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ᛁᛖᛊᚢᛊ ᚨᚱ ᚷᚢᛞ Apr 8, 2021 @ 3:27am
What does LL mean?
I don't understand this LL, I see it all the time in the forum. Is it Loser Loser? Or Lackluster? What is this LL?
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Originally posted by Tzenka:
Legendary Lord.
It's a lord who is legendary. :lunar2019grinningpig:
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Tzenka Apr 8, 2021 @ 3:31am 
Legendary Lord.
It's a lord who is legendary. :lunar2019grinningpig:
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Elitewrecker PT Apr 8, 2021 @ 3:31am 
Legendary Lord
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ᛁᛖᛊᚢᛊ ᚨᚱ ᚷᚢᛞ Apr 8, 2021 @ 3:32am 
Originally posted by Tzenka:
Legendary Lord.
It's a lord who is legendary. :lunar2019grinningpig:
Ahaaa! I see, thank you :grinsam:
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XIII Apr 8, 2021 @ 3:53am 
LLs are basically just faction leaders, arent they?
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Elitewrecker PT Apr 8, 2021 @ 3:56am 
Most of them lead their own factions, but if they're confederated they're not faction leaders anymore, just legendary lords.
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XIII Apr 8, 2021 @ 4:04am 
Originally posted by Elitewrecker PT:
Most of them lead their own factions, but if they're confederated they're not faction leaders anymore, just legendary lords.

Yeah thats kinda obvious lol
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Elitewrecker PT Apr 8, 2021 @ 4:06am 
So LLs are simply LLs - Lords with unique items and skills and army effects.
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sirkudjon Apr 8, 2021 @ 4:14am 
Originally posted by XIII:
LLs are basically just faction leaders, arent they?
Basiclly yes but you might have extra like Tyrion is the Etaine leader but he can recruit Alastor or Von Carstein's start as one LL but in next turn you can recruit missing one.
Last edited by sirkudjon; Apr 8, 2021 @ 4:31am
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XIII Apr 8, 2021 @ 4:26am 
Originally posted by nodata:
Originally posted by XIII:
LLs are basically just faction leaders, arent they?
Basiclly yest but you might have extra like Tyrion is the Etaine leader but he can recruit Alastor or Von Carstein's star as one LL but in next turn you can recruit missing one.

Sure, you can get faction leaders as normal generals. But they are "originally" faction leaders.

Or are there LLs that never lead a faction?
Last edited by XIII; Apr 8, 2021 @ 4:27am
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Wh♂♂par Apr 8, 2021 @ 4:45am 
Gotrek doesn't lead a faction and is a completely unique LL. Also, as mentioned Alastor isn't either.
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Andrewbh2003 Apr 8, 2021 @ 4:45am 
Originally posted by XIII:
Originally posted by nodata:
Basiclly yest but you might have extra like Tyrion is the Etaine leader but he can recruit Alastor or Von Carstein's star as one LL but in next turn you can recruit missing one.

Sure, you can get faction leaders as normal generals. But they are "originally" faction leaders.

Or are there LLs that never lead a faction?
several LL do not lead factions ever
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Scolopendra Apr 8, 2021 @ 4:52am 
Also before halfway through game two's life cycle, many LL's were paired with other LL's. E.G Khemler with manfred, Balthasar Gelt with Franz, Ungrim Iron fist with Thorgrim. there was a time when many LL's shared the same faction and start location, thus the term LL came to mean all unique generals for the faction.
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XIII Apr 8, 2021 @ 5:03am 
Originally posted by ThunderGut:
Also before halfway through game two's life cycle, many LL's were paired with other LL's. E.G Khemler with manfred, Balthasar Gelt with Franz, Ungrim Iron fist with Thorgrim. there was a time when many LL's shared the same faction and start location, thus the term LL came to mean all unique generals for the faction.

Yup, usually you built a building, conquered a city or did a quest, to get another legendary lord, was something like that. These days its often to confederate the faction.

If LL means any unique lord, regardless of him being (in another start) able to lead a faction or not, then thats indeed different from what I assumed.

That said, depends; does the game actually have unique generals that can never be a faction leader? I cant remember.
Last edited by XIII; Apr 8, 2021 @ 5:12am
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WhiteDwarf Apr 8, 2021 @ 5:07am 
yes, legendary lords and they are Immortals right from a start.
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Scolopendra Apr 8, 2021 @ 5:21am 
Originally posted by XIII:
Originally posted by ThunderGut:
Also before halfway through game two's life cycle, many LL's were paired with other LL's. E.G Khemler with manfred, Balthasar Gelt with Franz, Ungrim Iron fist with Thorgrim. there was a time when many LL's shared the same faction and start location, thus the term LL came to mean all unique generals for the faction.

Yup, usually you built a building, conquered a city or did a quest, to get another legendary lord, was something like that. These days its often to confederate the faction.

If LL means any unique lord, regardless of him being (in another start) able to lead a faction or not, then thats indeed different from what I assumed.

That said, depends; does the game actually have unique generals that can never be a faction leader? I cant remember.

The Red Duke of Musilon comes to mind.
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