am wondering because the Roving Clans get powerful perks for units bought from the marketplace, and I'm wondering if it could be viable as a co-op strategy to have an ally train their strongest units, sell them, and then buy them as the Clans to get a gigantic military advantage over everyone.