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I finished HE Vortex with Campaign on 'Hard' and Battles on 'Normal'.
Had trouble with Dark Elves finishing rituals faster than me and as a result I conquered them, Sarotassa was sending repeated raiding parties and so I got them too.
Actually, swords are far superior weapons when compared to spears in real life, especially in close quarter formation combat, where its versatile edge and compact form can be used with a far wider degree of freedom than a spear. A sword was the ultimate infantry weapon until gunpowder made "cold weapons" obsolete. Why spears were more widely used had 2 main reasons:
1. A spear was way more affordable.
2. It didn't require as much training. A novice with a spear has a natural advantage over a novice with a sword. Hence, why the rigorously trained Roman Legions used swords while levy troops of the barbarian and later feudal kingdoms used spears instead.
Therefore, whoever could afford a sword and had the leisure to train full time to reach a professional level, chose the sword.
Whenever you look at histocal warfare you will notice, that about every professional army corps, be it either on foot or mounted, was equipped with swords as either main or backup weapon. The richer part of the Greek Hoplites carried swords, Macedonian Phalangites carried swords, barbarian professional warriors who could afford it carried swords, knights, the Landsknechts, the Swiss Mercenaries - all carried swords. On this part I should add, that I don't see pikes as the same as spears at all. Those are a completely different beast and also a weapon that required a high degree of "professionalizm" to be used properly.
This was only true for the European battlefields though because European swords were sturdy, allround weapons of war. When we would look at the Japanese for example: Their swords like the Katana were only prestige weapons, used primarily in duels and after the Yari or Naginata (spear and pole weapons) of the Samurai broke. Their nature made them ill suited for war.
Swords may be superior, but they require exceptional training and when untrained they don't do very well against spears with shields.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLLv8E2pWdk
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1964262908
i did a test on custom battle and the results supprised me the sword arent much better then the spears for the tomb kings.. which is odd since the sword alway beats the spears thats the logic of total war game since day one. so you probably better off only using spears since you can vs large bonus.
to note though hes lord was in the fight sooner then i put mine it could have played a key role. but overall the swords are about the same.
No empire swords last way longer and are decent basic units.
the - 8 to defence hurt them.
The tier 1 skeles are only there to really trigger the heals and spawn the ushabti they dont do any damage
Honestly, 3 out of the 4 legendary lords for the tomb kings can have challenging start positions, at least in mortal empires. I'm not sure if the same is true for vortex. Settra is the easiest start out of the 4 and I would suggest maybe starting with him as a way of familiarizing yourself with the faction. I love tomb kings , but they definitely have a unique playstyle ,especially when it comes to recruiting units and faction economy. Like others have said, skeleton infantry is not going to have much in the way of killing power. In the early game, archers and chariots will be your best choice for killing potential, while your infantry can keep your enemy pinned down and allow archers and chariots to do their thing.